Terrorism Gone Viral

If you see yourself as a loser, then you've got nothing to lose. So it is with terrorism--if you get on the jihad bandwagon, you can be a "somebody," a "hero," even "a contender," (pronounced "contendah"). 

With terrorism, you can even get back at the nasty government that only gives you Food Stamps, a phone and maybe housing subsidies.

Plus, as an Islamic terrorist, if you're gullible enough you might even get a bunch of virgins who will do all kinds of things to you that virgins aren't supposed to know about and you've only fantasized about it as you perused your Playboy Magazines "for the stories" of course.

Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Tx) is chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security and believes that there is an increase in threats that face our nation. This comes after last week's jihad attempt to kill attendees at the "Draw Mohammad" contest in Garland, Texas and the subsequent FBI warning that more is to come.

"We're seeing these directives on almost a daily basis," McCaul told Fox News Sunday. It's very concerning. Terrorism has gone viral." Perhaps that's why they're such a hit on YouTube.

The good news is that with proper monitoring, our intelligence community can learn a great deal about these terror threats and thwart them.

The bad news is that they actually did know about the threat in Garland and the only thing that thwarted the attack was a cop with a pistol who outshot the scumbuckets who were trying to kill unarmed citizens.

FBI Director James Comey said that the Islamic State (IS) has thousands of English-language followers on Twitter, many of whom live in the U.S. (The Islamic State is a religious organization that follows the Islamic tradition of beheading non-believers who refuse to convert to Islam.)

IS encourages followers to travel to Syria to join their caliphate, but if they can't make the trip, not to worry--you can "kill where you are."



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