1 Islamic idiocy would more suit the situation.

2 I fervently hope that this is the start of a trend, wherein the MSM keeps using phrases such as "Islamic Fascism", et al, to the point it becomes ingrained into the everyday reporting.  Long overdue.  The first step in solving a problem: identify the problem.
 
The Problem is religious fanaticism from Islamic extremists.  Call the f-ing duck a duck.  I was raised a Methodist.  If it were "Methodist Extremists" (makes me giggle a bit when I see it) doing this, I would be protesting very loudly out in the streets, PC-be-damned.

3 Eric is right. How can we attack a problem when PC attitudes get in the way of giving it an identity?
 
We are not alone in our struggles as country in getting to the fight. It seems our parents, parents, struggled a bit despite the fact they are considered the Greatest Generation. They too needed guidance and some gentle persuasion.

4 Some mind-boggling thoughts, concerning our great country and what is obviously WW III blooming right in front of us... Brokaw's "Greatest Generation", every member of which I would buy dinner for, and offer a heartfelt "thank you" to for their service if I recognized them at the local diner, fought the last great war in which the majority of the American public was almost 100% behind.  My father/father-in-law's war in Korea was when politics started interfering with the job at hand.  It cost MacArthur his job, as he, like the other great leaders of the prior war like Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Halsey, knew only how to fight a war to win.  I can't imagine what goes thru my Dad's mind, as he thinks back to the GI's he patched up as a corpsman, or my father-in-law, as he still feels the sting of Chinese machine gun bullet fragments on a rainy day, and sees idiots like Kim Jong-Ill still prattling on in N. Korea.  They both had very different ideas about how the war they volunteered to go fight would turn out. 
 
But, my point - check out the old WWII posters from back then.  There was no PC police around to interfere, and the "Huns", and "Japs" (sorry to my Japanese friends, I'm making a point here) were depicted as animals, and it contributed to our resolve as a nation.  The enemy did the same thing then......
 
...and our enemy does the same thing now.
 
Do we really think the "Islamic ACLU" is censoring propaganda over there? 
 
FOCUS.  Now More Than Ever.

5 Good finish, Eric.

The good old days, when a kraut was a kraut, a nip was a nip. We all love each other now though, right?
 
CAIR needs to do more to show why we should be tolerant while they attack us (us being anyone not following their strict rules).
 
And you're right our enemies do the same thing. Funny thing is, they can hire American born actors to star in their hate-ertainment.

Haywood wants everyone to have a great weekend.

p.s. If anybody needs some shampoo, toothpaste, aftershave, or lotion, Haywood can run over to Midway and hit the dumpster, let me know. Good pickin's this weekend! Gonna be some sweet smellin' sout' siders!

6 I'm playing with the terms "Shari'ists" and "Caliphists" along with the diminutive and ironic "Caliphniks." These terms put the focus on the desired outcome, rather than a tactic or political orientation. It also ties together terrorists with those who would impose Sharia Law through Western legal systems and elections.

7 I like the word "caliphist"

Needs a definition, I suppose, but I like the concept. Draws a much clearer line between the two sides.

8 What about saladfist. Sort of an Oz thing, salad tossing and all of that.

9 Eye: why do you like "caliphist?" On first blush, it sounds old-fashioned, but on second thought, maybe that's accurate.

I've been thinking that we should say "Iranian Jihadists" and "Saudi Wahhabis" because in this way, we identify the actual state supports on which this movement feeds. And by clearly identifying the states supporting these movements, maybe we can stop them.

I read that Saudi Arabia has spent more than 75 billion dollars on the Wahhabi sect of Islam that inspires jihadists world-wide, through schools and mosques.

10 Seems to me that Michael Savage has been using the term 'Islamic fascists' for a few years now.  Well, he says Islamo-fascists, but same thing.

11 I bet everyone of the moon god worshipping POS in Deerborn, MI. are having their Friday prayers listened to by the FBI.

12 I've certainly got no problem with "Saudi caliphists" and "Iranian caliphists"
 
To discuss "Saudi Wahabists," "Egyption Qutbists" and "Iranian 12th Imam Cultists" sounds as if we are discussing three separate and different things. In one way, we are.  In many ways, however, these are all brands of the same ideology.
 
Similarly, we could get into a deep discussion of the fine distinctions between, for example, "Maoists," "Stalinists" and "Trotskyists," but I'm happy to call them all "Communists" and be done with it.

13 ISLAMO!!!!!IslamoSho

Nearly four in 10 Americans admit having feelings of prejudice against Muslims living in the U.S. and are in favor of having Muslims carrying a special ID

22 percent of those surveyed said they would not like to have a Muslim as a neighbor.

31 percent of respondents said they would feel nervous if they noticed a Muslim man on their airplane flight

18 percent would feel nervous about a Muslim woman flying with them.
49 percent feel that Muslims living in the U.S. are loyal to this country.

34 percent believe American Muslims are sympathetic to the al-Qaida terrorist organization.

40 percent of respondents said they believe Muslims in the U.S. are not respectful of other religions

44 percent said Muslims are too extreme in their religious beliefs.

52 percent believe Muslims are not respectful of women.

39 percent said the U.S. should require Muslims to carry a special ID

57 percent believe Muslims should undergo more intensive security checks at airports.

39 percent said they "have at least some feelings of prejudice against Muslims.

59 percent said they did not, and 2 percent had no opinion.

Opinions are different, however, among Americans who are personally acquainted with a Muslim, the poll disclosed.
For example:

10 percent of those who know a Muslim said they would not want one as a neighbor.

24 percent believe Muslims should carry a special ID – compared to 50 percent among those who don’t know a Muslim.

Are these results MY fault? Are they the fault of other sites like Little Green Footballs or Jihad Watch?

I think it it’s the fault of C.A.I.R and the speeches, rallies and public statements NOT made that are the cause of the feelings shown in this poll. Personally I think the vast majority of Americans want to live well and harmoniously with their American moslem brothers its just that we never see the American moslem community trying to reach out to us. They didn’t attend that rally held in Washington specifically for them (you recall the one I am talking about...it was a flop).

C.A.I.R. will say this poll shows Americans are bigots…BULL! It’s up to American Moslems to prove us wrong.
We want you too, really.

What do you think? Please comment.
-Steve

14 ISLAMO!!!!!IslamoSho

Nearly four in 10 Americans admit having feelings of prejudice against Muslims living in the U.S. and are in favor of having Muslims carrying a special ID

22 percent of those surveyed said they would not like to have a Muslim as a neighbor.

31 percent of respondents said they would feel nervous if they noticed a Muslim man on their airplane flight

18 percent would feel nervous about a Muslim woman flying with them.
49 percent feel that Muslims living in the U.S. are loyal to this country.

34 percent believe American Muslims are sympathetic to the al-Qaida terrorist organization.

40 percent of respondents said they believe Muslims in the U.S. are not respectful of other religions

44 percent said Muslims are too extreme in their religious beliefs.

52 percent believe Muslims are not respectful of women.

39 percent said the U.S. should require Muslims to carry a special ID

57 percent believe Muslims should undergo more intensive security checks at airports.

39 percent said they "have at least some feelings of prejudice against Muslims.

59 percent said they did not, and 2 percent had no opinion.

Opinions are different, however, among Americans who are personally acquainted with a Muslim, the poll disclosed.
For example:

10 percent of those who know a Muslim said they would not want one as a neighbor.

24 percent believe Muslims should carry a special ID – compared to 50 percent among those who don’t know a Muslim.

Are these results MY fault? Are they the fault of other sites like Little Green Footballs or Jihad Watch?

I think it it’s the fault of C.A.I.R and the speeches, rallies and public statements NOT made that are the cause of the feelings shown in this poll. Personally I think the vast majority of Americans want to live well and harmoniously with their American moslem brothers its just that we never see the American moslem community trying to reach out to us. They didn’t attend that rally held in Washington specifically for them (you recall the one I am talking about...it was a flop).

C.A.I.R. will say this poll shows Americans are bigots…BULL! It’s up to American Moslems to prove us wrong.
We want you too, really.

What do you think? Please comment.
-Steve

15 ISLAMO!!!!!IslamoSho

Nearly four in 10 Americans admit having feelings of prejudice against Muslims living in the U.S. and are in favor of having Muslims carrying a special ID

22 percent of those surveyed said they would not like to have a Muslim as a neighbor.

31 percent of respondents said they would feel nervous if they noticed a Muslim man on their airplane flight

18 percent would feel nervous about a Muslim woman flying with them.
49 percent feel that Muslims living in the U.S. are loyal to this country.

34 percent believe American Muslims are sympathetic to the al-Qaida terrorist organization.

40 percent of respondents said they believe Muslims in the U.S. are not respectful of other religions

44 percent said Muslims are too extreme in their religious beliefs.

52 percent believe Muslims are not respectful of women.

39 percent said the U.S. should require Muslims to carry a special ID

57 percent believe Muslims should undergo more intensive security checks at airports.

39 percent said they "have at least some feelings of prejudice against Muslims.

59 percent said they did not, and 2 percent had no opinion.

Opinions are different, however, among Americans who are personally acquainted with a Muslim, the poll disclosed.
For example:

10 percent of those who know a Muslim said they would not want one as a neighbor.

24 percent believe Muslims should carry a special ID – compared to 50 percent among those who don’t know a Muslim.

Are these results MY fault? Are they the fault of other sites like Little Green Footballs or Jihad Watch?

I think it it’s the fault of C.A.I.R and the speeches, rallies and public statements NOT made that are the cause of the feelings shown in this poll. Personally I think the vast majority of Americans want to live well and harmoniously with their American moslem brothers its just that we never see the American moslem community trying to reach out to us. They didn’t attend that rally held in Washington specifically for them (you recall the one I am talking about...it was a flop).

C.A.I.R. will say this poll shows Americans are bigots…BULL! It’s up to American Moslems to prove us wrong.
We want you too, really.

What do you think? Please comment.
-Steve

16 Islam does not worship the same god as Christians, and Jews. The G-d of the Christians, and Jews loves life. Islam prays to a false god of death.

This is called freedom of speech. If you do not like it, or want to cut my head off for writing it, please get the bloody hell out of this country, and get back to the 3rd world shit hole you are from.

Thank you, and have a great American day.

17 Uh, Leatherneck, just so you know, they think they own this country, and they think you should be the one to accommodate them. That is what the ROP teaches them, that the World belongs to Allah, and only people who believe in him are to control everything.

18 Hey Nasrallah,
The "Religion of Peace" lie doesn't even pass for a joke anymore. I know something of your language; the word Islam does NOT mean peace, it means "subjugation", or "coerced submission".
Haven't you yet understood that the world judges you by your conduct and NOT by your philosophizing?!?!?!!?
Let's look at your Qoran to see just how peaceful Islam is, shall we?
Qoran 9:29 Fight against those to whom the scriptures were given as ... until they pay tribute out of their hand and are utterly subdued.
In other words, your "peaceful" pseudo-religion orders Muslims to subjugate Christians and Jews and to extort "humilation tax" from them which you call "Jizyya'h".

19 You're correct JJ; according to islamic doctrine, anywhere a muslim sets his foot belongs to islam, and they think they have the right to take our lands by force. I keep trying to tell everyone that this was has been going on for 1400 years now, and will continue until we're all dead or they're all dead. There has never been, there is not now, and there will never be peace possible with muslims, unless you like slavery, because their only goal is total domination. They cannot be reasoned with. They cannot be bought off with Danegeld. They cannot hear pleas for mercy. They are bloodthirsty savages with only rape, murder, and enslavement in mind. There can be no peace until the last one is dead.

20 Yeah IM,
That pretty much sums it up!

21 A big player in this whole Charlie-Foxtrot is the fact that Muslims do not hold allegiance to whatever country they are inhabiting; they are beholden to Allah (piss on 'em) first and foremost.  What makes our country great is the fact that despite being a melting pot of cultures, races, and religions, throughout history we have stood as one when our country needed us.  It seems to make perfect sense to me... band together, neutralize the threat to our home turf, then when tensions ease, we can all get back to our "own thing". 
 
If I live to be a thousand, I'll never figure these ROP asshats out...

22 I've figured them out Eric; they're an evolutionary offshoot, somewhere between animals and humans, with the worst characteristics of both. Extermination is the only way to deal with muslims, because they will never stop killing innocent people.