Robin SmithLet’s compare two major global events and the different responses to each.
The War on Terror continues despite herculean efforts by the left to rename our enemies, such as the leadership of Al-Qaida being referred to as the newly identified Khorasan group.
The fight over the years has involved the loss of just under 3,000 of innocent, civilian lives in New York, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pa., on Sept. 11, 2001, and more than 6,700 Americans dead in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The fight has been to eradicate extremists who were directly involved in the terror attacks of 2001, those elements inciting violence through terror, and harboring those who commit these acts of violence rooted in the hatred of America’s freedoms and Israel’s existence.
In recent years, the lack of enforcement of our immigration laws and at our porous southern border has been a concern among citizens, local and state governments, and some politicians.