FBI: Afghan civilian killings could spark attacks in U.S.

CNN ^ | March 15, 2012 | Carol Cratty

[Carriage Hill]

Washington (CNN) -- The alleged murder of 16 Afghan civilians by a U.S. soldier could spur retaliatory violence in the United States, a law enforcement advisory by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warned.

The intelligence bulletin, which was issued Wednesday to state and local law enforcement partners, says "there is currently no specific, credible threat information" that extremists might strike targets in the United States.

However, the document, which was obtained by CNN, notes the March 11 killings of the Afghans is the latest in a series of events in Afghanistan that could cause anger and possibly lead to violent action.

"The FBI and DHS are concerned that this event could contribute to the radicalization or mobilization of homegrown violent extremists in the Homeland, particularly against U.S.-based military targets," the bulletin said.

[elcid1970]

“Only because there is none in the liberal West with the courage to stop them. Observe and notice how none of the congresscritters dares to mention the islamic threat in any of their political speeches for fear of losing votes.”

Or their heads. Maybe it’s because I enjoy the luxury of living in South Carolina where the castle doctrine and issue upon demand CCW are in full effect (and I don’t have CCW because I do not yet have the need, a weapon in my truck’s glovebox is a basic right in this state) that I feel I can go about around here knowing that as long as I maintain situational awareness I have got the advantage if some ROPer decides to jump me.

And BTW, they’re easy to spot. The robes, kufi caps, shovelcut beards, wraparound sunglasses and scuttling manner of walking identify those whose religion commands them to hate their surroundings. The females among them are known as `walking tents’.

Anyway, if six million Jews in Israel can manage to thrive in the midst of a hostile Middle East consisting of three hundred million screaming Muslims, then I think we `kaffirs’ in America can do equally well.

Now, consider this carefully: it’s now emerging that in all of the treachery murders of NATO soldiers & our Marines in Afghanistan, the victim was shot from behind. How’s THAT for `jihadi bravery’?

Obviously the `fearless jihadis’ fear getting popped by their intended victims. No “ALLAHU AKBAR!”, no nothing, just a bunch of worthless you-know-whats committing cowardly murder.

So it’s really not that dangerous in America to be publically critical of the ROP.

Comments?

[Carriage Hill]

Don’t forget the millions he’s allowed across the border(s), over the past 3+ years.

[garjog]

I wonder if they are really bothered by the murders enough to retaliate.

We saw riots about the accidental burning of a couple Korans, but no riots or protests about the murders (unless I am wrong.)

Seems like their culture demands death for many offenses. Killing people is a part of everyday life for these dweebs.

It is acceptable for father’s to kill children or wives who dishonor the family. No prosecutions. It is blood justice.

I wonder if the mindset of these people could be: OK, we killed six soldiers for the Koran desecration and the American’s retaliated with the killing of the villagers. We’ve even now.”

Desecrating the Koran or insulting the Prophet (peace be upon him) is what really gets them ticked off.

[Carriage Hill]

There were riots and scores died in those ME hellholes, over the killings. There isn’t 1 American life worth 10,000,000 of those subhumans.