"Despite all the DC pontifications, obfuscations, and professional talking points to the contrary, we know in Syria there are two options, support Bashir Assad or support radical Islamists, that’s it. There is no mysterious “moderate” third option; the “rebels” are radical islamists. President Obama and Republican Senator John McCain are making the same argument in 2014 toward Syria they both made in 2011 toward Libya. In Libya 2011 there were two options, support Moamuar Kaddafi, or support radical Islamists under the nom de plume “rebels“. The White House supported the “rebels“, Kaddafi was killed, and as a consequence right now in Libya chaos reigns as the islamists, now collected under the banner “Libyan Dawn”, are destroying the country." http://theconservativetreehouse.com...d-by-a-willfully-blind-dc-professional-class/
I have to congratulate DB. Just when you think he can't possibly find an article as idiotic as his last one, he up and tops himself. Well done, my liberal hero. Just as an aside, the 9/11 terrorists were wealthy Saudi's. Ditto Osama bin Ladin himself. They hadn't suffered or experienced any suffering,except to their inflated notions of islamic pride. What we are seeing is a demonstration, not of rage or oppression, but of muslims doing what they have been told to do for centuries. Conquer and kill, subjugate and oppress. Unfortunately we have had two presidents who were too cowed by PC or too bought off by arab interests to make that simple point. If ISIS has any value, it is that they are making it unavoidably clear.
At almost the same time our government takes 'so help me God' out of the US Air Force oath, it votes to fund a bunch of Islamic jihadi fighters over in the middle east and supply them with weapons. Our gov't seems to think that one of the prettiest sounds on earth is the muslim call to prayer. Well, Obama does. Same thing.
If I was a Christian joining the Iranian Air Force, and they made me say, "In Allah I trust" it wouldn't really be any big deal. Same guy, different name. Now, if I was an atheist, it would be a problem. Kind of hard to be an atheist without having a god, whether they call Him God or Allah to not believe in. Atheists believe in God more than Christians. Many Christians live their life sort of ambivalent. Atheists believe in Him so bad they need to be against Him.
With apologies to dbphoenix, the depth of your understanding of Christians and atheists is truly breathtaking.