Chuck Todd Shudders at Coming ‘Islamophobia’ – ‘It’s Going to Get Ugly’

NewsBusters ^ | December 3, 2015 | Michael McKinney

[o_1_2_3__]

It's a curious thing, institutionalized emasculation.

A curious and despicable thing.

[IwaCornDogs]

Could you help me out please? I’m confused about the body count at the scene of the black SUV ...

One dead body that was mostly hidden from the helicopter view, laying in the street. Was this Farook, or his brother?

One person, the woman, dragged out of the back seat to the ground, and died shortly thereafter.

Where is the third terrorist?

I thought I was following your marvelous posts from yesterday’s live thread fairly well, but find I am unclear as to the final results.

At one point, even the famous Jester, Cyber Minuteman, posted on his Twitter ... “#FACT I have no frikkin idea what the hell is going on at this point. Feel free to disregard.”

So, I don’t feel too embarrassed to ask .... Thank you !

[Mark]

Even more worrying :Chuck Todd Shudders at even more Coming Anti-Democrat-phobia. It is Going to Get REALLY Ugly.

[Billthedrill]

There does appear to be a recurrent phobia going on here that is clearly unhealthy, and it's the persistent fear that mosques are going to go up in flames all across the country. If 9/11 didn't do it, this won't, but the fear remains, fanned desperately by liberals who use it to convince themselves that it's we who are nuts instead of themselves.

I do think that if this is traced to a single mosque things might get a little ugly. If I were a relative of one of the victims I'd be looking for a little payback and quite convinced that my government was entirely disinclined to pursue it. That's the real fear here - that consistent inaction by the current administration in the face of this sort of outrageous provocation is going to convince people that vigilantism is the only open option. If so, it isn't the people's fault, it's the administration's.

[Da Coyote]

He has no idea.

And journalists will be guven even less regard than muzzies.

[Scrambler Bob]

M4L muzzie brotherhood list

[Charles Martel]

The Barbie and Ken of Islam, living next door, are killers.

Yes, and they practice all manner of deception until they're ready to strike.

Years ago, a company I worked for had a Syrian guy as its LAN administrator. He told people that he was Christian (and this was in the '90s, before Islam was really raising eyebrows in the U.S.) - until one day one of the execs stayed late and went looking for the "Christian". Found him, too, down on the floor of the server room on a prayer rug.

Not long after that, the Syrian guy took another job. I've always suspected it was because he felt compromised, as though his cover was blown. It wasn't until recent years that I came to realize just how big a deal the "holy deception" thing is to them.

[43north]

All these libtards trying to force political correctness on us are responsible for the deaths of many people in the past with more to come in the future.

I’m no longer going to be polite and respectful to libtards. They are my enemy.

[nobamanomore]

Yep they are all worried we’ll offend some Muslims, don’t give a damn about the people in the hospital or the morgue due to Islam.

[VerySadAmerican]

If there is another muslim attack here in America, I sure hope Todd is in the middle of it.

[amorphous]

"It's Going to Get Ugly"

Someone please let Chucky know that it's already gotten ugly, not because of Islamophobia, but because of Islamic JIHAD!

Stephen Coughlin: Lectures on National Security & Counterterror Analysis

[Joe 6-pack]

"I wonder if they would still be in league with the lunatic left and nutcase muslims."

Leftists like Todd would be doing some soul searching, not over whether or not their thoughts about muslims were wrong, but asking themselves what they had done to upset them so.

This is part and parcel of the liberal guilt pathology. In the '88 presidential campaign, Michael Dukakis's opposition to capital punishment as Governor of Massachusetts had become something of an issue. CNN's Bernard Shaw (of all people) asked him point blank if his wife, Kitty Dukakis, was brutally raped and murdered, would it change his mind about the death penalty. Dukakis, without hesitation said, no, it would not.

[CPT Clay]

Justified Islamophobia.

[Uncle Miltie]

There were two separate moments during the chase in which there seemed to be a third suspect. During the chase, four cops in a parking lot somewhere apprehended someone. That apprehension was lost as a thought during the wild chase that was underway. I don’t know of any conclusion to that apprehension

Separately, there was a rumor (subsequently discounted) that someone had fled the stopped suv on foot. This was later judged bad information.

[AdaGray]

Luckily we have you, Chuck — a shining beacon of journalistic objectivity.