At least 19 dead in blast at Ariana Grande concert in British arena

[GilpinGuy]

LOL - islam could kill a million people here and it still wouldn't matter to most.

Americans are just like the Euros, paralyzed by political correctness, absorbed in their TVs and gossip.

You're right, but Day of Wrath is a book by William Forstchen. I wasn't implying OUR wrath was coming soon.

Here's the description:

This novella by New York Times bestselling author William R. Forstchen imagines a horrifying scenario where, in the course of one day, the terrorist group ISIS carries out massacres in schools and on highways across the United States. With a surprisingly small but well-organized and ruthless force, the nightmarish devastation brings America to a state of near-paralysis.

The last sentence nails it.

[roberth]

Please understand that my views of the American public are formed by watching and listening to those I see most often, my co-workers and neighbors are quite liberal and they find my views appalling.

You're right, but Day of Wrath is a book by William Forstchen. I wasn't implying OUR wrath was coming soon.

Here's the description:


The last sentence nails it.

I have the book on my shelf, read it a couple of times.

Understood, I think in mostly American terms, I see Europe is experiencing the wrath now. Ours is coming soon, the islamists here will see the success their brethren are having in Europe and correctly deduce that they will experience the same success here.

America is already paralyzed for the most part. The red pill is coming, will Americans see it and understand it?

Remember the Florida gay nightclub shooting, 49 dead. twice as many as the latest atrocity in England. Who did the media and the majority of Americans side with, the gays? No, they abandoned the lgbtq and sided with islam.

[JohnnyDrama]

Who did the media and the majority of Americans side with, the gays? No, they abandoned the lgbtq and sided with islam.

I don't think "they" really sided with Islam. Rather "they" just stuck their collective head in the sand and tried to ignore it, thinking it's best not to make anybody angry and eventually business as usual may resume. This has been the status quo for many years. I recall sitting in a conference room not too long after the 1982 bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon listening to "terrorism countermeasures" we could take to protect ourselves. What struck me was the fact that everything mentioned was oriented toward stopping a bad guy we figured had self preservation in mind. The fact that there are people willing to kill themselves to make a statement hadn't sunk in then and still hasn't.

[Gman]

Remember the Florida gay nightclub shooting, 49 dead. twice as many as the latest atrocity in England. Who did the media and the majority of Americans side with, the gays? No, they abandoned the lgbtq and sided with islam.

Silly rabbit. It was the gun's fault.

[Rooskibar03]

That book made me so angry, because it's all to easy to accomplish and it still wouldn't be enough to kick the political correctness.

You're right, but Day of Wrath is a book by William Forstchen. I wasn't implying OUR wrath was coming soon.

Here's the description:


The last sentence nails it.