A Patriotic Manifesto
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In an America where freedom has been forfeited for security and an ever growing fear still remains, it is now time for the people of this once great nation to make a stand against the atrocities that continue to take place in the name of a minority religious demographic. Islamists claim that it is not their religion to do harm, raze, or commit genocide in order to promote their perspective ideology; however it has come to light that this is precisely what is taking place. Should “The Noble” Muslims of the world cooperate with the rest of humanity and rebuke the actions of their brethren, it would ensure a better understanding in the minds of the “infidels” that not all Muslims agree with or endorse the actions of the labeled extremists. Should they choose to remain silent, then no differentiation can or should be made. It is time for America and the world to denounce this affliction without prejudice and without the regard for the politically correct rhetoric that has caused the near paralysis of our government. We have become a nation of words without deeds, and even our words are softened to avoid the backlash of the offended, but the Democracy that we have been bred to embrace affirms that the majority’s interest be protected foremost.
9/11 made it clear just how far the zealots of this belief will go to assault the non-believer by murdering over 3,000 American, lives taken by the brainwashed fanatics of Allah. The jihadist’s idea of an American Zionistic plot to enslave the world with capitalism is being preached from Haram to the newly constructed Islamic Cultural Center next to ground zero, the site of the greatest terrorist attack ever against America. America, the Great Satan, must be defeated, must be destroyed, along with the infidels that live there. For some reason we continue to accept this radical creed as a legitimate religion deserving protection from the same constitution that it must destroy in order to achieve their Islamic agenda. It would be treasonous for a citizen of America to attempt to undermine our government with goals of destruction however under the guise of a religious sect they are sheltered from disparagement by that very same constitution.
The will of Allah should be uncontested, and Allah’s words are channeled through the Imam, hence, no Imam should be contested as well. We know through our own history that religion and politics do not mix even Thomas Jefferson acknowledged that “In every country and every age, the priest has been hostile to Liberty.” This statement warns that religion should be detached from government. Society dictates morality, so if the society is proportioned higher with a specific religion, then the ethics of that faith will dictate the values of that society. This deems religion and government an unnecessary alliance.
To visit the home of Mohammad is to step back in time. Every social issue, human rights issue, and equality issue, that has already been addressed and reformed in our country, are still prevalent. Visiting “The Kingdom”, the land of Mecca and Medina, where women are forbidden to drive and education is sectarian, provides insight into how racism, discrimination, and inequity, are still alive and well in our world. Where faith is determined with a gun and killing in the name of Allah are realities. In Yemen, sectarian violence has reached historic proportions. This according to their own report from Al-Jazeera news, “Deadly clashes have broken out between Zaidi Shia rebels and Sunni Salafist gunmen in northern Yemen, a security official has said, as anti-government protests continued across the nation. Heavy fighting erupted on Thursday morning in the northern Hajjah province between rebel gunmen, known as Houthis, and Sunni fighters, the local official told news agencies. Both sides blamed each other for the bloodshed, which represents the latest flare-up in one of the internal conflicts threatening a power transfer deal signed in November last year to pull back Yemen from the brink of civil war.” Another Middle Eastern moderate, Kuwait, is one of the world’s biggest violators for human trafficking and modern day slavery. The United States State Department says “Kuwait is a destination country for men and women trafficked for the purposes of forced labor. The majority of trafficking victims are from among the over 500,000 foreign women recruited for domestic service work in Kuwait. Men and women migrate from Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Indonesia, Pakistan, and Bangladesh in search of work in the domestic and sanitation industries. Although they migrate willingly to Kuwait, upon arrival some are subjected to conditions of forced labor from their “sponsors” and labor agents, such as withholding of passports, confinement, physical sexual abuse and threats of such abuse or other serious harm, and non-payment of wages with the intent of compelling their continued service. Adult female migrant workers are particularly vulnerable, and consequently are often victims of sexual exploitation and forced prostitution.” - (U.S. State Dept Trafficking in Persons Report, June, 2009) These are the lands of Muhammad’s “religion of peace”. How can we consent to any institution that condones the enslavement of another, promotes discrimination, and adopts violence as a solution for disparity? Should we continue to support or turn a blind eye to the malevolence then the silent infiltration of our own compassionate culture will persist until it is too late.
How can a religion become a government? How can an establishment of power be ruled by a philosophy? The educator John Acton put it best when he said “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” So how can an ideology that professes benevolence become the autocratic power of a sovereign realm and not consider that the influence is by that of man? The Muslims of America have testified that theirs is not a religion of hate but that of tolerance and acceptance, so if this is the case then they have certainly confessed to the corruption that the Mosques of Islam have experienced. Mankind has proven again and again that imperviousness to duplicity is near impossible with unchallenged authority. Politics should not influence religion, and religion should only motivate politics based on the popular will of the people.
When will common sense prevail and the true intent of our original patriots be recognized? Our nation was founded on the principle that people are endowed with certain inalienable rights, something that the Q’aran discounts, the words of the prophet are law and rights of the people are neglected. This goes against everything our forefathers shed their patriotic blood for. Since this is the case, we, America, need to re-establish the original intent of the revolution by condemning the Q’aran and its teachings. It is a complete contradiction of what America is and everything that we edify to the world that we are. The power of government should exist harmoniously with the consent of the governed, and espousal of Islam by America is a complete hypocrisy.
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