The Islamic insurgency in the Philippines

Wretchard at the Belmont Club has the lengthy history of the Islamic religious bigots war against the Spanish, Americans and Philippines. It can give you and understanding of our enemies in the Muslim world. As you read the history, you know that the war will have interludes where the defeated Muslims will refrain from attack while they attempt to rebuild for the next. I suspect that is what we will be facing for as long as we allow them to share the same real estate with Christians. The successes have been in places where they have been removed. Coexistence with Islamic religious bigots has a bloody history in every country that borders them. There are obvious examples of areas where we are not at war with Muslims, but that is because they don't have any significant Christian or Jewish population. That being said, the history in the Philippines shows that they can be defeated.

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