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To: Blood of Tyrants
It was literally only hours after the terrorist was killed that the Muslims in Australia were claiming to be victims of a backlash against Muslims.

The hostages were still being held when the liberals in Australia raised voices of concern for poor muslims with their dumb hashtag! I was following it in real time on some Australian news sites.

It was one of the most bizarre media campaigns I've ever seen. It was like the fates of those people who actually had guns to their heads at that moment were irrelevant. The only thing that concerned the leftist waterboys was the imaginary future thought crimes of uncaring non-muslims.

8 posted on 12/16/2014 12:32:35 PM PST by dead (I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
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To: dead
It was one of the most bizarre media campaigns I've ever seen. It was like the fates of those people who actually had guns to their heads at that moment were irrelevant. The only thing that concerned the leftist waterboys was the imaginary future thought crimes of uncaring non-muslims.

I still rank the response of that American General (I think he was even a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff) after the Fort Hood murders - as tops on the Bizarro World List. Here was a Commanding General who basically said that it was 'worth it' for his men to get murdered in order to protect 'diversity'. Not worried about the welfare of the men and women under his command. Nor the protection of his Country. But top on his list was to protect this notion of 'diversity'.
Wolves running loose amongst the sheep be damned...

11 posted on 12/16/2014 12:54:11 PM PST by El Cid (Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house...)
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