I’m just sitting here at my keyboard and it’s getting late; I’ve been looking around the Internet at the latest bad news from the Middle East, shrugging to myself in disgust and then I did a quick run through some of the latest Anvil statistics.
It’s quite amazing to me how much traffic I’m still generating considering that one of my most useful traffic generators, Digg.com, has seen fit to ban the Anvil because of the uneducated, bigoted and politically-charged opinions of a legion of Leftofascist yahoos. It’s also amazing to me, considering I have no connections to an established network like Pajamas Media, nor do I even seem to rate the link-love of some of the biggest players in the anti-Jihad blogosphere, namely such sites as Jihad Watch, Michelle Malkin, The Jawa Report and Little Green Footballs. That’s all OK — I show the love, and what goes around comes around; all in due course.
Yet, I just had an epiphany tonight as a result, I think, of seeing the strength of my readership and the solid loyalty the Anvil has garnered from a legion of other like-minded bloggers, all right in the face of obscurity: I’ve been right all this time.
“Right about what?” Well, right about the most basic part of this entire worldwide mess that seems to continue to elude our elected officials, as they ignore our borders and prosecute a War on Terror like a five ring circus. I’ve been right in coming to understand that if we are at war with anything in this world it is and has been Islam. I’ve been right in calling for the ousting of Muslims from our nations and slamming the immigration doors shut in their faces. I’ve been right in pointing a finger at anyone that appeases the Islamists. I’ve just been right.
If more idiots want to attempt to label me a “hater” for having the courage to state the obvious, advice that I give away for free, then so be it. I do not fear the attention. I do not fear the ignorant masses. My job here is to partly incite those masses so they will pay attention to the Truth. If I have to insult some people along the way to get them to finally open their eyes, I’ll do it. If I have to weather the tirades of moonbat armies, I’ll do that, too. Because I’ve been right.
I’m no Winston Churchill and never will claim to be, but history shows that Sir Winston underwent the very same accusations in Britain before the ugliest of truths about Hitler’s military buildup finally came to light — and Churchill had to steal that information. But I am me, whoever that is, and I’ve been right. Deny me all they want, but even the MSM talking-heads are starting to see that Islam isn’t the warm-fuzzy that they’ve been attempting to portray it as ever since 9-11. Even the Democrats are realizing they won’t get any new immigration bills passed until the U.S. government actually protects the damn border and makes damn sure that terrorists mixed in with the illegals don’t suddenly get validation under the auspices of what amounts to amnesty!
The American people are angry. Our active Congress currently has the lowest confidence rating in the history of the Gallup Poll at just 14%! That is absolutely pathetic. But again, it proves I’ve been right all this time.
I held out vain hope that President George W. Bush actually understood the threat and was playing a game of cat and mouse. I held out more vain hope that the moves into Iraq and Afghanistan were calculated to position for the needed reckoning due Iran, but on those things it appears I was not right. I’ve got nothing really good to say about a U.S. President who stands in a mosque in his socks. And that’s that.
But when it comes down to it, the inaction of Bush when it comes to Iran, combined with his appeasing attitudes towards Muslims worldwide and his hand-holding of the Saudi princes should prove again — I’ve been right! Iranian nuclear ambitions must be destroyed. The Saudis must be severely marginalized and their shenanigans here in the United States wiped up and swept away. The weakness and ill-education of George W. Bush proves me right.
Islam is still the Enemy: I’ve been right all this time.
What have you been right about, Mr. President?
And George W. will not make it right, you can bank on that. He won’t ever have the fortitude or guts to tell the Islamic world to go take a flying leap. He won’t ever have the courtesy and decency to allow our brave men and women in uniform to fight the real enemy of freedom. George W. might even manage to sell off plots of land and sections of Europe to more Muslims before he’s through, allowing the annexing of brand new Muslim nations — just what the world doesn’t need more of.
But I’ll still have been right all this time.
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Of course, in some ways, the gratification of being right is sad. By “sad” I mean sad that you and I are so often unheeded doom-sayers. I myself gain no pleasure of playing the role of Cassandra.
Our leaders are blinded by greed and the false belief that all religions speak to the good in mankind. Most religions, yes–at least for the most part. But Islam? No way.
Keep participating in the counter-jihad. One keystroke at a time.
I’ve never used Digg, BTW. Maybe using Digg would improve my stats, but as you discovered, that tool is inconsistent.
@Always: Digg is more like “nonexistent” for the Anvil now.
Thank you for your site Foehammer.
Forewarned is forearmed. Its going to be a long summer. Started stocking up now. My grandfather use to say ” Better to have it and not need it …..than to need it and not have it.” DG
@DG: Sounds like you’ve caught wind of the impending Al Qaeda attacks, too. Hopefully nobody in the United States will be surprised by attacks this time, only angered and awakened to the fact that if we don’t curtail the source of the hatred, we will be fighting Islamists forever.
Foehammer please keep up the amazing work you are doing here. I check this site several times a day to reassure myself that you are still on the watch. It is comforting to know there are those like you among us that are not afraid to lead and to educate. I do hope someday we have men in Washington like you. I wish we did now.
Patricia
Being right about this kind of stuff is definitely disheartening… the charred and mutilated bodies, the persecution and violation of freedoms, etc make “I told you so” seem empty and less satisfying- but also encouraging- for we know we have been on the right path. It just goes to show that we are NOT just paranoid.
As much as I feel for those students recently persecuted (and prosecuted) for burning a terrorist flag, I am glad that such PC nonsense is reaching the eyes of the public, and the public is becoming outraged and mobilized. I am thankful for the exposure of truth, as disheartening as it may be to have rude awakenings, it is better than the oppressive alternative of silence.
The next elected official stepping foot in a mosque better be wearing combat boots!
Roxie from “Shades of Red, White and Blue”:
“We, the America citizens, have a moral obligation and a moral duty to pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty and to free all humankind from the horror of Islamic revolutionary terrorists. If America does not defeat these savage beasts before they obtain nuclear weapons, entire cities will be wiped off the map; the direct result of America’s bankrupt morality and political nonsense.”
Well said.
http://blue-is-beautiful.blogspot.com/2007/07/nonsense.html
@Sounder: The words of JFK ring in that statement. Indeed Roxie has it right. I have added that site to the Anvil blogroll.
@ggwright: I’ll keep on keeping on. It’s all any of us can do.
@Christ: I definitely take no pleasure in being right. I would much rather go back to my old life and never hear of Islam again. I think I’m working this hard today to make that a reality long after I’m gone. Perhaps it’s a vain attempt, but time will tell.
Here is another who has it right. See Foehammer, you are not alone! Even here!
Tahar Aslam Gora: “Progressive Muslim scholars claim that Islam has been ‘hijacked’ and that ordinary Muslims don’t support terrorism. If this statement is true, then why is Osama Bin Laden a hero in most Islamic countries? Walk on the streets of Pakistan, Sudan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Somalia and many other Muslim countries and you will see the respect and love shown for Bin Laden and other leaders like him. This respect is not a result of illiteracy and poverty but of the way in which Islam is taught. This is why thousands of Muslim doctors, professors and other highly qualified professionals do not condemn Islamic terrorism.”
flaggman.wordpress.com/2007/07/10...elebrate-the-islamic-dissenters/
Keep up the good work Foehammer…you´ve got support even here in Sweden!
/Jorma
@Jorma: I love the Scandinavian countries. I think I have a little Viking hidden on my Irish side. Thanks for the support; I’ve added you to my blogroll. Now hide your women before I invade.
Interesting how you’ve noted the apathy regarding Islamania in the US. I just watched an episode of that classic British documentary “The World at War”-the one about the fall of France in 1940. Laurence Olivier’s narration about France’s apathy in the 1930’s right up to the defeat struck me as a perfect description of the US. The scary part is that aside from De Gaulle and a few others the French were resigned to defeat, occupation and collaboration but at least these people were freed by the invasion of Normandy. Who will free us?
Foehammer,
Something for you to debunk:
vigilantfreedom.org/910blog/2007/...enator-jon-kyl-r-az-july-9-2007/