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The People Will Waken And Listen To Hear

Dec 19, 2015 7:13 am By Michael Devolin

Donald Trump“In the hour of darkness and peril and need,
The people will waken and listen to hear
The hurrying hoofbeats of that steed,
And the midnight message of Paul Revere.”
-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The best thing about Donald Trump’s message, in my opinion, is that its promotion of old fashioned prudence has awakened the American people, and especially those Americans who have been driven to lethargy by political correctness; whose voices, until now, have been obfuscated and ignored by politicians—both Republican and Democrat—more interested in selling their party than they are in taking back their country. Neighbours north of the border—those also driven to lethargy by political correctness, whose newly elected prime minister and his caucus and their proposed policies indicate that they are more attuned to the Muslim Middle East than they are to Canada—are listening with grateful fascination. We applaud Donald Trump for his clarity on issues close to our hearts also. Imagine our disappointment, therefore, when hearing of his unprovoked excoriation of Pamela Geller and her defence of freedom of speech, an attack unseemly for anyone professing to be an American patriot, and especially discomposing for those who are even now trying to picture Donald Trump as the next president of the United States of America. Pamela Geller says it best: “If you don’t support free speech, you are not qualified to be president.”

However, and in spite of this one wobbling wheel, the Trump bandwagon is attracting a growing support. Sort of like Socrates’ description of the power of Homer’s poetry: “This stone not only attracts iron rings, but also imparts to them a similar power of attracting other rings; and sometimes you may see a number of pieces of iron and rings suspended from one another so as to form quite a long chain: and all of them derive their power of suspension from the original stone.” Donald Trump is the “original stone,” the real American, and he has inspired in those of consanguineous heart the determination that America, the America envisioned by her founding fathers, is not about to go down without a fight. As Riddick Bowe, one of the greatest American heavyweight boxers of all time, once said to Britain’s Lennox Lewis, “You ain’t gonna knock nothin’ out, bum.”

It is very revealing how some of the Republican candidates are denigrating Donald Trump’s message. Steve Holland and Emily Stephenson of the Associated Press, in their coverage of a CNN moderated security debate, reported that Jeb Bush ‘…assailed Trump for a lack of depth and seriousness and called him a “chaos candidate” who was adept at one-liners but naive on policy issues.’ And again, attacking Mr. Trump’s practical approach to America’s present security issues, “Donald, you’re not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency.” Mr. Trump, ever focused, responded, “We’re not talking about isolation; we’re talking about security. We’re not talking about religion; we’re talking about security. Our country is out of control.”

Donald Trump notices what the improvidence of the other Republican candidates seems to have obscured from their political horizons: the stark reality that many Western democracies (United States and Canada included) are being internally decimated simultaneously by both a lack of leadership and an unassuming populace whose primarily Christian traditions are being aggressively transmogrified by Islam’s political activists, many of whom have publicly professed Islamist sympathies. The Polling Company CSP Poll revealed this year (2015) that 29% of Muslim-Americans support violence against those who insult Muhammad or the Quran. Only 61% of those Muslim-Americans questioned agreed that such violence is unacceptable. Adherents.com reports that there are presently 2.8 million Muslim-Americans living in the United States. Do the math.

Saul Friedlander referred to the history of the Holocaust as “…an integral part of the ‘age of ideology’ and, more precisely and decisively, of its late phase: the crisis of liberalism in continental Europe.” Mr. Friedlander goes on to say that, “…without the obsessive anti-Semitism and the personal impact of Adolf Hitler, first in the framework of his movement, then on the national scene after January 1933, the widespread German anti-Semitism of those years would probably not have coalesced into anti-Jewish political action and certainly not into its sequels.” Those ideologies back then were “…revolutionary socialism (which was to become Bolshevism in Russia and communism throughout the world), and by a revolutionary right that…turned into fascism in Italy and elsewhere, and into Nazism in Germany.” It could be said of our day that we live in an “age of ideology” also, but of one ideology only, and that ideology is Islam. Regardless of which strains of this imperialistic and expansionist ideology are insalubrious and which are not, which are dangerous and which are not, the undeniable fact remains that the religion of Islam is their locus and anti-Jewish/anti-Christian hatred is, in varying degrees, a common thread in all.

Our problem, and it’s becoming a self-destructive problem, is that Western democracies are conciliating an Islam entire—which includes all these strains—without thoroughly and opportunely discriminating between the good and the bad. Donald Trump intends to remedy this problem at a time when all other politicians, Democrat and Republican both, have made it a habit of looking the other way whenever it rears its ugly head. The reason for his rising popularity can be found in the fact that a vast majority of Americans—those Americans whose concerns about the religion of Islam have been ignored—feel nothing now but repugnance when hearing the same old excuses and the same old worn out clichés from the same old politicians. When they listen to Donald Trump, they hear a politician whose concerns are consistent with those Americans who still love their country. Donald Trump has evoked an American patriotism the rest of the world had previously assumed was dead or dying, because (not excusing his trepid rendering of the 1st Amendment) he knows that, “In the hour of darkness and peril and need, the people will waken and listen to hear…”

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  1. Don McKellar says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 10:58 am

    I have decided that Trump is the best choice for America’s next president. In fact, he is absolutely required. Sure, he’s like a bull in a china shop, but he’s clearing out a whole lot of garbage and exposing all the cockroaches and rats hiding out and sent scurrying. The guy just doesn’t give a damn and is focused on speaking his mind and running the most politically incorrect (and therefore honest) campaign in the history of America. What has earned my respect for him is by how much money his run has cost him in business deals. http://fortune.com/2015/12/17/donald-trump-deals-lost/

    Can you imagine the following:

    Debates with Hillary — they will be DEVASTATING for her. She will cry.

    The wild fury and anger from all those left-fascist “journalists”. There is nobody they hate more than Trump.

    The wild fury and anger from moslem terror sponsor states like Saudi Arabia and Iran as Trump stomps all over them.

    The wild fury and anger of fake bastards like PM David Cameron and Turdeau — who are both frothing at the mouth and taking shots at him. Imagine when he’s president! They will bow and grovel, as is their nature.

    And on and on and on…

    • The Bull says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 11:47 am

      Trumps next step should be to endorse the Gellers, Spencers and Gabrielles e.t.c. instead of denigrating them. He admits he doesn’t really understand Islam…….Yet, although he is learning real fast. I really don’t care too much about his policies as long as he is completely honest. Maybe one day he can stand alongside Lincoln and Old Hickory, I hope so.

      • fudge says

        Dec 20, 2015 at 10:37 am

        A lot of people in England are being made homeless becaue of the Council Bedroom Tax. They are making room for these muslim refugees that noboby wants and we don’t know what to do about it.

        • dlbrand says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 3:35 pm

          Hope, perhaps …. cross fingers, perhaps, legs as well…

          Given, addressing a serious problem directly–especially when it has to do with those who follow the way of Muhammad– may create more violent jihadist, and behind them more “moderate jihadist,” supporting, sheltering, incubating the violence-inclined jihadist.

          How do Muslims overtake a nation: just as they took Mecca: get in place, surrounding it, there, just as emigrants. Until the hour to march is rip, and then, join the line up, and March on Mecca.

      • petey says

        Dec 21, 2015 at 2:10 am

        How much you want to bet his face will go up on mount Rushmore if he becomes President?LOL

    • DP111 says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 4:07 pm

      Don McKellar wroteThe wild fury and anger of fake bastards like PM David Cameron and Turdeau — who are both frothing at the mouth and taking shots at him. Imagine when he’s president! They will bow and grovel, as is their nature.

      That would be a pleasure to see.

      I’m astonished that an experienced politician such as Cameron should have openly criticised a main contender for the American presidency. Surely he must have seen the difficulties for him if D Trump becomes president. This is specially so if Britain decides to leave the EU. Where will Britain go except the USA? How will Cameron manage to psyche himself to ring the White House congratulating Pres Trump? Even the most cursory thought would have told Cameron to stay silent. But as i;ve noted for some time, thinking is not a strong point in the present bunch of traitors to Western civilisation.

      And not just Cameron but Hollande, Merkel and all the rest of the traitors to Western civilisation and people.

      The strange thing is that Putin and Trump respect each other, as both see themselves as patriots.

      • Spot On says

        Dec 20, 2015 at 8:28 am

        It is easy for me can see why Putin has respect for Trump. Obama (and Hillary) are B team amateurs and Putin resents “playing” against a B team. Putin also thinks that Obama is so stupid or corrupt that Obama may start nuclear WWIII while playing pad-e-wacks with other stupid global warming lovers and that amateur Obama may permanently screw up the entire planet.

      • Colin says

        Dec 20, 2015 at 4:53 pm

        From the UK: It is not for UK leaders to slam or praise contenders in foreign elections. Imagine if Obama had said he didn’t wish to see buffoon Cameron winning the general election this year.

    • dlbrand says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 5:20 pm

      Don said: ….”he’s like a bull ….” That and much more. I agree, across the board.

      We need a full-horned Brahman Bull at the helm of the ship of our nation, and if Trump stays true to the positions he had taken, he’s that Bull.

      • mortimer says

        Dec 19, 2015 at 8:16 pm

        Trump is overly assertive at times…but he’s right…WE NEED A DISCUSSION ABOUT MUSLIM RAGE!

        • dlbrand says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 2:11 am

          Amen, moretimer.

          And as long as he stands firm on getting to the source of that hatred-cum-rage, I will stand with him.

    • william says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 6:53 pm

      That would be a debate that I would pay to see!!

    • Spot On says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 7:53 am

      Don, You have said it well. I agree with you 100%. Our political system has become so horribly corrupt that truth is an oddity and there is no better example of this than Trump. He is telling them the unvarnished truth as he knows it and some think he is giving ’em Hell.

      Harry Truman once said of his opponents…”I don’t give them Hell. I just tell the truth about them and they think it’s Hell.”

      This is notwithstanding Trumps incidental gaff with Pamela early on, which I think he is quickly realizing was a mistake. I think Trump believes both in finding the truth, telling the truth, and winning. Both of these qualities have been missing in our Washington dialog and fight against Islam.

      Washington is place where dishonest people with the gift of gab can go to get rich. Arab oil money is plentiful there for all. Foreign enemy money is plentiful there for all. Trump isn’t taking the money.

    • Peggy says

      Dec 21, 2015 at 11:18 pm

      Will they give him a visa then?

  2. guide inside says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 11:00 am

    My heart and spirit leap with emotion and excitement within me when I hear Mr. Reagan speak—oops, please to forgive, I meant Mr. Trump.

    • Edwin1683 says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 2:12 am

      Me too.

      • KeepChristinChristmas says

        Jan 2, 2016 at 9:39 am

        Me too

  3. Edward says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 12:00 pm

    The 2016’s modern day Paul Revere, Donald Trump, the “lamplighter”; he is the most viable watchman of today as they were in olden days!

    The old lamplighters were the whistleblower’s of the past centuries!

  4. Roy Hanson says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 12:16 pm

    “…all other politicians, Democrat and Republican both, have made it a habit of looking the other way whenever it rears its ugly head.”

    It is true about MOST but not “ALL politicians”. Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, and Rick Santorum have all been excoriated by the media for their political incorrectness on this issue. Please do your homework before making such sweeping statements.

  5. CeltictotheBone says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 12:17 pm

    FULL SPEECH: Donald Trump Addresses Republican Jewish Coalition RJC Forum 12/3/2015

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsfVHB3-FB0

    I watched the full show. I bought into Trump as what America needed, from the moment he announced his candidacy and not because I like him; but because he says what he means and he does what he says he will do and most importantly because he is a massively successful businessman (I read the Art of the Deal when it came out in 1987).

    Business men and women succeed because they surround themselves with knowledgeable experts (experts in every facet of the whole that is required to get the deal done to the satisfaction of all involved stakeholders so these parties build collective trust and are willing to expand their relationships and deal making thus providing jobs and security (security of many types) and prosperity for all of us. It is money that makes the world go ‘round and Trump has plenty and doesn’t need anybody else’s to be successful. It is straight-talking business people, not Politicians who make a nation prosperous.
    This speech convinced me Trump is serious. I wanted to believe this and watched the debates which are not necessarily a true measure of his heart and soul but rather building blocks of a strategy to achieve his final objective, which is the trust of Real Americans and Real American allies around the globe. On the heels of this I’m convinced Trump will be the next President of a rebounding America. Following are the key factors gleaned from today that brought me to full conviction:
    • He named islam as America’s greatest security threat (alright he did label it ‘Radical’ islam but I believe he knows mad m0 and allah are the principal culprits);

    • He identified and named Hillary ‘Dodging Bullets’ Clinton’s behavioural criminal variables (Watergate, Whitewater, Benghazi and Emailgate to name a few) and physical weaknesses;

    • He called out Obama as the treasonous, taqqiya-spewing snake he is; and

    • Identified the structural military vacuum resulting from and associated with Obama’s traitorous actions (*moslim brotherhood (mb) support of Morsi, Irangate and hatred of Bibi and Israel (to name but a few).

    I think he won over a tough Jewish crowd tonight with his straight talk and promises of corrective action (Irangate, Obamacare, military re-empowerment and the abroading of critical American business enterprise). He is full of energy. He resonates with REAL, everyday Americans (the kind you find in rural Virginia, Wisconsin, Texas, etc). He has gone as far as business can take him and is embarking on the greatest challenge of his life – the restoration of America and Western civilization – and I sense he has a genuine love and feel of the critical elements needed to restore our great society; love of family, love of nation (America and Israel foremost) and love of and belief in self (I’m leaving G-d out of this equation).

    I’d not given up hope that a present day Winston Churchill would finally arrive and I believe in Trump we have him. He identified our enemies (domestic and foreign) and our friends and broadly laid out an action plan to deal with our enemies, restore our allies’ faith in us and to make America great again.

    * Misspelling is deliberate.

    • Katnis says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 3:19 pm

      What a passionate comment! I believe this sums it up pretty nicely…

      “I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”

    • dlbrand says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 2:18 am

      CeltictotheBone, thanks for the post.

      ‘ appreciate it.

    • TexanForever says

      Dec 22, 2015 at 8:41 pm

      You have said almost exactly what I have been saying for sometime. And I also have read “The Art of the Deal.” I ditto all you said and will add these thoughts:

      George Washington was also a very successful businessman who left his business to save the land he loved. When he was finished he returned to his business, leaving politics to others.

      My clinical psych training and years of licensed practice in California, Texas, and Washington as a psychotherapist suggest to me exactly the same thing you mentioned. Trump has been there and done that as a businessman. He’s now at the age where he’s thinking about his legacy. What better legacy than to go down in history as having saved the nation as President?

  6. Endtimeboogie says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 12:52 pm

    The great error of these propositions is that they call the finest traditions of the revolution against the most vicious monotheistic dogma, Islam, whilst ignoring the nature of the West’s conteprary power corruption.
    To ignore contempary features of the West such as the military enforcement of the usury of the petro $ is wrong.
    It’s wrong because;
    1: It’s myopic.
    2: it’s myopia ignores the West’s historical use of mostly Sunny idots.
    2: It myopia practices intrinsic false non equivalence.
    2: It leave the Islamists to exploit the factal void to falsely excuse and buttress their counter propositions.
    The only way to argue a humanist proposition is to come from a position of well educated radical honesty.

  7. Edward says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 1:02 pm

    The 2015 modern day Paul Revere, Donald Trump; the “Lamplighter” for today and the days to come!

    The olden lamplighters were the original whistleblowers of centuries past!

  8. livingengine says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 1:44 pm

    He will betray you, guaranteed.

    • John C. Barile says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 6:05 pm

      You are absolutely right, my friend. I need no convincing. Trump is anything but consistent. A massive ego coupled with astounding ignorance ought to inspire derision, not trust. We don’t need another false messiah. Trump will be another Shimon Bar-Kokhba, headed toward ignominious defeat.

      • Kepha says

        Dec 19, 2015 at 8:36 pm

        Frankly, I suspect that Trump is repaying the Clintons some favor or another and plans to split the GOP so Shrillary Shroooo gets elected.

        • cjk says

          Dec 19, 2015 at 11:06 pm

          You people are funny and kinda like 9/11 truthers at this point.

        • John C. Barile says

          Dec 21, 2015 at 4:44 pm

          That Trump sought out Bill’s opinion on the matter before Trump announced his campaign convinces me that Trump is a preening, self-adulating dupe. Of course ol’ Bill thought it was a great idea.

    • livingengine says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 8:18 pm

      Trump’s repeated invoking of 911 for his personal, and political gain is just one of the many warning signs coming from him.
      Donald Trump has said that he would have prevented 911. This is cult leader talk. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-my-immigration-plans-would-have-prevented-911/
      He has also said that he saw on TV “thousands, and thousands” of Muslims celebrating the 911 attacks in the streets of New Jersey. When absolutely no evidence of this could be found, I stress this again, not a shred of evidence for this could be found, he tweeted that the footage was being suppressed. http://www.mediaite.com/online/trump-campaign-manager-accuses-media-of-suppressing-proof-of-cheering-muslims-on-911/
      Right now, Trump is teaming up with, not Pamela Geller, but instead Alex “911 was an inside job” Jones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJqLAleEnKw

      • dlbrand says

        Dec 21, 2015 at 12:31 am

        livingengine, Question: in view of the questioned Trump posed we answer, why do you spend your efforts to escort attention away from the queries Trump has tabled with respect to Islam and the adherents to it?

        Is it because you believe the questions he has posed deserve no fact-based answers?

  9. cjk says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 1:48 pm

    Very pleased to see Mr. Spencer come around to the realization that Trump is a serious force against Mohammedanism.
    Took time to get over his idiotic criticism of the Garland affair (Trump’s idiocy), but Mr. Spencer seems to have turned the corner and I guess I always thought he would because of his integrity in everything else.
    No brown nosing here because the last time I posted I was roundly attacked by the true brown nosers which riddle this site for the crime of pointing out the dereliction of duty by denying Trump’s Importance.
    I suspect there will be no more criticism from Trump after the next Garland style event.
    Trump may not be up to speed on a lot of things, but he sure seems very competent at learning and adjusting his attitude.
    I guess what I like about Trump is that common sense and a contempt for PCness shines through coupled with the courage to publicly tell all those liars just where they can go.
    Sadly if he appears to be seriously winning or wins the presidency he will most likely be assassinated.
    That’s just who our true enemies are and it is historically accurate..

    • Edward says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 3:56 pm

      “Trump may not be up to speed on a lot of things, but he sure seems very competent at learning and adjusting his attitude.”

      Yes you are right, his frowning façade image belies his actual giving personality. Have you ever seen his grin turn into real human smile in a nano second?

      Trump has to stop his brashness and narcistic propensities…this is one of his main turnoff’s for many people. Like someone that makes one look unsympathetic or antagonistic.

      Trump can constantly look into a mirror, that’s his business, but when he constantly looks into the TV camera lens that’s annoying, but it could be telling us of a nature we haven’t noticed yet.

  10. Rich says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 2:28 pm

    “When they listen to Donald Trump, they hear a politician whose concerns are consistent with those Americans who still love their country. Donald Trump has evoked an American patriotism the rest of the world had previously assumed was dead…”

    Exactly correct. Thank you for pointing this out.

    I have been and will continue to be a staunch Donald Trump supporter precisely for this reason. And…

    “TRUMP/CRUZ Can’t Lose!”

  11. Rich says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 2:32 pm

    A guy walks into a bar and asks the bartender, ‘Isn’t that Trump and Cruz sitting over there?’ The bartender says, ‘Yep, that’s them.’

    So the guy walks over and says, ‘Wow, this is a real honor! What are you guys doing in here?’

    Cruz says, ‘We’re planning WWIII.’ The guy says, ‘Really? What’s going to happen?’

    Trump says, ‘Well, we’re going to kill 140 million Muslims and one beautiful blonde with big breasts.’

    The guy exclaims, ‘A beautiful blonde with big breasts? Why kill a beautiful blonde with big breasts?’

    Trump turns to Cruz and says, ‘See, I told you, no one gives a crap about the 140 million Muslims.’

    SMILE PEOPLE, it’s funny.

    • JawsV says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 3:28 pm

      You’re right – I couldn’t care less about the over-populating polygamous murderous Muslims and their Jihad “religion.” If they all vanished tomorrow I would celebrate as the world would be a MUCH BETTER PLACE! Bring on the champagne!

    • Edward says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 6:58 pm

      That’s a good one, Rich!

      That joke of yours is really a metaphor…..that is the present state of the mindsets of many oblivious American’s.

      Reminds me of the mindset of many sleeping Americans before the pre-WWII era!

      Pearl Harbor opened the eyes of many of the “sleeping giants”, but after 911 many infantile little people (PC won’t allow me to say dwarfs, oops) has been stricken with the Ostrich Syndrome…..sticking their heads in the sand!

      PC was in full force action by then……no thanks to the Liberal buddies!

  12. abad says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 2:41 pm

    Not only does Donald Trump look and act more presidential than our present (censored) I am convinced he is the man for the job, not only in taking the United States of America back – but WILL eventually lead western Europe out of the darkness it is presently in.

  13. KnowThyEnemy says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 2:56 pm

    I have been a supporter of Dr. Ben Carson for President 2016. He is a wise man full of knowledge. However over the last 4-5 weeks his weaknesses have become apparent and it is disappointing. He is weak when it comes to playing politics and needless to say, we cannot afford to have a person incapable of being a ‘Politician’! He is more like the ‘wise man’ that you go to for advise, but we are looking for a leader and a politician.

    Hence I am trying to decide between Trump and Cruz. Carson is out!

    My view of Trump also is not the same as what it was before, though I have not reached a conclusion. He says he wants “to make America great again” but anyone who is familiar with narcissism knows that it is himself who he wants remembered as great.

    Not saying that it is a bad thing. But how does he want to be great? My problem with him is that it is very hard to figure out what he really believes and what he says simply to lure the voters! Many people have noticed that he comes out with outlandish claims whenever he is not leading in the polls. What other cards does he have hiding in his sleeve? Once again, how serious is he about anything he says?

    If someone knows how he wants to be great, and what he really believes, feel free to reply here.

    • Bunyip says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 8:06 pm

      Hi, new here from Australia.
      I’m not so sure that Trump’s views on immigration and Islam are so outlandish, but rather only seem so because (in the words of George Orwell) “we have sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men.” If we are to break down the massive edifice of the politically correct narrative and return to common sense, we probably ought to do so with a sledge hammer at this point.
      Trump has done this admirably so far, and in my view has at least demonstrated that he has the qualities of a leader rather than a follower who is subject to the will of his donors. How he will act as president of course remains to be seen (as it does for every other candidate other than Hillary whom we know all too well), but what we do know about Trump is that he surrounds himself with competent people.
      As for the charge that Trump is acting out of pure narcissism for simple self- aggrandizement, I would ask you to look at his kids and notice the closeness, respect and love in that family of half-siblings. Relatedness like that would not be possible if the man was just a boorish narcissist.

      • Edward says

        Dec 19, 2015 at 8:44 pm

        “Relatedness like that would not be possible if the man was just a boorish narcissist.”

        Your point is well received.

        Thanks!

        • dlbrand says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 2:22 am

          Indeed.

          Well stated.

  14. William says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 3:07 pm

    I listened to Mr. Trump talk on 12/9/2015 on the CNN interview about the Muslim problem and about his idea of putting a hold on their immigration “…until we find what the hell is going on.” In the interview he, unlike our politicians, makes the most obvious observation that, “We have a problem. It’s a serious problem. It’s gotta be solved.” in the context of Muslims in America and the West. I heard him say in the same interview talking about Muslims “There is something out there that is evil. There is something out there that’s causing problems.” This is unprecedented. None of our sworn officials have made such observations out loud. So, there is hope that Mr. Trump will address the problem if he became President.

    Next come the most incredible public pronouncements of anyone seeking or holding political position. Without any hesitation, he begins asking the ultimate questions: “Why is there such hatred and such viciousness? Why is someone willing to fly aeroplanes into the World Trade Center…? Where does this hatred come from? Why does it come? We have to figure it out because we have problems… We have to find out where does this hatred come from? We have to find out why and where it is coming from?” These questions would seem naive to readers at this site at this point in time. The questions seem naive because Mr. Spencer and others have done the work already. They have asked those questions and they have provided answers, and they have, to the best of their abilities, broadcast their message to the world. Again, it is a hopeful sign because Mr. Trump is unprecedented in his approach among aspiring politicians.

    Yet, will Mr. Trump act on the answers to those questions, no matter how shocking they will be? It remains to be seen. I wish that he follow through. I hope he does not falter, for it will take a person of great courage to confront the evil facing us.

    Mr. Trump’s observations and determination to address the Muslim problem reminded me of Sophocle’s Oedipus the Tyrant, who was hell bent on finding the cause of the plague afflicting the people of Thebes. Even against the advice of Teiresias the wise man, he did not relent. Unfortunately for him, he got the answer and it was so shocking that it destroyed his reign.

    • dlbrand says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 2:25 am

      “it will take a person of great courage to confront the evil facing us.”

      Indeed. Big time. In brief.

  15. JawsV says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 3:33 pm

    I’m for Trump despite his not completely getting it yet about Islam. He should hire Spencer as an adviser. The other GOP candidates are dhimmis, esp Jeb!

    • cjk says

      Dec 19, 2015 at 4:39 pm

      Not Cruz nor Carson but the rest are.

      • dlbrand says

        Dec 20, 2015 at 2:27 am

        Santorum likewise seems to aim to shoot straight with respect to Islam and the gamut therewith.

        • BenDavid says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 6:25 am

          Huckabee as well.

        • dlbrand says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 1:43 pm

          BenDavid said: “Huckabee as well.”

          Yup.

        • dlbrand says

          Dec 20, 2015 at 3:53 pm

          That said, as others have stated and spoken to above, with respect to the Muslim problem we have in our world and nation, only Trump has spoken to it with this candor:

          “We have a problem. It’s a serious problem. It’s gotta be solved.”

          Who, among the line up of Candidates, other than Trump has spoken that candidly on this issue? Not one.

          Who else, other than Trump, among the Candidates has laid on the table, face up, raw posed due questions as these:

          “Why is there such hatred and such viciousness?

          Why is someone willing to fly aeroplanes into the World Trade Center…?

          Where does this hatred come from?

          Why does it come?

          We have to figure it out because we have problems… We have to find out where does this hatred come from?

          We have to find out why and where it is coming from?”

          As I have stated before, and expound on in this article, “If the challenge Trump has tabled is allowed to come to fruition, it will take us directly to the so-called “sacred” Islamic text”:

          http://islamexposed.blogspot.com/2015/12/if-challenge-trump-has-tabled-is.html

          But, indeed, at least Cruz, Carson, Huckabee, and Santorium are unlike the rest of the line-up; who, with hell-fire bursting forth from their eyes, ears, and mouths; lurking, while seething in their hatred and anger for Trump; on the Campaign trail, seek that opportune moment when with their hands, or any hand, with hatchet in hand, Trump is hacked.

  16. Elton says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 6:16 pm

    By stifling debate and free speech, as well as labelling even moderates speaking against the violence as racist islamophobes, the left has no one to blame but themselves for the creation of Trump. What makes this so particularly delightful however is that for Trump this has become a classic case of all publicity is good publicity. The MSM has no choice but to give him lots of time because he sells and that’s what it’s all about. No matter how much negative publicity they give him it still increases his popularity because anyone who wants their country back has no where else to go and there’s a lot of them.

  17. Sp says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 6:21 pm

    Robert Spencer needs to move on with what Trump said about the Texas cartoon event, and get on the Trump boat. with Robert on Trump’s side, America could really be more secure, and Trump could get his education on Islam, which will make him more grounded and understanding on what really is going on.

    TRUMP 2016!!!!!!!!!!

  18. Matthieu Baudin says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 6:59 pm

    “…We’re not talking about isolation; we’re talking about security. We’re not talking about religion; we’re talking about security. Our country is out of control…”

    Demonstrating the art of plain speaking – something for which Americans have had a natural ability for at least two centuries. No European people have been able to match this directness in thought and speech which has contributed significantly to America’s great achievements in the world.

  19. Jim says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 7:20 pm

    I’m a long time reader of Jihad Watch, a long time voter for Republicans, a Catholic, and born to an American dad and a Central American mom. I will never vote for Trump. Among other things, I don’t trust him. His lies and flipflops are a matter of record. (And that joke wasn’t funny. It sounds like a joke Nazi’s or Islamists tell about Jews.)

    • cjk says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 1:16 am

      Comparing ANYTHING Trump says to ‘Nazis making a joke about Jews’ is ridiculous and if I have to explain that to you, you’re a hopeless idiot that is just as bad as the worst Leftist liar.
      If you want to criticize, okay, but you lose all credibility with inane comments like that.

      • Jim says

        Dec 20, 2015 at 2:33 pm

        Just to be clear: The joke I’d referred to was the one related by “Rich” in an earlier posting. I suspect the original joke featured Hitler and Goebbels sitting in the bar discussing the genocide of 40 million Jews. It might have even been told by a Jewish comedian as a self-deprecating sort of joke – which may be alright for Jew to do, but I’m not too sure of that.

        If it were originialy a Jewish joke here’s a better one: In 1937 Germany Nazi thugs were beating up Jews. Two thugs seized a Jewish man and demanded he tell them whose fault it was that Germany lost WWI. He replied, “The Jews and the bicyclists!” The thugs think about this and then ask, “Why the bicyclists?” The Jewish man replies, “Why the Jews?”

        I will never vote for Trump. But as offensive I find him to be, it’s some of his supporters that offend me the most. On another website when I objected to his deportation scheme, a supposed Trump supporter (he may have been a Democratic troll – they’re everywhere) called me Pedro and said that it was off to the gas chambers with me.

  20. mortimer says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 8:01 pm

    Recently, in my city, a woman covered in black from head to toe threatened the transit driver who asked for proof that she was a student or senior! She refused. Then she said:

    “YOU’VE HAVEN’T SEEN NOTHING YET. WAIT TILL WE BRING IN MORE PEOPLE.”

    If you aren’t afraid yet…you are willfully blind and terminally uninformed. The Muslims are filled with RAGE AND HATRED.

    TRUMP is one of the few who admits to seeing the hatred.

    WE MUST DISCUSS MUSLIM HATRED.

    • ECAW says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 4:49 am

      Indeed, and it comes right from the top:

      “…and their unbelief does not increase the disbelievers with their Lord in anything except hatred;” (Koran 35:39)
      and
      “…Certainly Allah’s hatred (of you) when you were called upon to the faith and you rejected, is much greater than your hatred of yourselves.” (40:10)
      and
      “There is for you an excellent example (to follow) in Abraham and those with him, when they said to their people: “We are clear of you and of whatever ye worship besides Allah: we have rejected you, and there has arisen, between us and you, enmity and hatred for ever,- unless ye believe in Allah and Him alone…” (60:4)

  21. mortimer says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 8:02 pm

    AGREEING: “If TRUMP doesn’t support free speech, he is not qualified to be president.”

    But he is right about MUSLIM ANGER…we need to have a discussion about the anger.

  22. Bezelel says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 9:03 pm

    I’m no fortune teller but, I’m hoping for the time that Trump apologizes to Pamela and soon. If he knew then what he knows now, he never would have said what he did, I believe. That is not an excuse for anything except for him to admit he was wrong and has alot more to learn. Meanwhile he is being called some nasty names too for speaking out against islamic atrocities.

    • Judi says

      Dec 20, 2015 at 7:52 am

      Yes, I agree. Trump should issue a public apology to Pamela. However, I don’t think his ego will allow him to do so.

  23. Jim1071 says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 10:28 pm

    I will never vote for Trump. He is not to be trusted. He lies. He flip flops.

  24. Myxlplik says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 10:58 pm

    Trump will leave Hillary’s one liners and PC claptrap jargon in tattered ruins in the debates.

    You can put that, in the bank.

    I like both Cruz, and Carson on Islam, but they’ll have trouble with Hillary. I think Carson understands faith, so he naturally grasps the nature of this threat, but he’ll have difficulty defeating Hillaries PC jingoisms to an audience who doesn’t understand the issue very deeply.

    Trump will perry her meaningless words in a way people get, she’s going to look like a fool.

  25. What does it matter says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 11:33 pm

    Read my previous two comments: Never will I vote for Trump.

  26. Elton says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 11:40 pm

    I tend to agree with the last 2 posts. Cruz seems to me to be very intelligent and right wing common sense. Not sure why he’s not doing better. Carson has faith so he understands it. Not sure about Trump’s faith but I think his opinions are getting stronger but like all of them in this day and age they still have to watch what they say. Trump comes dangerously close to the line so I know he gets it and I think he now might agree with the free speech thing but too many consider the cartoon contesr as over the line because they see it as unnecessarily putting people in danger by egging them on so he can’t say that yet. They no doubt all feel that way but politically they’d all be dead if they didn’t hold back til elected. Sure got people thinking but also its very polarizing.

  27. Edward says

    Dec 19, 2015 at 11:57 pm

    The quest for world dominance seems to be the engine that has spawned the present hatred eruption. It’s not only Islam that has been the provoker of this generation, but others have seized the bandwagon also out of convenience. There’s no need to name these other players, but their action cause is common to the main present dilemma.

    Even though we have been created by the same Creator at the beginning many have chosen their own creation account and with that division lays the reason why we are witnessing these degenerative human accords.

    If we cower to this trend we will lose this spiritual warfare. The path offered by Christianity seems to be most viable for our common survival. Other beliefs offer the perpetual dithering that has been experienced the past 2014 years!

    James 4:7 Submit yourselves*, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. –

    *First of all submit ourselves to the virtue of Courage that will help to manifest into our spiritual strength to outdo any evil anywhere, anytime!

  28. Edwin1683 says

    Dec 20, 2015 at 2:01 am

    I join with everyone here who supports Donald Trump. America needs him desperately and these are the reasons:

    1. He gets that Islam is an existential threat to the U.S.
    2. Can’t be bought (making him one in a million)
    3. No shred of political correctness; speaks straight-up (so rare as to be almost unbelievable)
    4. Flexible, adaptable. Will listen, learn, adjust
    5. Loves America passionately
    6. Makes decisions based on common sense
    7. Tough as a junkyard dog: won’t be pushed around
    8. Glories in having the best people around him
    9. Great negotiator and relationship builder
    10. Genuinely caring person. His bluster and boasting cannot disguise the big heart underneath

    • dlbrand says

      Dec 21, 2015 at 1:33 am

      Amen.

  29. Kasey says

    Dec 20, 2015 at 3:55 am

    Will Saudi Arabia permit any unspecified migration of American to its shores? Just have a guess! So what Donald Trump says is not different and it should always be remembers that tolerance ids a two-way street.

  30. dumbledoresarmy says

    Dec 20, 2015 at 10:42 pm

    Send Trump, with a suitable covering letter, the following articles, by way of additional background briefing.

    Conor Cruise O’Brien, on Islam.

    http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/the-lesson-of-algeria-islam-is-indivisible-1566770.html

    CONOR CRUISE O’BRIEN
    Friday 6 January 1995
    The lesson of Algeria: Islam is indivisible

    Jacques Ellul, on Jihad, in foreword to “The Decline of Eastern Christianity Under Islam”.

    http://www.dhimmi.org/Foreword.html

    In that Foreword Ellul, one of the greatest Frenchmen of the 20th century – and his tree stands in the Avenue of the Righteous, at Yad Vashem – says of Isalm that its nature is “fundamentally warlike”. He explains why, too, very briefly and clearly. And he was a sociologist, a historian, a student all his life of law and institutions, so when *he* calls Islam, as a system and as an ideology, “fundamentally warlike”, his opinion should carry great weight.

    And an American scholar of whom I had never heard, but who writes with lapidary clarity, one Patrick L Moore, a classic essay, from the early 1990s, entitled “From Cold War to ‘Guerra Fria'”.

    http://www.ewtn.com/library/ISSUES/GUERRA.HTM
    FROM “COLD WAR” TO GUERRA FRIA?
    Patrick L. Moore

    Trump could read through these – with his staffers – in the space of less than an hour, and I think he’d *get* what the authors are saying. These articles would show him *exactly* why putting a stop to Muslim immigration into the USA is nothing but plain common-sense.

    Oh, and William Kilpatrick’s brilliant article on the mythical ‘peaceful majority’ and why they are totally irrelevant (except insofar as they function as the organic source of and ‘human shield’ for the murderous jihad gangsters and gang bosses)

    http://www.crisismagazine.com/2015/the-vast-majority-myth

    If you had a bit of time, you could follow up by sending him a copy of Sam Solomon’s “Al Hijra: The Islamic Doctrine of Immigration” and Rev Dr Mark Durie’s “The third choice: Islam, Dhimmitude and Freedom”.

    And a few of Raymond Ibrahim’s discussions of Islamic deception. As a businessman who practises and respects The Deal as practised in the *western* world, I am sure that Trump will instantly comprehend the horrible implications of the Treaty of Hudaybiyya, hudna, etc. If you know that your enemy – the Ummah or Mohammedan Mob, the oldest and ugliest and largest crime-syndicate-cum-human-sacrifice-cult in existence – is *never* going to ‘deal’ with you in good faith…if you know that It will only ‘deal’ when in a position of perceived weakness, and will use the deal only as a timeout in order to regroup and rearm, with full intention of stabbing you in the back or otherwise bushwhacking you the moment It thinks It can get away with it…then your best bet is to disentangle yourself from it as expeditiously as possible, refuse to deal, period, and concentrate grimly on hammering It into the ground with great big ten-tonne hammers so that It *can’t* regroup and rearm.

  31. dumbledoresarmy says

    Dec 20, 2015 at 11:33 pm

    Dear American jihadwatchers.

    Trump appears to be eminently educable on the subject of Islam.

    Give him some ammo! give him materials that will be a good, quick read and a ‘background briefing’ (and for good measure, send the same materials, with covering letters, to Cruz and Santorum).

    Here are the links for three classic articles on the subject of Islam, and jIhad. Make digital copies for yourself, then print them off as hardcopy, and post them to Trump with covering letters.

    (I have made a previous posting which I am not sure went through, so this may end up as a ‘double posting’; never mind).

    The first, an essay on the distinctive nature of Jihad, is by the great French sociologist and lay theologian Jacques Ellul, Righteous Among the Nations (his tree stands in the avenue at Yad Vashem, because of his work saving Jews from Nazis in Occupied France).

    It was written as foreword to his friend historian Bat Yeor’s monumental tome, “The Decline of Eastern Christianity Under Islam”.

    Ella says flatly, of Islam, that it is “fundamentally warlike”. Ellul does not say things like that lightly or casually. If he said it, he meant it.

    http://www.dhimmi.org/Foreword.html

    The second is an article written in the early/ mid 1990s by the brilliant iconoclastic Irishman Conor Cruise O’Brien.

    http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/the-lesson-of-algeria-islam-is-indivisible-1566770.html

    CONOR CRUISE O’BRIEN
    Friday 6 January 1995
    The lesson of Algeria: Islam is indivisible

    Excerpt:
    ““Fundamentalist Islam” is a misnomer which dulls our perceptions in a dangerous way. It does so by implying that there is some other kind of Islam, which is well disposed to those who reject the Koran.
    “There isn’t.

    “Islam is a universalist, triumphalist and political religion. It claims de jure dominion over all humanity; that is God’s will. The actual state of affairs, with unbelievers of various sorts dominating most of the world, is a suspension of God’s will and a scandal to the faithful. The world is divided between the House of Islam and the House of War, meaning the rest of us…”.

    Item the third, is a lapidary essay by an American, I think a lawyer, named Patrick L Moore, entitled “From Cold War to Guerra Fria”. Written around the same time as the O’Brien article.

    http://www.ewtn.com/library/ISSUES/GUERRA.HTM
    FROM “COLD WAR” TO GUERRA FRIA?
    Patrick L. Moore

    Excerpt, just to give you the flavour of it. –

    “…There are five especially critical aspects about Islam’s doctrine of jihad which must be brought out to properly understand the significance of Islam as it relates to the United States and the West.[7]

    “In summary, the meaning of jihad in its primary sense is military and coercive; it is central to the universalist doctrine of the Islamic belief system; its operational aim is political domination of non-Islamic territories (i.e. rather than forced conversion); it is offensive or aggressive in nature in the first instance (and not merely “defensive”); and, finally, jihad is continuous in character (i.e. pending the ultimate victory of the forces of Islam)…”.

    For good measure, you could obtain, and send, copies of Rev Dr Mark Durie’s study of Dhimmitude, “The Third Choice”, and ex-Muslim Sam Solomon’s “Al Hijra: The Islamic Doctrine of Immigration”…which last would show Trump *exactly* why putting a complete stop on Muslim immigration, ASAP, is very, very necessary for any country that wishes to remain free.

    Then there are Raymond Ibrahim’s excellent articles on Islamic deception – there are four, all covering similar ground, and showing why NO infidel general, or leader of *any* kind, should ever, if they can possibly avoid it, make a ‘deal’ of any kind with any Muslim individual, entity or polity, and why they cannot and should not trust *any* deal that their group or nation has previously made with any Muslim or Muslim entity.

    Equally good ‘ammo’ for politicians and Infidel leaders of all varieties – the useful booklet available from the ‘Barnabas Fund’ website for a trifling sum, entitled “What is Shari’a?” which helpfully spells out the five main areas in which sharia is inimical to universal human rights; and, from ex-Muslim Patrick Sookhdeo, a slim book explaining and exposing the dangerous scam (and entering wedge for Islamisation) that is so-called ‘sharia finance’ – “Understanding Sharia Finance: The Muslim Challenge to Western Economics”.

    And of course, last but not least, the William Kilpatrick article on the irrelevance of the mythical peaceful majority, that we were all discussing here not so long ago.

    http://www.crisismagazine.com/2015/the-vast-majority-myth

  32. steve says

    Dec 21, 2015 at 1:05 am

    I believe trump is talking about a control of the internet free speech to the extent that encryption cannot be used by those seeking to recruit to isis or destroy our government in some way using that medium. I do not believe that he means to control the actual freedom so much has to have a way to engage security to protect us. for example, if people start talking and the computer can pick up on catchwords such as terrorism or even encryptions then that could signal a closer inspection. It’s kind of like when you’re sitting in a public place and people may be talking about something and overheard and for example if there was a cop there who heard two people who just escaped from prison plotting a bank robbery then perhaps they could step in to atop them. That is my analogy of what I think he means.

  33. Edward says

    Dec 21, 2015 at 2:30 am

    More for Donald Trump’s theme:

    Hours ago I came across a YouTube video headlining something that may concern Donald Trump.

    This video was first published on Aug 18, 2013 of which content runs for 1:53:43 Hr/Min/Sec (The video showing has been visited for over 2.5 years and it is surprising that it has not been shut down by now. For it exhibits damning truthful facts and conspiracies)

    ‘Donald Trump Met The Beast & the Antichrist – This Video Will Blow Your Mind’ @:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD8ZSbqJPks

    This youtube video is a montage of many past clips of historical relevance.

    # POTUS, Popes’, Jesuits, World Order proponents’ and much more [….]

    I have not reviewed the entire video. It’s too long to see in one sitting. As a Roman Catholic It saddens me to see how the Vatican has been involved by taking part in what has been revealed by these videos.

    Maybe the worldwide dilemma we are facing now is not that we are in the middle of a Spiritual Fare, but that we are in the midst of our Creators vengeance towards us for our aggregate errors we have committed in our past actions!

    • Edward says

      Dec 21, 2015 at 2:39 am

      Correction:

      “Maybe the worldwide dilemma we are facing now is not that we are in the middle of a Spiritual Fare”

      I meant to say:

      “Maybe the worldwide dilemma we are facing now is not that we are in the middle of a Spiritual War-Fare”

      Sorry!

  34. ICH says

    Dec 21, 2015 at 8:04 am

    I am Canadian and pretty much everyone I know
    thinks Trump will be a good thing.

    Trudeau was elected by immigrants and kids
    who want pot legal.

    Also I LOVE USA !!!!

    Thanks for being great neighbours

    Go Red Wings !

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