Comments on: Nigerian terrorist’s father should give us hope for peace

By: Captain America

Captain America — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:09:36 +0000

I think you can substitute “terrorist” for either…They are either active or passive but all on the same page…

By: Aristotle

Aristotle — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:06:44 +0000

Now that’s an LOL….

By: Marty Bernard

Marty Bernard — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 04:07:19 +0000

Good luck trying to tell them apart. The ones that hate US and want to kill US, look and sound like the ones that say they don’t even though the one’s that say they don’t probably do..(.There is a huge percentage of sympathizers on top of the 10% Islamic Fascists…)

In other words, the one’s with values and principles are rare indeed, and if they voice opposition to the fanatics, they won’t have a future, bright or otherwise…..

Is it Muslims or Moslems? You’ve used both…I want to be correct here…

By: JUNO

JUNO — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 03:31:21 +0000

Happy New Year Robert…!!! Glad to see you have awoken from your recent slumber and begun answering the many great comments this week.. some of the ones on “Jimmah” Carter are priceless…

By: Robert S. Siegel

Robert S. Siegel — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:46:15 +0000

I can hope that one man of principle means that there are others of principle. There are others of principle. I know Moslems of principle. Unfortunately, those with the principles are too often not in power, and when they are, they are scared to stand up because our politically correct western societies refuse to state that we are at war with Islamic facism. We can’t defend those that would stand for peace if we refuse to acknowledge that there is a distinction between Moslems that are at peace and Moslems that desire war.

We are at war with Islamic facism.

We are at peace with Moslems that desire to leave us in peace.

By: Marty Bernard

Marty Bernard — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 02:21:12 +0000

You’re joking, right Robert? You think that because one Muslim man of principle, does the right thing for once, it will spread and other parents will turn in their Jihadi children ? That’s optimistic but unrealistic. I agree with Jim Duncan, Umaru is dead-man walking…

By: HighPlanesDrifter

HighPlanesDrifter — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:34:43 +0000

I am so glad my 70 yr old grand mother was taken out of line for extra scrutny. Her carry-on inspected to make sure her shampoo and other liquids were limited to 3 ozs and in the required plastic bag.
Then they let the Nigerian terrorist, Abdulmutallab, on board without a passport, no real scrutny and his liquid explosives were not even in an approved plastic bag…Go figure…

By: JimDuncanRIP

JimDuncanRIP — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 13:26:17 +0000

Unfortunately, with Umaru’s attitudes, he may well be next on the Al Queda hit list and not long for this world….

By: Warren Carnell

Warren Carnell — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:49:39 +0000

It IS a good sign that the father turned in the son for what he might do, but it is obvious to me, that it is more important to be vigilant on our end.
1st – Flag terror sympathizers for extra additional scrutiny no matter the source of the information.
2nd – Actual terrorists don’t get to fly, period….
3rd- No passport no boarding pass- That seems like a no brainer, but this guy was actually allowed to board a plane bound for
the US without a passport, now that is scary…Our State Dept is doing what with terror info received ???
4th- Leave the old ladies alone, focus on Muslims no matter the age…The problem is —Not all Muslims are terrorist, BUT it seems that ALL terrorists are Muslim…That is the dilemma for them.

We need to stop the PC madness and take the logical counter steps before one of these guys gets lucky with me on the plane. Then Robert would have no one to comment on his posts..