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  • In Their Own Words: Anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ Leaders Say They Want To Make America ‘Ungovernable’

    02/07/2017 7:38:52 AM PST · by rktman · 33 replies
    dailycaller.com ^ | 2/6/2017 | Peter Hasson
    Behind the mass protests, choreographed chants and acts of violence, leaders of anti-Trump “resistance” efforts are communicating the same simple but dark message: they want to make America “ungovernable” for the president of the United States. These protesters say they will do whatever it takes to keep Trump from enacting his agenda, and many of them have shown a willingness to destroy public property, assault law enforcement officers and inflict violence upon their fellow citizens.
  • Anti-war letter angers soldiers

    06/13/2007 6:36:05 AM PDT · by GMMAC · 6 replies · 480+ views
    National Post - Canada ^ | Tuesday, June 12, 2007 | Graeme Hamilton
    Anti-war letter angers soldiers GROUPS URGE DESERTION; Direct mail calls Afghan activities 'war crimes' Graeme Hamilton, National Post Published: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 MONTREAL - As families on Canadian Forces Base Valcartier prepare for the departure beginning next month of 2,300 soldiers to Afghanistan, antiwar groups have sent letters to soldiers' homes comparing Canada's military activities to war crimes and urging them to refuse deployment. The letters from a coalition of Quebec groups prompted angry reactions when they began arriving in mailboxes yesterday on the base outside Quebec City, home to the Royal 22nd Regiment, or Vandoos. "I read...
  • 'Fragging prof' fears he'll be 'terminated'

    11/22/2005 6:21:40 AM PST · by pookie18 · 202 replies · 4,087+ views
    World Net Daily ^ | 11/22/05 | n/a
    Emergency meeting scheduled tonight on remark soldiers should kill superiors New Jersey college's board of trustees has called for an emergency meeting tonight to discuss how to handle the controversy surrounding an e-mail by a professor suggesting soldiers in Iraq should kill their superior officers. As WorldNetDaily reported, the e-mail by adjunct English instructor John Daly of Warren County Community College was a reply to freshman Rebecca Beach for her announcement of a campus program last Thursday featuring decorated Iraq war hero Lt. Col. Scott Rutter. Daly wrote: "Real freedom will come when soldiers in Iraq turn their guns on...
  • Questioning Their Patriotism

    11/21/2005 4:13:19 AM PST · by sampai · 17 replies · 941+ views
    PoliPundit.com ^ | 11/21/05 | PoliPundit
    I’m going to Question The Patriotism™ of Democrat politicians. Let’s suppose you’re Nancy Pelosi or John Murtha. You believe, in your heart of hearts, that America, the world, and your constituents, would be better off if the United States were to - in Murtha’s euphemism - “immediately redeploy” from Iraq. Do you not then have an obligation to act upon your convictions? If you believe that immediately withdrawing from Iraq is the best, the most prudent, the most principled course of action, is it not your patriotic duty to do everything you can to enable that course of action? Yet,...
  • Reporting or distorting?

    11/06/2005 4:39:07 AM PST · by Nasty McPhilthy · 1 replies · 381+ views
    R&C Archives ^ | November 6, 2005 | by Eric Simonson
    The NY Times lied and dishonored a fallen soldier in order to make their political statement about the war. Imagine if the Bush Administration had doctored and edited Casey’s last letter to Cindy Sheehan. Just another example of the utter dishonesty of the left. It seems as though journalists just view themselves as propagandists first and reporters second. Truth is really the first casualty of war, except today those who purport to report the facts can't be trusted to do so honestly. This is what the Times excerpted from Corporal Jeffrey Starr's letter home before he died: Another member of...
  • Marine who confessed to abuses lied to gain celebrity

    11/06/2005 5:25:33 AM PST · by Excuse_My_Bellicosity · 126 replies · 3,902+ views
    WASHINGTON - For more than a year, former Marine Staff Sgt. Jimmy Massey has been telling anybody who would listen about the atrocities that he and other Marines committed in Iraq. In scores of newspaper, magazine and broadcast stories, at a Canadian immigration hearing and in numerous speeches across the country, Massey told how he and other Marines recklessly, sometimes intentionally killed dozens of innocent Iraqi civilians. Among his claims: Marines fired on and killed peaceful Iraqi protesters. Americans shot a 4-year-old Iraqi girl in the head. Tractor-trailers were filled with the bodies of civilian men, women and children killed...
  • Ties That Bind -- Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left

    10/15/2005 5:33:22 PM PDT · by FairOpinion · 26 replies · 1,518+ views
    FrontpageMag.com ^ | Oct. 17, 2005 | Harry Antonides
    Book Review of: Unholy Alliance: Radical Islam and the American Left, By David Horowitz, Regnery Publishing, Inc. 2004. 296 pp. The nature of political doublespeak never changes and its agenda is always the same: Obliteration of historical memory in the service of power…. Only a restored memory can demolish totalitarian myths and make men free. (David Horowitz, in Big Lies, Center for the Study of Popular Culture, 2005) At first sight, a merger of the secular political left and the Islamist radical believers is an anomaly. But this book carefully dissects the secret of their partnership: their shared hatred of...
  • Let's A/B the Media (staged photo busted at D.C. protest)

    09/26/2005 6:52:53 PM PDT · by atomic conspiracy · 28 replies · 2,472+ views
    Little Green Footballs ^ | 9-26-05 | Charles Johnson
    The following photo is now showing up on the wires: Here’s another. But don’t miss the view from the other side of this America-hating mime, at Getty Images. (NOTE: Getty images are protected by copyright and cannot be posted here.)
  • Protesters Train For Diatribes, Disobedience

    09/26/2005 7:10:18 PM PDT · by FairOpinion · 20 replies · 730+ views
    New York Sun ^ | Sept. 26, 2005 | MEGHAN CLYNE
    In advance of today's planned "massive non-violent direct action at the White House," antiwar protesters spent yesterday engaged in civil-disobedience training sessions, interspersing their seminars with diatribes against President Bush and justifications of armed resistance against American and Israeli troops. Yesterday, at tents clustered on the Mall, many convened for seminar-style training in how to avoid conflict while being arrested. One organization, the Iraq Pledge of Resistance, spent the afternoon role-playing, dividing the group into protesters and "right-wing counter-protesters" and staging hypothetical shouting matches in anticipation of conflicts today with pro-troops demonstrators and police. ..... She (Ms. Joseph) added, of...
  • Albright warns dark days ahead in Iraq (Barf Alert!)

    09/24/2005 8:26:55 PM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 29 replies · 663+ views
    ap on Yahoo ^ | 9/24/05 | Mike Glover - ap
    DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright issued a stern warning Saturday about the continuing U.S. role in Iraq, saying "there are no good options at this point and the worst days may be ahead of us." Albright, secretary of state under President Clinton, said the March 2003 invasion of Iraq has led to a series of misfortunes that should have been anticipated. "Instead of winning friends for America, it has poisoned our relations with many countries in the Mideast and the Muslim world," Albright told a conference on the role of citizens in shaping the...
  • Caption This (Jesse Jackson & Cindi)

    09/24/2005 7:51:54 PM PDT · by Mount Athos · 127 replies · 3,188+ views
    Caption Cindi's drugged-out cheshire cat smile as she embraces Jesse with a deer-in-the-headlights "this is so degrading" facial expression.
  • Propoganda in Dowtown Chicago: Anti-Bush Activists on the Loose over Katrina!

    09/06/2005 6:07:56 PM PDT · by minc3d · 43 replies · 1,510+ views
    Me ^ | 9-6-2005 | Derrick W
    So I was walking to class today in the heart of downtown Chicago, IL and found myself upon a bunch of activists under the name of World Cant Wait that is, as you guessed, pressing the full blame of the Katrina disaster on Bush and his admin. I got a hold of a handout they were giving, and before I was about to throw it away, I took the crumpled paper and put it in my pocket so I could show all the freepers some of the goings on here. Mind you that I actually had on my Club G'itmo...
  • Galloway and Fonda forge a fighting pact

    09/04/2005 4:07:24 PM PDT · by Valin · 40 replies · 887+ views
    The Times ^ | 9/4/05 | Sarah Baxter
    Left pounces THE controversial MP George Galloway, who is to tour America this month accompanied by Jane Fonda, the Hollywood star, will be sharpening his critique of the Iraq war in the light of President George W Bush’s difficulties in coping with the effects of hurricane Katrina. As Denise Bollinger, a tourist stranded in New Orleans said, “It’s downtown Baghdad.” The anti-war left has been quick to suggest that American troops, including members of the Louisiana National Guard — many of whom are deployed in Iraq — would prefer to be helping their own citizens rather than facing Islamic insurgents....
  • Letters to the Editor - Walter Reed 'Vigils' ( Code Pink's Gael Murphy on Wash. Times Editorial)

    09/04/2005 7:39:19 AM PDT · by kristinn · 34 replies · 1,132+ views
    The Washington Times ^ | Sunday, September 4, 2005 | Gael Murphy
    Walter Reed 'vigils'     Your description of CodePink: Women for Peace's activities outside Walter Reed Army Medical Center is wrong ("Abusing wounded heroes," Editorial, Wednesday). We do not hold anti-war demonstrations outside Walter Reed; we hold weekly vigils that draw attention to the plight of soldiers and call for more support for veterans. We believe the vigils have helped achieve positive results for injured soldiers, such as greater Veterans Affairs funding and a rollback of attempts to make soldiers pay for their own meals and phone calls.     We often receive encouragement for the vigil from wounded soldiers, their families and Walter...
  • AIR AMERICA'S FINEST

    09/01/2005 7:15:49 PM PDT · by HawaiianGecko · 37 replies · 1,854+ views
    NRO The Corner ^ | 9/1/05 | Kathryn Jean Lopez
      AIR AMERICA'S FINEST [Kathryn Jean Lopez] Ned Rice alerts: If anyone cares, at 3:46 PM p.s.t. this afternoon on Air America Radio Randi Rhodes repeatedly urged listeners in hurricane ravaged areas to go right out and loot, arguing that poor people should be allowed to do so at will. She even advised her listeners to avoid discount centers like Wal-Mart and concentrate their looting on some of the higher-end stores so as to have access to higher quality stuff. I'm not sure if Randi was joking or serious (although with her it's always hard to be sure), but...
  • Funeral for Fallen Hoosier Soldier Brought Some Unwanted Guests

    08/29/2005 8:48:50 PM PDT · by sam_whiskey · 62 replies · 1,609+ views
    WISH-TV-Indianapolis ^ | August 28, 2005 | WISH-TV
    Emotions ran high for an army soldier's funeral in Martinsville Sunday. Sgt. Jeremy Doyle's sacrifice, brought many out to honor him but also sparked a standoff on a city street. People arriving to say goodbye to a hometown hero, met an altogether different scene in Martinsville. Demonstrators dragging American flags on the ground and holding signs opposing U. S. troops. "The thing that got us here is that Sgt. Doyle died for us to give us our freedom and then you have people like this to come and it's ridiculous. It's absurd," one funeral attendee told News 8. Tension grew...
  • Portside Assault On The USS Iowa

    08/29/2005 8:22:51 PM PDT · by smoothsailing · 32 replies · 1,400+ views
    GOP USA ^ | 08-30-05 | Lisa Fabrizio
    Portside Assault On The USS Iowa By Lisa Fabrizio August 30, 2005 For years, those on the far left have repeatedly maintained that they support the U.S. military while, in reality, they oppose nearly every incidence of its deployment. Now it seems their animosity is not just reserved for our most recent forays, but apparently the Iraq War has soured them retrospectively on earlier battles for freedom. No greater proof of this is there than the recent debacle involving the Board of Governors of liberal bastion San Francisco and its rejection (web site) of the retired WWII battleship, USS Iowa....
  • Democrats Should Regroup, Reach Out to Voters (Remember the RAT Party?)

    08/29/2005 6:31:08 PM PDT · by Libloather · 28 replies · 647+ views
    Collegiate Times ^ | 9/30/05 | John Baer
    Democrats Should Regroup, Reach Out to Voters August 30th, 2005 John Baer Remember the Democratic Party? No? How about the 2004 presidential election, where their candidate met a decisive loss against the incumbent President Bush? Ring a bell? It’s no real surprise that their current run of bad luck seems to have caused this formerly-reputable party to all but fall off the map. After news networks and talking heads decided to streamline presidential election coverage down to color-coordination, the branding of “blue-state” (Virginia not being one of these, FYI) on those that turned their electoral votes to the democratic side...
  • Sheehan: Other moms of slain 'brainwashed' Cindy labels them supporters of 'murder and mayhem'

    08/29/2005 5:06:46 AM PDT · by DaveTesla · 59 replies · 1,907+ views
    WorldNetDaily.com ^ | August 29, 2005 | Joe Kovacs
    After calling the terrorists in Iraq who killed her son "freedom fighters," anti-Bush activist Cindy Sheehan now says other mothers of those slain in the conflict whose views oppose her own are "brainwashed." "I have been silent on the Gold Star Moms who still support [President Bush] and his war by saying that they deserve the right to their opinions because they are in as much pain as I am. I would challenge them, though, at this point to start thinking for themselves," Sheehan said. "How can these moms who still support George Bush and his insane war in Iraq...
  • Georgia Officials Face ACLU Lawsuit After Praying in Christ's Name

    08/29/2005 4:26:08 AM PDT · by hildy123 · 40 replies · 1,421+ views
    AgapePress | August 26, 2005 | Allie Martin
    A Georgia county is being sued by the American Civil Liberties Union over its pre-meeting prayers. The suit claims one prayer at a recent Cobb County Commissioners' meeting ended "in the name of Jesus our Savior," which phrase, according to the ACLU, puts the invocation in violation of the Constitution of the United States. However, attorney Steve Crampton of the American Family Association Center for Law & Policy, protests that the Cobb County officials' prayers are entirely legal, and the commission members have the right to open meetings with prayers acknowledging Jesus if they so choose. But unfortunately, the pro-family...