Hi Miriam,
Well, Engelhardt sure does a good job here putting relatively minor threats
like Al Qaeda and ISIS into proper perspective. But, I'm afraid that it
would be nearly impossible to expect the majority of the American Sheeple to
understand what he has to say, much less believe it.
I almost get sick to my stomach when I hear fearful folks cowering and
talking about how they have changed their routine behaviors because of the
attacks in Paris and San Bernardino. .
Here's an interesting thought. I'd say that Engelhardt's article could be a
greater threat to groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS than anything we've done in
the name of the so-called war on terror if we could convince more Americans
of the veracity of what he has to say. In other words, if we calmed down,
stopped doing things like profiling, drone strikes, etc, or even changing
our relationship with Israel, these groups would have a much harder time
recruiting new suicide bombers.
Bob Hachey
