You don’t negotiate with terrorists, you kill them
Who decided that negotiating with terrorists is a viable strategy? Certainly not anyone who has ever encountered one face to face or had a first-hand look at what the aftermath of one of their massacres.
The only people who think that Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran are suitable peace partners are those who live an ocean away from the Middle East and have decided that war is never justified. Only they can afford to pontificate from their safe perches, as they ignore the alarming warning signs that indicate an impending threat towards every living being.
For those born in America, the thought of a caliphate, whose goal is to forcibly impose radical Islam on the entire world, is the stuff of imaginations running wild. Such things can never happen, and, if they do, definitely not in their neck of the woods.
But it doesn’t change the reality of what is on the horizon – making its way through the corridors of political aspirations, resulting in the victory of candidates who support terrorism and hope to end the American dream.
Although they may do their best to obscure their intentions, their real objective is to replace democracy with the loss of freedoms and the imposition of the same radical beliefs that have kept the Iranian people imprisoned for nearly half a century.
Despite all of this being so clear, the once-respected Tucker Carlson, who has turned rogue and become devoid of all sanity, has boasted that if his good friend JD Vance were president, rather than Donald Trump, America would not be embroiled in this present conflict with Iran.
Undoubtedly, that translates into one of two scenarios. Either completely ignore the threat of Iran, both to the U.S. and worldwide, focusing only on an isolationist American agenda or negotiate a one-sided peace agreement which will result in an Iranian state possessing nuclear weapons. Because if no military attempt is made to stop them, that’s what they will do.
A JD Vance presidency would kick the nuclear can down the road, believing that it will never reach American shores. At the same time, he would ignore the fact that the millions of illegal Muslim migrants, who entered the country, likely did so with very nefarious intentions.
But how does he pretend that the Democratic party is not being hijacked and taken over by a new generation of political jihadis who, once in power, will ditch an America First agenda, substituting it with their own twisted vision of global adherence to the words of lunatic who spent almost his entire existence waging war. Mohammed was involved in over 80 military campaigns, leading 27 of them himself.
All in an effort to dominate regions and impose conversion to Islam, those who refused were forced to pay a protective tax, known as the Jizya, granting them a second-class citizenship called “dhimmi status.” It meant that they were not equal to others who embraced Islam.
In fact, humiliating non-Muslims was a regular occurrence as taxes were “collected in a physically submissive or degrading manner, creating a serious psychological impact.”
Somehow, what happened in the 7th century seems far enough away to today’s politicians, causing them to believe that there will never be a repeat of what took place back then.
And that is the great miscalculation of the extreme brand of radical Islam which has, once again, emerged, accompanied by the same spirit of seizing ultimate power over everyone.
It is the reason that America and Israel have been targeted in particular. Because they represent freedom, independence, tolerance and the liberty to have individual choice. These are all values despised by the terrorists who are, foolishly, being considered as reasonable peace partners.
Anyone who thinks that they can be trusted, need only to hop on a plane to Israel and take a taxi to the site of the Nova party on Route 232 in the Western Negev. There they will get a glimpse at the those who were slaughtered in cold blood by the same demons who are being trusted to ensure that they will abide by a peace agreement, promising not to violate it.
But how much is the promise of a terrorist worth? As they steal humanitarian supplies for their own people, indifferent to whether they starve or when they use children as human shields and photo ops, those horrific actions should serve as adequate evidence that negotiating is not an option.
People who get pleasure out of watching torture or the death of others should only have one outcome, and that’s being killed, because they no longer qualify as humane, but as soulless ghouls.
For that reason, war was waged against the Nazi regime, more than 80 years ago. Thankfully, that generation understood that negotiating with individuals, devoid of a conscience and a heart, was fruitless.
Only today, are we witnessing a phenomenon that defies all logic – world leaders who sincerely think that peace can be forged with monsters. Somehow, they have been duped into believing that everyone has their price. Just find it, and the rest is doable.
Sadly, there’s no price for people who are willing to die for an ideology they’ve been told will earn them a place in paradise. Their orientation is not to cherish family, friends and the good things life has to offer. Those things have been swapped for another pursuit - taking out as many as possible, to enhance their reward in the next life.
When you take that into consideration, no enticements, incentives or motivation will ever be enough to redirect their lust to control. They’re too far gone, unable to be reached, and that’s why the only proper response is to kill them before they kill you.
Yes, it may sound primitive, at a time when humanity has come so far, capable of creating just about anything. But, undeniably, with the rise of intelligence also comes the rise of evil.
It’s no secret that we have entered into an era, from which we cannot turn back or ignore, attempting to live life as we always have.
At this crossroads, waging war is unavoidable for anyone who values their freedom, and that would include JD Vance who would be wise to figure that out while there’s yet time.