Posted on 07/30/2012 4:08:57 PM PDT by AuntB
People from terrorist nations...
Who would ever think IEDs could pop up here?
Imagine drone strikes against citizens being mislabeled as IED attacks. 0 regime gets to waste an effective opponent and then claim said opponent was a victim of terrorism and argue for greater control. Better yet, they can say the guy was in the act of planting a device that detonated prematurely and then use that propaganda to smear the surviving opposition and justify suppression. It’s totally tinfoil hat speculation stuff, but we do seem to live in strange times.
That’s one of the best posts ever and regrettably, it really points out why America is already finished. If we want to carry on our American idea it’s probably going to have to be elsewhere.
Sounds to me like the Libtards cooking up a new Boogy-man to excuse more Fascist Police-State bullsh*t.
IMHO.
;-\
I agree.
then WHY were they NOT in the news??? every news story in America ALWAYS says NOT linked to it...
I’m thinking somewhere in the Caribbean.
After Obamacare is in full force, the best younger doctors will leave and set up boutique medical clinics for wealthy Americans to come to.
I figure I can be a janitor.
Five years ago I would have agreed with you, and I still wish that was the case, but I just fear it wouldn’t happen that way now.
I assume those terrorist attacks were by Tea Party members.
/s/s/
Here’s the report, unfortunately they don’t break out detail for individual events
http://www.coedat.nato.int/publications/report/Annual%202011.pdf
But if I find a muzzlem burying a bomb by my sidewalk and I report him, will they give me the Michele Bachmann izzlamophobe treatment?
Apparently they only wouldn't have been safe on the west coast, since those were the only Japanese Americans interned. For those in Hawaii and in the rest of the United States, there was no internment. Seriously, it's absurd to try to spin that as some sort of benevolent protective arrangement.
They only want to allow the army to help local law enforcement this time. Really, it’s just this one time. Honest injun...we won’t get involved local law enforcement again.
Who believes this crap?
It will in some parts of the country. When I think of deep blue states... I think of refugees fleeing a war zone. We may both be right.
LLS
This is a red herring.
“But legal restrictions on the activities of U.S. armed forces are slowing crucial collaboration, insiders complain.”
“You don’t understand! Unless we completely eliminate the Bill of Rights, we will be overrun with drug cartel child pornography terrorists who will zombiefy children with bath salts in Mosques before slaughtering them with Stand Your Ground assault rifles!”
IEDs? Seriously?
Think about this logically. If *anyone* was using IEDs in the US, who would be the targets of these IEDs?
1) School buses full of crippled orphans, or,
2) Heavily armed paramilitary police attempting to raid the home of some political opponent to the police state, who posted to some blog that “Obama is a poopy pants”?
These are the same people that think having armed combat drones patrolling our skies looking for (?) is a GREAT idea.
I am a lot less concerned about IEDs than that there are such people in our government acting as enemies of the people, trying to scare us all into living in a fishbowl.
That is what this is all about.
The politicans are setting us up for a war zone. Open borders and importing jihadists from Islamland... “Homegrown terrorists” are classified by Homeland inSecurity as conservatives.
I did not mean it in absolute terms. Certainly security was in the forefront of their minds. I think that their safety was of major concern in the decision. That is what I have been taught but as with many of the things that I have been taught... it could be another distortion. My point is still valid.
LLS
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