Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Christian Jihad
Bruce Wilson reports on the Department of Defense merger with Christian jihad. With army bases in the United States now co-sponsoring evangelical Christian rock concerts, American invasions in Central Asia and the Middle East unavoidably take on the ambience of a religious crusade.
No doubt already strained relations between autocratic Arab monarchies and their subjects, outraged by corrupt relations with American oil companies and the Pentagon, will be inflamed by U.S. military leaders spouting biblical motivations. The question, though, is what are Americans going to do about it?
Looking for leadership on this from Obama, who sold out to Christian jihad on the day of his inauguration, seems a bit pointless.
No doubt already strained relations between autocratic Arab monarchies and their subjects, outraged by corrupt relations with American oil companies and the Pentagon, will be inflamed by U.S. military leaders spouting biblical motivations. The question, though, is what are Americans going to do about it?
Looking for leadership on this from Obama, who sold out to Christian jihad on the day of his inauguration, seems a bit pointless.
