The Desecration of Ground Zero

This article chronicles perhaps a new, and lethal phase of Western capitulation to Islam in North America.

I think that anyone who cannot understand the primal victory of Islam, evidenced by the three simple words: Ground Zero Mosque, is a lost cause.

Say it again: Ground Zero Mosque.

The places where the towers once stood are still empty holes-billions of dollars later. The families who had loved ones and friends murdered, jumping out of buildings, burned to death in planes, in the buildings and on the ground-they are being mocked.

The souls of the victims cry out from heaven begging us to stop capitulating, warning us of more bloodshed, yet the culturecide moves forward. The Judeo-Christian west continues to voluntarily kill itself, continues to submit and demographically decimate itself.

I believe this is an unprecedented time in human history and in the history of democracy.

Who would have thought that we would be living in a time where people living in democracies voluntarily turned their backs on freedoms, becoming too lazy to defend them-and in doing so, inviting the totalitarian Islam to take up the ensuing vacuum with glee, happily inserting itself and sharia into our lives.

What society would condone a memorial to murders in the field of their deaths that celebrates the religion of the murderers?

This is the lazy, masochistic West.

Ground Zero Mosque.

This is a watershed event. It is to weep.

UPDATE:

Take a read of this news story from Yahoo. It has some information and some quotes that are also important as we look at how this mosque enterprise is being framed.

"... the simple idea of a mosque so near ground zero angered those whose family members were killed by adherents to radical Islam."

"I think it's despicable, and I think it's atrocious that anyone would even consider allowing them to build a mosque near the World Trade Center," said Rosemary Cain, whose son, George Cain, a firefighter, died on Sept. 11.

Anita LaFond Korsonsky, a Livingston, N.J., woman who lost her sister, also said she had misgivings.

"I presume that these people aren't going to be gathering there to plan another attack," she said.

"The Muslim organizations plan to announce the groundbreaking later this year, possibly to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the attacks, [this is not a coincidence in other words, but a purposeful celebratory commemoration/tribute] Khan said. It could take up to three years to build the Cordoba House [memories of glorious Muslim Andalusia]; the groups currently have no funds for the project but plan to start raising money, she said."