Ron Paul: US could target journalists for killing

AP ^ | 2011-10-05 | Philip Elliott

[Tex-Con-Man]

I take some comfort in knowing Ron Paul’s path to political obscurity is clearly defined and short.

[no-to-illegals]

Excuses being formulated when drone whacks the wrong person? ... http://www.latestcnnnews.com/u-s-military-drone-infected-by-virus.html

[The Sons of Liberty]

Normally I consider Ron Paul a crackpot, but when it comes to dealing with the 0bama regime, who has Janet Incompetano's bunch watching veterans, because they see them as a threat, and who openly call those who want to follow The Constitution and advocate lower taxes and less government, "terrorists", Ron Paul is probably 100% correct.

FUBO GTFO! 468 Days until Noon Jan 20, 2013

[FreeAtlanta]

I actually agree with Paul on this. Reporters better be ware of their one sided agendas. The official Soviet media didn’t really need very many news people, and they did not have the right to their own opinions.

This whole targeting citizens and not having any documentation of the proceedings is making me a bit nervous. I didn’t mind the declared kill or capture order of that scum in Yemen, but this recent development has me worried. What if they started with Rush, Hannity or O’Reilley?

What about if Madcow on MessNBC got them mad, or that CBS reporter who keeps questioning the regime on Fast and Furious?

Paul is a certifiable nut and would be the only candidate we have that would assure a loss to Obama, but he is right about some things.

[MasterGunner01]

You can bet CBS’ Sharyl Attkinson is in Obambi’s cross-hairs as we speak.

[Gator113]

None that I can see. ;>)

[ozzymandus]

Does he mean Sharyl Attkisson reporting on Gunwalker? She’s the only journalist the Obama administration wants dead.

[rmlew]

IF you don’t understand the difference between being a journalist and a mosque leader recruiting terrorists in the US, and then doing so abroad, I can see no rational conversation with you. In so far as so much of the media is seditious, I can understand some of the confusion. However, a man joining Al Qaeda openly, and recruiting soldiers for it is an enemy at war and operating on a battlefield abroad. Had Al-Awlaki wanted the privileges and rights of his ersatz American citizenship, he would have turned himself in for trial. Instead he was at open war with us.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

More explicitly, the tactic of telling journalists that they "may be next" on the hit list, if they don't cease with the Obama regime's @ss kissing and start doing their jobs. Nothing like highlighting the issue and potential abuses in a personal way to have it hit home.

Eliminating journalists would be an improvement 80 percent of the time. What Paul needs to explain is that O'Bumma would target the 20 percent who are a net positive.

[NoLibZone]

Paul’s legislation to stop this is where?