Re: Stuff is going to hit the fan!
This is all thought provoking. I think why I have the perceptions I do, and it comes down to what I saw and see of the everyman in the Middle east, being anti usa, thinking we are the great satan, cheering when the towers were bombed, what odd job said in his last post re muslim school children in the usa, the lack of response or protests from muslims in the USA post 911 (The Spanish Bask people immediately voiced their disapproval of the Madrid Train bombing for contrast example), and seeing newsreports of how UBL was a hero in the middle east which I associated with his success as a terrorist, and also understanding the human nature of resentment that people will have correctly or incorrectly. Allowed to continue with success against us, the everyman muslim I suspect will follow the terrorist way of thinking. If we take the leaders out, they will not. I do have pause though with the recollection of the effect of Santa Ana's killing of Fannin's men post surrender at Coleto creek in the Texas Revolution. That cost Mexico Texas.
This is all thought provoking. I think why I have the perceptions I do, and it comes down to what I saw and see of the everyman in the Middle east, being anti usa, thinking we are the great satan, cheering when the towers were bombed, what odd job said in his last post re muslim school children in the usa, the lack of response or protests from muslims in the USA post 911 (The Spanish Bask people immediately voiced their disapproval of the Madrid Train bombing for contrast example), and seeing newsreports of how UBL was a hero in the middle east which I associated with his success as a terrorist, and also understanding the human nature of resentment that people will have correctly or incorrectly. Allowed to continue with success against us, the everyman muslim I suspect will follow the terrorist way of thinking. If we take the leaders out, they will not. I do have pause though with the recollection of the effect of Santa Ana's killing of Fannin's men post surrender at Coleto creek in the Texas Revolution. That cost Mexico Texas.