| In This War Against Radical Islam, There Are No Non-Combatants Posted: 11 Nov 2011 12:26 PM PST  IN AN ARTICLE entitled, The Other September 11th, you'll find a good description of what happened in Vienna September 11th, 1683.
Islamic warriors had invaded and defeated Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, and Serbia. They plowed their way through Austria to Vienna, and were besieging the city.
But on September 11th, 40,000 soldiers arrived from Poland to save Vienna. That was the beginning of the end of the Islamic military conquest of Europe.
That's why Osama bin Laden chose September 11th to strike his blow against the free world.
But that's not why I'm mentioning this article. The author, Baron Bodissey, quotes Owen Johnson, and I'd like to quote him here too:
In this war there are no noncombatants. Not only are we all military targets in the eyes of our enemies, but we all take part in the fighting. Every opinion we form and express, every conclusion and argument we make, and particularly every vote we cast, influences our enemy and affects our collective will. We need to be aware of this.
That's exactly right. You and I can (and should) fight in this war. We must. How? Start here.
         
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