Analyst's note: Absolutely must read and carefully consider.  In our United States, does this man have the right to burn the Koran?  That answer is yes.   We join "ACT! for America" and General Petraus in denouncing and condemning, in the strongest terms, this any any other Koran burning events.  

This event is ill-conceived, counter-productive and unwelcome in a world where ideas and philosophies are best debated in the context of the issues and the facts. We find this an archaic act that serves no useful purpose, and as such is a regrettable instance of an inability or unwillingness to discuss the issues facing us in a reasonable and constructive manner.  Nothing results from this act other than to put the lives of our American troops and other Americans around the world in danger.

If you have been following our work here, you know that we are committed to exposing the threat of the political ideology of radical Islam and its sharia law through constructive debate, illumination of the facts, and a reasoned analysis of the implications of the threat.

No matter how well intentioned, this Koran burning is stooping to the tactics of and joining the inarticulate who express their anger and opposition through destructive and spiteful acts of denigration. What is the difference between his actions and the actions of Islamists destroying synagogues in Gaza or churches and Bibles in Lebanon, Bosnia and Egypt? We are better than that as Americans.