It's in the Koran and the Wahhabi / Saudi Watch

Well, not known for being politically correct, I thought you might enjoy a cute little song to start your day. Let's lighten up just a bit with It's in the Koran. It will get your toes tappin'. But just in case we have to be "dead" serious 100% of the time - which I know we do, there's: a new (to me) source of info about the influence of Saudi Arabia and the spread of Wahhabism which can be found at Wahaudi - the Wahhabi/Saudi Watch. We will and are beating back the Islamist threat for world domination. We are just slower on the up-take and are still naive enough to believe that everyone in the world sees "peace, love, and harmony" the way Michael Jackson recounts in his songs. We will either fully engage or the Islamists will see us as continuing to be weak and will push us until we have no choice but to dig in our heels and beat the tar out of them. Ya can't negotiate with camel spiders. Ask our men in Iraq...

In Iraq with Saudi friends, America doesn't need enemies?

From Jihad Watch, we have Saudi jihadists now make up half the foreign fighters in Iraq. Really, with Saudi Arabia as our friend, the United States doesn't need any enemies. We're not even talking about the Wahhabi mosques sprouting across our nation like dandelions - a weed - pounding hatred into the followers.

"Saudis' role in Iraq insurgency outlined," by Ned Parker for the Los Angeles Times (thanks to Hot Air): BAGHDAD — ...the largest number of foreign fighters and suicide bombers in Iraq come from a third neighbor, Saudi Arabia, according to a senior U.S. military officer and Iraqi lawmakers. About 45% of all foreign militants targeting U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians and security forces are from Saudi Arabia; 15% are from Syria and Lebanon; and 10% are from North Africa, according to official U.S. military figures made available to The Times by the senior officer. Nearly half of the 135 foreigners in U.S. detention facilities in Iraq are Saudis, he said. Fighters from Saudi Arabia are thought to have carried out more suicide bombings than those of any other nationality, said the senior U.S. officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the subject's sensitivity. It is apparently the first time a U.S. official has given such a breakdown on the role played by Saudi nationals in Iraq's Sunni Arab insurgency. He said 50% of all Saudi fighters in Iraq come here as suicide bombers. In the last six months, such bombings have killed or injured 4,000 Iraqis.... Askari also alleged that imams at Saudi mosques call for jihad, or holy war, against Iraq's Shiites and that the government had funded groups causing unrest in Iraq's largely Shiite south. Sunni extremists regard Shiites as unbelievers.

Well, the good news is that we infidels are not considered the only "unbelievers". Whew! It was lonely at the top. Now, if we could just figure out how to let the various "unbelievers" duke it out and then move in to help the "democratic republic" oriented folks that are left, well, that would be a plan... Transporting the latter folks to the United States is not the answer. Can anyone spell ANWR for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? I'd like to see Saudi oil dry up and/or see those Mercedes coughing dust in the desert.