John Guandolo, September 8, 2014.
15:06 The UN with the Vatican has said that in the last two years over 100k Christians a year have been killed [by Muslims?]. Okay, that's a big number, folks. I haven't seen that on CNN or FOX. These are some serious issues going on in the world. We have nations being overthrown in the world. We have people looking us right in the eye and saying, "Here's what we're doing. Here's why we're doing it," and our leaders are saying "They don't mean that."
We won on the battlefield in Iraq and Afghanistan handily, and I'm not saying there weren't hard-fought battles. We lost good men and women, but we won. Did we come home with victory in those wars? No, we did not. No, we did not. Our State Department wrote, "Constitutions in those countries that created Islamic states under Shariah, Islamic law," which is what you have now in Iraq and Afghanistan. We did that. Which cuts right in line with their global doctrine, civilization jihad by our hands. We do. They get us to do the big work for them. That's what I'd like to unpack tonight in part.
16:40 Some of you may have seen this recently. I decided not to go with the picture of the body of this young many with his head on his chest because some of you would find it to gruesome, and I would say, "too bad." Okay, right now these guys are crossing continents in Africa, in Iraq, in Syria, in Libya, by the way in places like Mali, Niger, again, and other places. Sawing people's heads off, cutting children's heads off and putting them on spikes, burying people alive, crucifying Christians, and the public just standing there watching. That's what's going on.
17:35 What do we do with this brutality? And by the way, why are the pulpits in America silent? If America is worthy defending, why is it worth defending? Now, America does not say that you have to be Christian, but the founding principles were based on Christianity. That's a historical fact.
Raising a Jihadi Generation: Understanding the Muslim Brotherhood Movement in America, John Guandolo, 2013.
