The enemy that will defeat us (OneNewsNow.com): "For the first time since September 11, 2001, I find myself seriously questioning whether or not the United States is capable of winning the War on Terror. And it's not because of my lack of faith in our supremely naïve Commander-in-Chief. Though his discomfort in even identifying our enemy and his indecision in how best to pursue them is cause for great concern, my questions are motivated by something much deeper and much more sinister.
America's moral confusion has now reached the point where it has become routine for us to treat the good guys as the bad guys, and vice versa. The most recent example of this tragic reality came with the news that three U.S. Navy SEALs will face court-martials for the mistreatment of an enemy terrorist they captured. In 2004, Ahmed Hashim Abed masterminded a successful plot to ambush, murder, mutilate and burn the bodies of four American security agents. Abed's ruthless cohorts then hung the charred remains of these Americans from a bridge in Fallujah to allow the world press to photograph and publicize."
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