[ransomnote]

FRiend,
There have been threads on FR for quite some time saying that violence and threats of violence and pressure to suspend elections were always part of Obama’s plan for re-election. I went, over time, from skeptical to...dread.

[TEXOKIE]

Please note my new tagline:

THE TEA PARTY OUTNUMBERS THE FLEA PARTY!

[Paperdoll]

Who said “the enemy is us”?

If our own government sends thousands of lethal weapons , and even grenades to Mexidan drug cartels across our borders which have caused the deaths of Amerians and also innocent Mezicans, does it even fainly occur to any of us what is going on?

[GOPJ]

Is it time to start wondering whether violence and the threat of violence is part of Obama’s 2012 re-election strategy?

High level democrats were involved - it's not street level bravado - that's a little scary. Their timing was off - OWS should have gone violent BEFORE the call to suspend elections - not after. They've made mistakes - that's good.

[Lancey Howard]

(shrug) I don’t care about violence one way or the other.
If it comes my way I’m ready.
In the end, there will be an election and the African communist piece of sh!+ Ubama will be flushed down the toilet like yesterday’s floating turd.

[NoLibZone]

Tent cities popping up all across the nation.

[DefeatCorruption]

There is a ill wind blowing and it’s just the beginning.

[Nepeta]

Obama has never disavowed Odinga or the violence following the election where he campaigned for Odinga.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The balloons are going up.

PING!

[bgill]

Awaiting martial law and the end of elections, mmmmm mmmmm.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[tiki]

This OWS thing is getting pretty scary, it makes me think of the French Revolution.

[brityank]

Just so you can tell what the Maggot Slime Media believes are the differences between the people of OWS and TEA:

FLEA Party: Freeloading Liberals Espousing Anarchy

And remember - the People of the Occupy Wall Street are really Pawns of the One World Socialists!

[TigersEye]

You're still wondering if 0bama wants to incite violence for his political ends?

0bama the "Uniter" ...

Obama To Supporters: "Argue With Friend and Neighbors Get In Their Face!" video

Obama Mocks Fox, "Teabaggers" video

Obama Mocks Republican 'Armageddon' Rhetoric (Again) video

Obama: Police Acted 'stupidly' in Scholar Arrest video

Obama On GOP Running On Repeal: 'Go For It' video

NRA: Barack Obama - "bitter gun owners" video

President Obama, No One in Arizona is Laughing video

Obama, during his private pep talk to Democrats, ... asked, “Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care? All it will do is confuse and dispirit” Democratic voters “and it will encourage the extremists.” - Nov. 7, 2009

Obama Attacks Americans – Says Those Who Support AZ Law Are “Anti-Immigrant” (video)

Obama uses knife/gun fight quote to fight the GOP - "If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun, because from what I understand, folks in Philly like a good brawl." (video)

Obama Tells GOP "Get In Back" (video)

OBAMA TO LATINOS: 'PUNISH OUR ENEMIES' (Youtube audio-vid)

A President who mocks and taunts Americans, who incites his followers to be confrontational, is troublesome.

[wayoverontheright]

There’s clearly been a war going on, since Obama took office. The war has pitted the political establishment in power, against the private sector. This war had been going on for some time before Obama, but became more openly declared since he came to power.

The awakening on the part of private sector players took the form of the Tea Parties.

The 2010 elections proved the private sector could defend itself pretty well. What we see in the streets now is the acknowledgment by the left that the war on the private sector can no longer be won politically; so in juvenile fashion they taunt the victors.

The “occupations” are merely collective whines, as the left’s foot soldiers have always been more comfortable wallowing in victimhood. The demonstrations are the left’s acknowledgement that they know their days in power are numbered. This is what capitulation looks like in an idealogical war where no one dies, no one is permanently neutralized; they can only send you the message that they’re still here, and at least they feel they are still relevant.

There will be no violence, certainly none that will threaten the outcome. This is not Europe. The numbers of those who derive their livlihoods from government still pales in comparison to those who earn their keep; the 2010 elections proved this, and nothing has changed since that will alter the inevitable outcome.

We’d be well served to simply ignore them, and continue to endeavor to take our country back at the ballot box.