America is Not a Land from the Outer Space
Charles Johnson
Mon Jan 2, 2006 at 11:16 pm PST • Views: 320
In an article poignantly titled, “What if America’s presence in Iraq is crushed?” Hadi Jalomarai lets us know that the jihad in Iraq is revenge for native Americans. (Hat tip: Allah.)
Those putting all their eggs in the U.S. basket in Iraq should remember that America is not a land from the outer space and Americans are not superhuman.
Despite its massive military and economic power, it is very likely for America to be defeated in Iraq. The world’s only superpower has a history of cut and run.
It also has a legacy of injustice right from the very beginning of its history which is based on the extermination of the Red Indians who, from time immemorial, had for themselves the plateaus, the mountains, the rivers and the falls of the land.
The history of the U.S. as a nation started with a tragedy, the victims of which were the original inhabitants of the land known today as America.
The Indians must have cursed their tormentors for not only usurping their land but having them finished off as a nation.
The souls of the Indians killed at the hands of the forefathers of today’s Americans, and their descendants if any, should now recoil with joy at what is happening to America in Iraq.
They also must have received with glee what happened to New Orleans.
Both events can be seen in the context of heavenly reprisal against those who killed them and their wild horses, those who raped their brown-skinned women and burned their children.
I cite these examples to remind those who have put all their eggs in the American basket that the U.S. may be defeated in Iraq.
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