GawainsGhost

I have had the same thoughts as you. I have wondered how long Americans will be willing to continue being persecuted before collective rage sets in and the gloves finally come off. Americans along with Israelis are to the early 21st century what the Jews were to Nazi Germany. This war is far bigger than simply the US versus Islamic terrorists. The major supporters of the Islamic terrorist supporting states are the leading Communist states of Russia and China. The enemy is an alliance of Communists and Islamic extremists.

I realize this all sounds like a conspiracy theory, but I am not promoting one by any means. Nonetheless, Khalid’s boasts (in Arabic) about the “cowardly” reaction of the American passengers worries me about some larger questions. My apologies to the peaceful Muslim community, but please ponder the issue.

How long the American people are willing to just go about their lives, like the persecuted people of Israel, in these circumstances, with the constant fear of attack and heightened insecurity, remains the great unknown. But at some point, whether it results from simply tiring of an intolerable situation or another castrosphic attack, collective rage is going to set in.

There are many dark clouds brewing on the horizon, in Iran, in the Middle East, in Europe, in Britain, in Africa, in North and South America. These disruptions of airline flights are only a small part, like balls of hail, of the larger storm, the looming all-out war between Islam and the West.

Note that even these false alarms have involved young men of Middle Eastern appearance.

As you point out, even creating fear and distrust achieves terrorism’s goals.

It makes me so angry.