If a 800 pound tiger were sitting in the room with you, would it make sense for you to ignore it? After the London bombing last week, there have been many talking heads telling us the best way to protect ourselves from terrorism, and how we are doing a bad job of it now. But they are ignoring the cause, and there is really only one cause.
Let's take a hard look at the cause of terrorism. First, we are not being attacked because we are in Iraq or Afghanistan. That is a silly leftist political position that ignores the last 30 years of Islamic terrorism that I can remember. We are not being attacked because or our freedoms or our lifestyles or anything else like that. That is a crock of rightist hooey. The Islamic terrorists have no interest in our lifestyle or our democratic freedoms. There is only one reason we are being attacked, and it is the 800 pound tiger that everyone is trying to ignore: we support Israel, and the terrorists cannot tolerate that.
There is one plan that will not only stop terrorist acts against the U.S., but have Islamic women ululating in ecstasy in the streets for CNN, just like they did on September 11th. The mullahs will bless the U.S. and we will thought of as doing the work of Allah. They will love us instead of hate us.
What is this plan? Right now, the only country in the world that is powerful enough to attack and destroy Israel is the United States. If we were to destroy Israel and push the Jewish nation into the sea, all terrorism will stop. Any other approach will fail and the Islamic terror will continue.
So you have to ask yourself: Is this what we want? Do we want to destroy Israel?
Our only answer to that question is no. We have these choices: to battle in Iraq (a war for to build a democratic state in the Mideast besides Israel--and no, it is not about oil--don't be misled--the U.S. has access to plenty of oil without Iraq) and Afghanistan (a war to destroy a terrorist Islamic government) or sit here and accept that there will be inevitable terrorist attacks against us. You may not like it, but that is the way it is. Now, tell my why I am wrong.
