SARAH PALIN: RADICAL ISLAM LIKE NAZIS

VIDEO: Watch the Crowd ERUPT When Sarah Palin Puts the Fear of God Into Radical Muslims

Former Alaska Gov. and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin spoke at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference the other day.

While there, she reprised her role as the consummate conservative cheerleader, giving a rousing speech that brought the crowd to their feet on several occasions, especially when she compared radical Islamists to the Nazis.

Palin began by discussing our nation’s veterans, describing the sacrifices they have made while lamenting the poor treatment they receive from the Veterans Administration.

She then moved on to discuss the ever-increasing threat to Western civilization posed by radical Islamic terrorists, pointing out how the Middle East has become a “tinderbox” of radicalism, and how groups like Al Qaeda and the Islamic State control more territory now than ever before.

She also mentioned the absurd statements made by junior State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf, who said we needed to offer a “jobs for jihadists” program to bring an end to the radical Islamic ideology because we can’t kill our way out of this war.

As Abrams describes, the real result of the naiveté of Obama and his rhetoric — which seemingly has no one’s attention — is this: “at least 160,000 killed in Syria, perhaps eight million displaced. More than a million Syrian refugees in Lebanon (a country of four million people, before Obama added those Syrians), about a million and a quarter Syrian refugees in Jordan (population six million before Obama). Poison gas back on the world scene as a tolerated weapon, with Assad using chlorine gas systematically in “barrel bombs” this year and paying no price whatsoever for this and for his repeated attacks on civilian targets.”

He continues, “in security terms it’s even worse: the largest gathering of jihadis we have ever seen, 12,000 now and expanding.They come from all over the world, a jihadi Arab League, a jihadi EU, a jihadi U.N. Two or three thousand are from Europe, and an estimated 70 from the United States. When they go home, some no doubt disillusioned but many committed, experienced and well trained, “home” will be Milwaukee and Manchester and Marseille—and, as we see now on the front pages, to Mosul.”

So from the Cairo speech in June 2009 to today, ask yourself, is the Middle East better off?

The president may not be directly responsible for these deaths and dislocations, but he is nonetheless personally responsible for them. As commander in chief of the world’s most powerful military and leader of the free world, the President of the United States must fight everywhere, always–with words, sanctions, diplomacy, trade, and military force–for freedom.

American exceptionalism is no excuse for empire, but it does carry with it a responsibility to help other nations create the same conditions and follow the same path that our nation has, for the prospering of all.

Obama’s foreign policy has harmed millions. His replacement will have his or her work cut out for them repairing the damage done to the middle east by this president’s incompetence, and that work can’t begin soon enough.

My comments: Radical Islam is like the Nazis. They are of the same "spirit."