The people that are in the most danger are the Moslems ā?? due to the actions of the lunatic fringe of their society, and the reactions of the "lunatic" fringes of ours.

They must either:
A.)Eliminate the threat themselves
B) Help the authorities find them

The threat of violence against the innocent Moslem community is not something that I concur should exist, therefore the only way to contain that, and also protect against possible terrorist attacks, is to provide extra surveillance of them. It will provide discouragement to would-be jihads, as well as homegrown bigots and vigilantes.

If anybody thinks this is not necessary, or that it is ā??bigotedā?, Iā??d once again advise them to consider the alternative of letting things get out of hand, have the mobs take it upon themselves to act, and go the course of pogroms, lynching, riots, etc. against this community.

You want ā??em, this is what weā??re up against, and youā??re damned if you do, and damned if you donā??t. Letā??s allow more people that deserve to live here, and want to work, prosper, and contribute to society while becoming new citizens. Do we really want this current situation? I know I donā??t. I have no problem with the more secular, moderate to progressive, hard-working Middle Eastern people. They tend to do well because they are educated, middle class, self-sufficient, and totally non-destructive. They do not like terrorists, don't force their women to wear burkas, don't teach their children to hate people that are different, and best of all want to be Americans and make this their home. Those are the right people, and ALL races and ethnic groups that come here should have at least some understanding of, and wish to develop, these traits - for themselves and for their descendants .

If the immigrants donā??t even have a chance of doing that, or even recognizing the importance of it, then we donā??t need, or want, them.
Breukelen advocaat Reviewed by Breukelen advocaat on . In the Big Apple: If You See Something, Say Something! People that ride the buses and subways in New York City are constantly barraged with public address system announcements urging citizens to report suspicious packages, people, etc. Well, today I did exactly that. There was a woman, wearing a burka, with packages, on an elevated subway platform. She was sitting in the middle of a row of seats, and nobody was sitting beside her because they were wary. I knew that there was a police officer, below, in the station. I went down the steps and Rating: 5