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  1. The ‘rot’ is within the system. It’s been there for some years waiting for the moment. “We are the moment we have been waiting for” ring a bell?

    The ‘hippies’ of the 1960’s slowly and purposefully put on suits and ties and uniforms and took their positions. It was a silent revolution in the making. How else could anyone explain how the military ‘neglected’ to see what would happen with Nadal Hassan.

    While the president is the head of snake, the body are the legislators. Four years after September 11th, the very source of global jihad, Saudi Arabia, donated $40 million to universities (the short list, there was plenty more going around) under the guise of establishing an Arab Culture and Arts Programs. Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudis! You gotta ask, how, who and why would we allow dirty money be used to influence uninformed, ill informed and misinformed students.

    The global jihad began in 1972 in Munich. Of course, then it was only Jews/Israelis that were murdered – move along nothing to see here, it’s a middle east problem. Almost 40 years later, the Wahabbi imams have been busy preaching in the prison system to a ‘captive audience’ and if anyone has any lingering questions as to the purpose and direction of decisions, laws and end plan – they have been answered.

  2. German media are still covering Obama as if he were a saint. Tonight they are reporting about the meeting with intelligence heads and portraying Obama as the tough guy calling in his ineffectual employees. They report that Obama will not release any more Guantanamo detainees to Yemen, as if he hadn’t grandstanded the Guantanamo closing in the first place.

    To make sure this issue gets buried, attention is turning to this (2nd paragraph on the page):

    http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2010/01/blackwater-201001?currentPage=4

    The lawyer for Darkanzanli was given TV time to say he is innocent of any wrongdoing, and politicians are expressing outrage. The whole incident will be worked into another blame-Bush opportunity because he obviously didn’t have the CIA (more bad guys) under control. Gorelik’s wall and Holder’s political decision to prosecute CIA interrogaters will never be mentioned. Germans don’t like to deal with complicated situations. They like their good guys clearly distinguished from the bad guys. It is so much easier to point pacifist fingers that way.

  3. My only dissapointment with that story, is that they didn’t pull the trigger on Darkanzali who went on to be a player
    in the Madrid bombings. Germans distinguishing between good guys and bad guys, well they’ve gotten somewhat
    better at it, with Merkel, but seriously

  4. None of this should be any surprise to anyone with half of a functioning brain cell left. Not one bit. The Won is a reconstructed Muslim and Marxist. Where have you been the last two years?

  5. Sadie: I found the last line of that story interesting, the part about counselling Muslim state police. I think the real job of this guy will be to silence and intimidate the police who aren’t Muslim. The only counselling he will do with Muslims is to tell them how to demand diversity and raise hell when anyone attempts to use common sense–sort of like a community organizer does. Any cannon fodder he recruits is just an extra benefit. When will people realize that the greatest danger comes not from an individual plane bombing, but from scaring our whole society into submitting to PC BS?

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