Here and abroad, American citizens, in particular, our military members, continue to be targets of radical Islamic threats, most of which fail, while still too many succeed. But you wouldn't know the true origin of such by listening only to our executive branch and their major-media servants. Recall the Fort Hood massacre, where several soldiers were slaughtered by a traitorous officer, a known Islamic, mouthing the Arabic battle-cry, "God is Great," before callously taking lives and forever ruining others. You'll also recall we were told by our leaders not to (quote) "jump to conclusions," even though the conclusion was painfully obvious. For many Americans, this was their first, death-dealing, exposure to the freedom-and-security-corroding smoke-screen of "political correctness." Here, the PC villain stalled the needed disciplinary-action against this fanatic that would've saved lives.
Just this month, at the Frankfort airport, a worker opened fire in a bus carrying U.S. Airmen, murdering two (including one from South Carolina). More would've died had his gun not jammed. The shooter, an ethnic Albanian, recently radicalized, launched his revenge attack against American military, yelling "God is Great" in Arabic. Yet, despite the obvious, the Feds used avoidance-speak to call it simply a "tragedy." Why does D.C. persist in pampering and purposely-shielding enemies with evil intent? Congressman Peter King just held hearings on the domestic threat posed by home-grown Islamic radicals. Some, even Muslims, testified that we're still failing to effectively deal with it. Denial is enabled when we fail to lower the veil of PC. To effectively combat the threat, our leaders must fully accept its source. After 9-11, Fort Hood, now Frankfort, for citizens who love America, the parentage of the terror-threat is no longer in question. Time for D.C. and their major-media partners to accept that reality as well.
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