The enemy inside the gate (again)

"The people who were hurt or maybe killed this afternoon, what were they guilty of? The same thing the 2,000 Americans who died on 9/11 were guilty of - not a damn thing."

Welcome back to the rodeo. Where? Europe, of course. You know, the enlightened crowd who have the "COEXIST" bumper stickers on the back of their Range Rovers. It has happened again. It seems like a ping pong contest as to which country it will happen in next - the UK or France. This time is was London. Last time it was Manchester. Where will it be the next time?

One of the problems with Europe is that they always seem to refuse to recognize the enemy. When the enemy is at the gate as in World War II, or when the enemy is inside the tent like today. 

This latest terror attack is so recent, I could not even get a current image for this article. I had to use one from the terror attack last March. Yes, that was so yesterday. And yet the attacks just keep on coming. Ever wonder why? Why they don't stop? There really is a simple answer. They hate us. They hate Europeans, they hate Israelis, and they REALLY hate Americans. So when are these attacks going to stop? Hold on for this one, as it is tough to say - when either they are all dead, or we are all dead. The terrorists are that committed.

Sound harsh? Not in the realm of the Caliphate. Followers of the cross (in the eyes of the Islamic Terrorists) are the real enemy. The reasons for this get real deep philosophically, and it goes back to ancient times. Can there ever be peace between us? Can this terror ever stop? It pains me to say this, but no. We can put all the equal bumper stickers on our cars, the Coexist bumper stickers, the peace sign bumper stickers - and it won't mean a wit to the terrorists.

The people who were hurt or maybe killed this afternoon, what were they guilty of? The same thing the 2,000 Americans who died on 9/11 were guilty of - not a damn thing. Hello Europe? Hello NATO? Hello Christians? It is time to wake up. This is a problem which will not go away, and it is just a matter of time before it is on our shores also.