Why would a terrorist group need the cover of a video to
commit an act of terror? Is not an act of terror by definition that which
cannot easily be thwarted in advance? That's what makes it terrifying.
Why is Obama et. al. so quick to blame the 14 minute
video clip without question, yet hesitant to state what most people knew from
the moment they first heard about it?
Like I have heard on the Five (good show by the way), who first
proposed the notion of a Youtube video being the source for any and all rancor
across the greater middle east. Why is this person not on television?
Why are we not angry here in the US at the mutilation of
American citizens on American property and the raising of AQ Black flags in at
least four American consulates? Also are these not acts of war?
When will we acknowledge the fact that Iran and its
allies are on a course to wage all out war on Israel first, then on all the
West?
Why do we allow the likes of Iran's leader to appear here
on American soil at the UN. Do we not have any say as to who can come and go
within our sovereign territory?
Can the UN be moved to some other country? I'm offended
by the presence of that institution on American soil as long as it treats
ruthless dictators on the same level as heads of state in good standing.
Why are Christians not as angry and offended about a
crucifix suspended in a vat of urine on display in a public museum as the
Muslims appear to be with regard to their religious symbols?
Why are we giving away cell phones to minorities in inner
cities? I never heard of this until I heard from the rather enthused Obama
supporter out of Cleveland.
Why is it not ok to state the fact that 47% or so of the
populace of this country are in one way or another dependent on the federal
government for their livelihood?
Will Romney come alive in the debates, like Reagan did
against Carter? I hope so. He needs a "Well, there you go again."
moment.
When federal officials opine in front of a mic, like
Hillary Clinton, how come they only seem to regurgitate facts that we already
know. Telling us over again what we already know takes up the allotted airtime
and makes these people seem knowledgeable, but you may notice that they never
really say anything.
~JH
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