December 10, 2006
This will be the guy running much of the oversight on our intelligence community for the next two years. Very niiiiiiice.
Now, I WISH I could say we'd be in much better hands had the Republicans kept power, but far too many GOP politicians would flub the same question.
And if you care about the future of your country, those facts should scare the living bejezus out of you.
Get involved, folks. Please get involved. Either that, or start memorizing the Shahada. If the people running our nation can't be bothered to learn the most basic facts about the Middle East, you'll likely be needing to recite it soon enough.
h/t : Captain Ed.
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Posted by: DemocracyRules at December 10, 2006 01:46 PM (+WNUd)
My fear is that these public officials will turn to 'moderates' such as CAIR to educate themselves. They will go from being uninformed to being disinformed.
Posted by: forest at December 10, 2006 02:24 PM (1YuGt)
Having said that, these two groups have been happily killing each other and carrying a grudge for 1400 plus years, this keeps them occupied and basically backward, so we should simply destroy any sides ability to make or obtain nuclear weapons and leave the rest to Allah.
Posted by: Terrapod at December 10, 2006 03:31 PM (Ffc+Y)
Win what? America is not engaged in any war or competition with Iraq. What are you babbling about?
America and the world would be safe from Iraq based terrorists if Bush were to cut n' run tomorrow?
Are you stoned, or just stupid?
Posted by: Jeff Bargholz at December 10, 2006 03:42 PM (bLPT+)
So, al queda is Sunni because Osama Bin Lanin came from Saudi Arabia? And the Wahhabis - from Saudi Arabia - are Sunni? And what about the Muslim Botherhood, from Egypt? And for that matter, the Nation of Islam in the United States?
And if the Kurds - a geographic distinction - are both Sunni and Shia - can it be said that the distinction is not really all that important? (the Kurds aren't fighting each other, despite their differences.)
And how is it that I - of lowly stature and influence - are more curious about all of this than our elected officials??
Posted by: Heroic Dreamer at December 11, 2006 12:50 AM (vufNv)
Whole world knows that al qaeda don’t even represent more than 1% of muslims and they also knows that they could never face if all muslims stands in the wake of their current insult. If Muslims are not responding towards any provoking insult it id only because they love peace.
Other wise history reveals that truth is with muslim and muslims are with truth and the truth is a power could not be denyied by any other power.
PEACE
Posted by: George Fernendus at December 11, 2006 07:45 AM (A5tZq)
A botched war in Iraq is bad, and if the incoming leaders are no better than the outgoing leaders at understanding the underlying causes of tensions in the region then that's even worse.
But if you seriously think there is a future scenario in which islamic terrorists take over out country and force Americans to convert to Islam, you have a very low opinion of Americans.
Posted by: bobb at December 13, 2006 12:46 PM (SGGuV)
Posted by: David Meyer at December 13, 2006 03:35 PM (f8TBF)
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