Connect the Dots - Fort Hood was Not an Isolated Incident
11/10/09
The Fort Hood terrorist massacre was a deliberate act against Americans. The producers of the award-winning documentary film, Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West and its hard-hitting sequel, The Third Jihad are asking Americans to wake up.
“The media must connect the dots. This was not simply a case of a disturbed individual, and it is not the only case of homegrown Jihad in recent weeks,” explains Raphael Shore, Executive Producer of The Third Jihad. “It is our duty as Americans to be honest with ourselves.”
Many of the 13 who lost their lives in Fort Hood were being deployed to fight radicals on the battlefield in Afghanistan but ended up losing their lives to the same radical ideology on American soil.
The Fort Hood attack has been the most deadly of recent terrorist activity in the United States, but is not an isolated event. Over the past few months America has witnessed honor killings, foiled terrorist attacks and Jihad training. Each event is significant and we must connect the dots and realize the dangerous nature of the homegrown threat.
“Tomorrow, on Veterans Day, we have an opportunity to show appreciation to brave soldiers who are fighting the threat of radical Islam abroad,” said Shore. “For those of us not deployed on national service we must take up the cause of protecting our freedoms here at home. To do this, we must first inform ourselves.”
The Third Jihad, the newest offering from the producers of the award-winning documentary film, Obsession: Radical Islam’s War Against the West, explores the growth of radical Islam in America.
The film, narrated by devout Muslim American Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, opens with the following statement: “This is not a film about Islam. It is about the threat of radical Islam. Only a small percentage of the world's 1.3 billion Muslims are radical. This film is about them.”
Comments
Posted by heartofaJew on Wed, 11/11/2009 - 15:57
This is addressed to soldiers and their families at Fort Hood.
My deepest condolences for those who were murdered in cold blood and to those who were wounded by an Islamic fanatic. An unmitigated descpicable act of terror.
This act of terror should be called what it is and should not be whitewashed - not even by your Commander in Chief. It was not a tragedy. A tragedy is when one dies in a car accident or a boating accident.
I hope you will all know no further sorrows. The hearts of people who cherish democracy are with all the people at Fort Hood.
G-d bless you one and all.
Vardit
Toronto/Canada
Posted by Chessnut on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 22:45
Until today's politicians take their heads out of their A$$*$, and stop promoting this political correctness garbage, this type of thing will continue. These politicians are acting the same way Chamberlain did in England just before WWII and look what happened there. Its time to shine the light on these murderers and show them for what they are.
My deepest sympathies to the families of those victims so callously murdered by the very scum whose rights they fought to protect. God Bless them.
God and the soldier
we alike adore
In times of danger
but not before.
The danger past
and the conflict righted,
God is forgotten
and the soldier Slighted.
Not on my watch ...
Delta, BC - Canada
Posted by hudsoninbury on Wed, 11/18/2009 - 07:20
However evident or proven any single horrific act may be against the West and its society, it will never be a declaration of war against the true core reason for its conception.
Aristotle wrote that tolerance and apathy were the last virtues of a dying society. Our society has been injected using legislation with a sedative size dose of tolerance and the resulting apathy that allows Islamic terror acts which are now forgotten and accepted within days as simply isolated incidents which with hope or luck will be the end of it.
Our strange ability to just 'get over' the worst acts against us has become simply amazing while our enemies grow stronger and more focused by the day.