Moment of Truth (For the Anti-American Left)(Horowitz on the Aftermath of the De Genova Remarks)

Front Page Magazine ^ | 3/31/2003 | David Horowitz

[Gritty]

BTTT

[FrogMom]

Agreed.

Everyone talks about Hitlery. I think she even scares some Dems, though. She's learning to dial it back, though - watch her in 10 years!

[Darnright]

>One thing I do remember that freaked me out, was his unusual and strange and rather bizare hatred for anyone asian (oriental or indian). He despised them, probably more then he would hate the klan. I have no idea why.<

This statement enrages me. My nephew-in-law is an Indian, Christian conservative College professor (too bad he's not a citizen yet, but he will be). He's darker skinned than many people who were born here.

So much for the widely held idea that there are no black racists.

[eddie willers]

Bump for later read.

[MeekOneGOP]

Thanks ! Here is a link to the SF-IMC site where these FAR LEFT LIBERALS posted an actual pic (below) of one of their Support Saddam/Terrorists events recently and changed the image when I posted/linked it to an FR thread. The pic at the top of that link (of 2 Allied Soldiers TORTURING someone) was what they changed it to . . .

These folks at San Francisco Indy-Media are terrorist supporters . . .

Oh, the lurkers on FR from SF-IMC CANNOT change that picture (above) now since it is hosted by FR friendly sources ! Take that, FOOLS !! . . .

[MeekOneGOP]

bttt to finish reading the article.

Thanks, Nicmarlo ! . . .

[nicmarlo]

OMG!!! I heard about that but never saw that pic before, meekie; that's disgusting!

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"and yet we have people threatening our present President, wishing death to thousands of our beloved soldiers, we have people marching with signs hoping for our officers to be shoot by the enlisted....."

That's the party of "tolerance" for you...

[ez]

And how are we going to impose the Bill of Rights? By waging a war against "every nation on the face of the globe"?

We'll get our chance...Afghanistan and Iraq will work for now. It may take several hundred years...

Don't you agree that "all humans were created equal, with certain inalienable rights?"

[MeekOneGOP]

Isn't it disgusting tho!? Imagine my shock having posted the idiots with that banner, then later revisiting the thread to find my image changed by the nasty arses (pardon my language) to one of Allied Troops torturing someone ! Ouch !! Of course, I had my post removed and someone later gave me a friendly hosted pic of their ORIGINAL insanity. So now I can show them for what they are ! . . .

[Catalonia]

Masks are faling off. So it is not about and WMD and Al Qaeda after all. And how are we going to impose the Bill of Rights? By waging a war against "every nation on the face of the globe"? These are the mad Trotskyist ideas.

You need to give it up. The administration has never said this was about al Qaeda, they have stated it is more about the nexus of Saddam's generalized terrorist ties and his penchant for pursuing and using WMD that is the concern. What's more, since one of the root causes of terrorism is the tyrannical nature of Middle Eastern governments, to attempt a sea change in those governments by planting the seeds of democracy in Iraq once the war is over does indeed have much to do with the War on Terrorism. But the latter is not something the administration can articulate publicly, as it would alarm Syria, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, et al.

Now please dispense with the nitwitery. Something tells me that not only do you not understand the meaning of the word 'hegemony,' you also do not understand much about Trotsky and the nature of communism and the New Left.

In the future, I would suggest you not construct a rhetorical house of cards around an emotional position. The well-informed can see through this sort of B.S. in a matter of microseconds.

Thank you.

[Sonny M]

This guy was a black racist to the extreme. What I couldn't understand, and he gave no attempt to explain, was his extreme hatred. I talked to him for about 3 or 4 minuits, but all he did was spit out venom, and racial slurs, and mumblings. I'm not sure if alot of african american liberals feel the same way or not, but if some did, I would be interested in knowing why. I know alot of african americans hates Koreans, and that has also puzzled me. (during the L.A. riots, koreans businesses were targeted more then any other business for looting and robbery).

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[rstevens]

"Bring the Troops Home"

However, during the VN war, the chants first started with "Stop the war" then "Stop the bombing" then "Bring the troops home".

Of course by stopping the bombing of North VN, it tended to tie our hands, then the pictures and stories of "innocent" civilians/children being killed etc. Eventually, it changed the mood of the country and the war became unpopular, that young men were being drafted help to sour the mood of the populace.

I see the same kind of tactics being played in this war with Iraq. Be looking for stop the bombing signs and demonstrations, comming to a neighborhood near you.

[Dark Wing]

For your information and analysis.

[ez]

That is why we cannot set ourselves above the rest of mankind, and declare ourselves the world leaders when nobody gave us the mandate.

There is nobody who could give that mandate, and we need not set ourselves above the rest of mankind, but merely recognize the moral truth. All men deserve inalienable rights, due process, and freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, among others. These things are withheld from the Iraqi people by Saddam.

The moral course is to remove the dictator, and restore natural rights for the Iraqi people.

You would use "equality" as a bludgeon with which to smash morality and say that good is equivalent to evil. I reject that worldview.

I reassert that the goal must be to foster the Bill of Rights for all the people of the world. That is the only just and moral course.