In a gripping article in World Defense Review Vasko Kohlmayer observes that terrorists used the term “brotherly” to describe the Democrats’ victory in the latest elections. He goes on to demonstrate the agreement between the positions of leading Democrats on terrorism and those of the terrorists themselves.

How is this potentially lethal (for us) harmony manifested?

  • They have tried to prevent us from listening on terrorists’ phone calls
  • They have sought to stop us from properly interrogating captured terrorists
  • They have tried to stop us from monitoring terrorists’ financial transactions
  • They have revealed the existence of secret national security programs
  • They have opposed vital components of the Patriot Act
  • They have sought to confer unmerited legal rights on terrorists
  • They have opposed profiling to identify the terrorists in our midst
  • They have impugned and demeaned our military
  • They have insinuated that the president is a war criminal
  • They have forced the resignation of a committed defense secretary
  • They have repeatedly tried to de-legitimize our war effort
  • They want to quit the battlefield in the midst of war.

This is the same party line – the same exhortations, the same drumbeat – sounding forth from campuses across the land. It is what this generation of students hear day in and day out from the dominant campus left, adjunct that it is of the extremist wing of the Democratic Party.

As Herbert E. Meyer comments on Kohlmayer’s article:

Watching the Democrats adopt one policy after another that undermines American security, a lot of Americans are starting — belatedly — to ask, “Whose side are these guys on?”

Read it all, and be afraid — very afraid.