Way OT: Fort Hood - Page 2

>> This is certainly a familiar pattern of media complicity in the
>> ongoing, never ending Obama campaign. I hope everyone recognizes the
>> parallel between the media's efforts to suppress information about
>> radical extremism in this case and the case of Obama's ties to radical
>> extremists Wright, Ayers and the others on the seemingly endless list
>> of undesirables that our fearless leader aligns himself with.
> What a load of crap.

>>> This is certainly a familiar pattern of media complicity in the
>>> ongoing, never ending Obama campaign. I hope everyone recognizes
>>> the parallel between the media's efforts to suppress information
>>> about radical extremism in this case and the case of Obama's ties
>>> to radical extremists Wright, Ayers and the others on the seemingly
>>> endless list of undesirables that our fearless leader aligns
>>> himself with.
>> What a load of crap.
> YOU, and your kind of thinking are THE major part of the problem
> we are having in this country. It is all there in black and white,
> and your kind of thinking is what is wrong in our county.

>
>
>>> This is certainly a familiar pattern of media complicity in the
>>> ongoing, never ending Obama campaign. I hope everyone recognizes the
>>> parallel between the media's efforts to suppress information about
>>> radical extremism in this case and the case of Obama's ties to radical
>>> extremists Wright, Ayers and the others on the seemingly endless list
>>> of undesirables that our fearless leader aligns himself with.
>> What a load of crap.
> YOU, and your kind of thinking are THE major part of the problem
> we are having in this country. It is all there in black and white, and
> your kind of thinking is what is wrong in our county.
>
>

>>> wrote:
>>>> It's hard to resist repeating these two observations from a recent
>>>> news article:
>>>> "It's remarkable that Hasan [the shooter] would encounter more return
>>>> fire from a typical Texas Walmart than he would at the home of the
>>>> United States 1st Cavalry Division."
>>>> "My husband's safer where he is in Afghanistan. At least there, he can
>>>> shoot back!"
>>> All I can say is it's too damn bad that the cops that shot him had a
>>> little better aim. If they did we wouldn't have to spend tax dollars
>>> on a trial to defend that muslim piece of crap!
>>> If I have offended anyone with my description of him that's too damn
>>> bad! This PC bullshit will end up destroying our country.
>>> Gordon Shumway
>>> What color do Smurfs become when they hold their breath?
>> at least the trial will expose a lot that would be otherwise not revealed
>> about Muslim terrorist attacks in the US. Fox News Online right now has a
>> piece about how Hasan's Muslim faith has only been mentioned 29% in news
>> reports.
>> the part I am unhappy about is how the foreknowledge about Hasan's anti-
>> American Islamist beliefs were ignored by those who -should- have booted
>> Hasan out of the military,if not sticking him in Guantanamo.All the people
>> who were in a position of responsibility to act and didn't will NOT be
>> kicked out or punished in any way;this is all going to get swept under the
>> rug...once this cools down and is forgotten.
>> Then it will be "business as usual",in the "progressive" PC manner of
>> operation.And it will happen again.
>> Victor Davis Hanson has a great piece at National Review on how this Muslim
>> terorism has been occurring on average abouit every 4 months.Good reading!
>> --
>> Jim Yanik
>> jyanik
>> at
>> localnet
>> dot com
> This is certainly a familiar pattern of media complicity in the
> ongoing, never ending Obama campaign. I hope everyone recognizes the
> parallel between the media's efforts to suppress information about
> radical extremism in this case and the case of Obama's ties to radical
> extremists Wright, Ayers and the others on the seemingly endless list
> of undesirables that our fearless leader aligns himself with. There
> were warnings about Hasan that were suppressed and the soldiers at
> Fort Hood paid the price. There were, and continue to be, warnings
> about Obama that were and are being suppressed and we will all end up
> paying the price. We are witnessing a "fundamental change" in our
> country facilitated by the use of organized propaganda. Truth, honor,
> integrity have become relative concepts and are as irrelevant as the
> constitution in the minds of those whose smile at us and lie to our
> faces as they lead us into the pit.
> We do indeed live in dangerous times. Hopefully we will all awaken
> before it's too late.

>at least the trial will expose a lot that would be otherwise not revealed
>about Muslim terrorist attacks in the US.