Dear Editor,
Again, I congratulate Louis Black for debunking those advocating irrational conspiracy theories [
"Page Two," July 13]. And his clarity regarding 9/11 not being an inside job is especially laudable. From there, however, Mr. Black retreats from truth revealing intellectual and moral blindness.
In his last two "Page Two" articles, Mr. Black exhibits his new left tendency of bashing President Bush, the Iraq campaign, and America's war against Islamist totalitarianism. He does not grasp that the United States is in an existential world conflict with a primitive force dedicated to genocide, torture, and enslaving humanity in theocratic hell.
I submitted a letter to the editor last week succinctly and cogently making this case. For whatever reason, Mr. Black (or his staff) decided it was not worth posting. My own suspicion is that he is tired of facing his own fears regarding the Islamist danger and is in denial. So whether Mr. Black has the courage to post this is apparently in question. We will see.
But this is certain, Mr. Black's refusal to openly acknowledge the mortal threat Islamism poses can only indicate hopeless delusion and belligerent ignorance. And now this virulent propaganda is widespread throughout America. The deadliest conspiracy theory of all now infects the land: There is no world war against genocidal and tyrannical Islamist radicalism, and the American military action in Iraq is criminal.
These are despicable lies of ignorance and cowardice inimical to the survival of the free world. All who hold these conspiratorial positions enable the advocates of worldwide Islamist despotism and its associated horrors. They must live with that. Moreover, if this insidious thinking destroys American resolve Islamism will triumph, freedom will be exterminated, and the enslavement of humanity is certain.