Mexico’s Plight Signals a Similar Fate for The U.s

     The MSN article, “Female police chief flees Mexico for U.S. after threats,” has reported that a police official in Mexico vacated her position as “Police Chief” due to threats by drug cartels.  The drug cartels have murdered or beheaded many law enforcement professionals.  They do this to prevent cops from stopping their crimes.  Consequently, the danger to Mexicans is greatly increased.

     In other words, drug thugs have so badly interfered with the legal system that it can no longer enforce laws and prosecute the guilty.  This criminal negation of law enforcement can happen in any country whenever it’s legal system becomes too weak in eradicating a strong criminal element.    

     This fact’s application to Mexico’s situation warns of a possible similar fate for America regarding the growing terrorism.  If Islamic terrorism and nonviolent “cultural jihad” goes unchecked in America, terrorists will eventually negate law enforcement just as drug cartels have Mexico’s legal system.  (To see what “cultural jihad” is visit, http://newsflavor.com/opinions/mosque-proposal-conceals-cultural-jihad-and-next-terror-attack/ ).

     The Islamic terrorists are starting out the same way Mexico’s drug cartels have: with violence and threats thereof.  That is how terrorists and Mexican drug thugs gain their results.  Beyond violence, Islamic fascists have also been trying to infiltrate the U.S. legal system with “Sharia Law”.  They have also given police precincts lectures on what they “should not” do in investigating radical Muslims. Islamofascists have also gotten some schools to teach whitewashed versions of Islam.  In short, Islamic terrorists are implementing “cultural jihad” and surpassing the violent tactics of Mexico’s drug cartels.  This cultural jihad is aimed at negating the Constitutionality of the legal system in general and not just it’s law enforcement branch. 

     Increasing the chances of an Islamofascist victory is appeasement of the radicals through the political correctness and leftwing multiculturalism of politicians, judges and law-makers.  These two approaches and cultural jihad could potentially lead to terrorists immunizing themselves from legal prosecution and arrest (like Mexican drug dealers partly have).  Hence, Mexico’s situation is a cold hard warning to America’s law enforcement agencies to never allow themselves to be intimidated by terrorism nor weakened by appeasement.  To not become appeasers, US legislators and judges must avoid implementing Sharia Law in deciding court cases.  Heeding this advice, legal authorities can retain strong, effective policies in pursuing terrorist suspects. 

     The terrorists who are pursued by these policies are trying to achieve the violation of liberty through establishing an Islamic government.  By contrast, America is a free society based on the principle of subordinating governmental power to the supremacy of individual rights.  Put another way, America’s constitutional government respects and protects the rights of civilians by neutralizing the criminal and terroristic elements.  However, if Sharia Law corrupts our legal/political processes and our representatives are prevented from preserving Constitutional Law, then our rights become subordinated to Islamic totalitarianism. 

     Fortunately, that is not currently a reality due to the tenacity and resourcefulness of the FBI, the police and others.  Since America’s FBI still has an effective anti-terrorist capability, many local plots have been thwarted.  To win this victory on an international scale, an effective foreign policy must be drafted to substantially defeat terrorism.  Then this policy must be executed with the same fervor and persistence with which terrorists are trying to mass-murder innocent Americans.  Victory also requires that law enforcement and government officials banish political correctness and leftwing multiculturalism from their policies. 

     Although an Islamofascist takeover of our government and society has not happened, Islamic radicals are attempting it.  Mexico’s situation merely provides a cautionary warning of what could happen in America should the radical Islamists succeed.  More is at stake than just the negation of US law enforcement.