"Power tends to corrupt
and absolute power
corrupts absolutely." - Lord Acton
BUMP!
What a perfect little leftist terrorist. Here's a hint, Dusty: All terrorists claim to be activists.
I hope his sentence includes some college-level reading, like "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," "The Gulag Archipelago," and "The Black Book of Communism."
If this retoric by the left doesn't stop, this is going to be the least of our problems. I have had serious concerns for Cheney, even more than Bush. The left hates Cheney with a passion, I don't think their hatred of Bush approaches. For the life of me, I can't fathom the hatred for Cheney. The guy is a superbly qualified leader.
swastikas---
Democrats using swastikas. HMMMMMMMM....
I call upon the Governors of all 50 states to station National Guard troops to guard all political party headquarters in each state's major metropolitan areas. The Mayor of the District of Columbia should coordinate with the applicable protective agencies as well. For ones in smaller areas, I call upon them to station highway patrol / state police / state troopers. All parties on the ballot should receive the appropriate protection based on the size of the metro area they are in and the size of the facility.
Orders to shoot-to-kill upon any mob attack should be issued.
Failure to take such actions should be considered gross incompetence.
Make sure he doesn't forget about vandalism and storming GOP offices:
j.geraghty@starpower.net
Republicans HAVE TO start getting on offense with these thugs. Get some security cameras to connect to the computer. Press charges. Get rabid dogs to police the property.
In states like Tennessee, we can shoot and kill trespassers as long as we put up notice on the property. I put up notice. Any Dem thug comes into my yard to steal, deface, vandilize or ruin my signs or property will be shot on site. No questions asked. I might even not worry about just wounding them! ;-)
Seriously, we need to get involved to FORCE prosecutors to go after this fraud and attacks. The thugs need to be photographed, taped, put on video for all to see. Then they need to be arrested and prosecuted. If your state or county or city doesn't have tough enough laws...fight to get them tougher. Ten years in jail for voter fraud would make some think twice (but only if the weak-kneed GOP could find a spine to impose them).
I'll never back down against these people. They are dangerous and need to be removed from society. And I'm starting to believe it can't be done, as you say, legally.
Oh, well, that makes breaking the law perfectly okay, then.
"Power tends to corrupt
and absolute power
corrupts absolutely." - Lord Acton
Our HQ in Memphis is waiting until Oct 16th to put out those BIG 4x8 signs because of all the vandalism going on in Memphis. We have to replace at least 10 or more yard signs a day. Mostly in E. Memphis and around the U of Memphis.
This is a result of Political Correctness. Children as well as adults must be held accountable for their actions but they are a product of the society they are brought up in and their behaviors point to a deeper problem.
The media has adopted the idealism of the terrorists by not calling them what they are. Schools are teaching our children to "be sensative and open minded" to the ideas and cultures of others (multiculturalism) and now children are adopting the same idealism and philosophy and applying it to their lives.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1236613/posts
When Goons Attack-Bullies Storm Republican Office ( vandalism, shooting, more-)
various FR links | 10-06-04 | The Heavy Equipment Guy
Posted on 10/06/2004 5:02:35 AM CDT by backhoe
CW2 is imminent.
3 computers stolen from Bush's Bellevue campaign office
By David Postman and Ashley Bach
Seattle Times staff reporters
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BELLEVUE — Three computers loaded with confidential campaign plans were reported stolen early yesterday in a burglary at President Bush's Washington state campaign headquarters.
Someone threw a rock through a window of the campaign's office in a suburban business park, taking laptops belonging to key campaign workers from the desk of the Bush campaign's state director, Bellevue police and Republican Party officials said.
The Bush campaign and local Republican officials say they're convinced the break-in was politically motivated. They say it appeared to be a targeted burglary and was suspiciously similar to a break-in four years ago at Bush's Bellevue offices.
"Whoever did this was clearly looking for a body of information," said local Bush campaign spokeswoman Leah Yoon.
Police said their investigation was still in the early stages. But so far, said department spokeswoman Jessamyn Poling, "there's no indication that it was politically motivated."
State Republican Party Chairman Chris Vance called it a "Watergate-style break in," and said he suspects Democrats are behind it.
"If you're just some burglar looking for computers to sell to buy drugs, you take every laptop in the office, maybe," Vance said. "But they knew exactly whose computers to get."
He said Democratic Party Chairman Paul Berendt should issue a public call for the computers' return.
Berendt laughed off Vance's suspicions.
"I think Chris should double-check with the national Bush-Cheney campaign and the Republican National Committee to make sure they didn't move their computers out of the state in the middle of the night to ... one of those states where they're fighting a little more vigorously."
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Seaton said data on the computers were backed up and available elsewhere. But, he said, the loss creates a potential security breach.
"Obviously there's some stuff there we wouldn't want our opposition getting their hands on," Seaton said.
The campaign has spoken about the importance of its voter-identification and get-out-the-vote program, known as its 72-hour plan for the final three-day push to Election Day.
Bush campaign officials say it could make the difference in a close election if Republicans are able to make sure their voters get to a polling place on Election Day and don't sit home as many did four years ago.
The break-in happened sometime between 2 and 8 a.m., said Bellevue police spokeswoman Poling. A side window of the office on 112th Avenue Northeast was smashed.
"They may have intended on stealing one or two items or they may have intended on stealing everything in there and they were scared away before they could finish the job," Poling said.
She said police had no other reports of commercial-building burglaries last night, though she said break-ins are not uncommon in the downtown business area.
Four years ago, two pieces of office equipment were taken from Bush headquarters in the 700 block of 112th Avenue Northeast, a couple of blocks away from the campaign's current office, Poling said. No suspects were found. Vance said the computer of that year's campaign director was stolen.
This year's headquarters is a small, ground-level office in the Bellewood Office Park, a collection of several buildings on a leafy stretch of 112th Avenue.
Part of Bush headquarters sits along the street, and the broken window could be seen clearly from the sidewalk about 70 feet away.
The only identification is a small, gold-colored sign on an outer door that reads "Bush-Cheney" in plain letters. The low-profile location helps the campaign focus on its work without worrying about protesters or hecklers, Yoon said.
Vance said the break-in follows reports of vandalized Bush campaign signs and what he said were telephone calls to voters alleging Bush would reinstate a military draft if re-elected.
"To me there is some scary stuff going on from liberal radicals whose Bush hatred is out of control," Vance said.
Vance conceded he has no evidence of Democratic involvement in the break-in except the suspicious circumstances.
"I'm saying anything is possible," he said. "It could be something that is sanctioned by the Kerry campaign or some overzealous supporters acting on their own."
The Kerry campaign did not have a comment on Vance's comments.
Local Kerry spokesman JB Tengco said he felt bad about the burglary. "It's a sad fact for any group that has to go through that, and I wouldn't wish that on anyone," he said.
David Postman: 360-943-9882 or dpostman@seattletimes.com
Maybe we need to round up a posse and go after these anti-american scum.
