Be Prejudice Against Terrorists - Not A Race, Religion, Or Culture

By now, 

the World, 

has heard about the senseless killings by two wannabe terrorists, 

Syed Rizwan Farook 

and his wife 

Malik. 

The two had been in touch with a suspected 

International Terrorist 

but the 

FBI 

didn't consider them 

High-Priority Terrorism Subjects. 

Malik is originally from 

Pakistan. 

A Government which supports Terrorism around the Globe. 

A Country that hid 

Osama bin Laden 

from the World. 

I'm sure Malik's upbringing would have been controlled by the 
Pakistani Government. 

A Government which is banning 

BlackBerry Service 

in their country because 

BlackBerry 

won't help the 

Pakistani Government 

spy on its own 

Citizens. 

In a way, 

these two wannabes have succeeded in helping 

ISIS. 

U.S. Citizens 

will be a lot more wary about any interactions with 

Muslims 

they come across in their daily lives, 

even though they are 

U.S. Citizens 

too!

It will be used as 

Propaganda 

to further their cause against anyone who doesn't support the evil that 

ISIS 

perpetrates. 

They'll say something like, 

"All Muslims must unite to kill the non-believers. It is us against them, the World." 

While the 

Leaders of ISIS 

hide in caves 

and underground tunnels. 

Waiting for the day they can come out of hiding to become the new 

Slave Owners, 

I mean 

Rulers, 

of their

Brainwashed Followers. 

ISIS is not trying to free people from oppression. 

They are trying to keep their followers in subservience 

and hardship, 

by their unjust exercise of authority. 

They tyrannize in the name of Allah. 

History has shown, 

that most people are abhorred by terrorism, 

but do little about it until it hits 

Home. 

Well, 

it has hit 

Home 

once again. 

Let us all try to do something about it.

Even in a small way. 

The way the 

Prophet Jesus 

or the 

Prophet Muhammad 

had preached. 

The 

way 

Buddha, 

Socrates, 

Confucius, 

 Baha'ullah,  

Dalai Lama, 

Mother Teresa, 

Nelson Mandela, 

Mohandas Gandhi, 

Siddhartha Gautama,  

and 

Martin Luther King, Jr.,  

had lived.

This is,

Praying For All The Families of The Victims In San Bernardino,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“What barrier is there that love cannot break?” - Mahatma Gandhi - 

That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

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