Posted on 04/08/2008 9:55:51 AM PDT by cirque23
Counter Protest against Islamist Day-May 16th.. Be There!!!
On Friday, May 16,in New York Ciy The group Act for America founded by Brigitte Gabriel, a Lebanese immigrant who came to the United States after losing her country of birth to militant Muslim fundamentalists during the Lebanese Civil War.
anti Islamist Watch Dog group will be counter protesting several coordinated groups of supporters of terrorists groups like Hamas and Fatah and Hizbollah (et al) will be holding a huge demonstration at Dag Hammerskjold Plaza (adjacent U.N.) in Manhattan.
There will be extensive media coverage, as there is every year. It is IMPERATIVE that we mount a major counter-demonstrati n on to show the nation and the world that we do not countenance Islamic terrorism and continued Islamic attacks on Israel.
If you are interested in attending this event please come with American Flags and get ready for battle. Please Join Us!!!
Please contact Allen Mandelbaum directly if you will be able to help on 5/16
http://actnycandli.blogspot.com/ http://www.actforamerica.org/
-- Allan, Chapter Director ACT For America. (NY & LI)
EMAIL-ACT.NYC.and.LI@GMail.Com
Isn’t this just great! Our people are in the Middle East, fighting radical muslims and they are allowed to demonstrate on our soil. I don’t care what freedom of speech says........if our people are being killed by these people, they have no rights in this country. Shut them down. Somebody had best get some balls around here or we’ll loose the whole dam country.
Thats the spirit!
“I don’t care what freedom of speech says”
You know what I meant. If you don’t ....go demonstrate with these jerks and explain it our troops.
> Thats the spirit!
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>> “I don’t care what freedom of speech says”
Actually, he’s got a valid point.
My father was an Italian national living in the US on an immigrant visa when WWII broke out.
While he was in the process of becoming an American citizen, and had no sympathies with Mussolini and the fascists, the FBI confiscated his camera and kept him under surveillance. He was not allowed to complete the naturalization process while hostilities existed between the US and Italy.
Foreign nationals who expressed any pro-Italian or pro-German sympathies were deported or locked up for the remainder of the war in detention camps.
That was under a DEMOCRAT president.
At the end of the war, my father was allowed to continue the naturalization process and all the freedoms Americans enjoy.
He never did see his camera again.
TREASON, PERJURY, LIBEL, INCITING A RIOT, ETC are not protected speech.
The crime of treason (providing aid and comfort to the enemy in a time of war) is specifically defined in our Constitution.
see post 6... right now is not a time of war(legally).
Was the Cold War a declared war?
This is exactly what I’m talking about. As Citizens of the United States, we have the right to protect it. As an ex-military person, I took an oath to protect this country. When I was discharged, nobody released me from that oath. All these people that support the terrorist...........I don’t want to hear from them. Enough is enough. I don’t care who they are. It’s time this country take its head out of their a##.
Was the Cold War illegal?
Wrong.
First. the War on Terror is like the "undeclared" Cold War and unlike the World Wars. It is war against an ideology, not a declared war, with specific aims, against nations.
Second, sedition was punished during the Cold War (and even before during the Red Scare of the '20s). A "declared war" has nothing to do with the government's ability to punish sedition.
Jane Fonda wasn't charged with sedition because Washington didn't want the political headache. Saying it was because Vietnam was an undeclared war is a lame excuse. Similarly, we could try Americans for sedition now--if the DOJ had the political will to do so.
You’re right. Things used to be much different. I don’t want to stop citizens of this country from saying what they please, but I don’t think those who speak treason should be allowed to become citizens.
My German grandparents had been citizens for many years before the war, and they were questioned by government officials. They came to their home and questioned them about what they used their radio for. I don’t know if they were watched beyond that, but they never complained about it. They didn’t go around speaking German and demand people be more understanding of their culture or protest in the streets. Instead, my grandpa was one of many who helped build the USS Missouri.
With the media and Senate we have now, I don’t believe we could have ever won WWII.
I’m not sure why it doesn’t count as a “declared war” when our enemies have specifically declared war on us. /sarc
Good work, cirque. I will try to be there.
What are the specific words for a declaration of war... please cite your source as well.
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