UK Teenager Banned From America For Life Over Obscene Obama Email

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[LatinaGOP]

A British teenager who sent an email to the White House calling President Obama an obscenity was banned from America for life, The Sun reported Monday.

The FBI asked local cops to tell college student Luke Angel, 17, his drunken insult was "unacceptable."

[LucyT]

UK Teenager Banned From America For Life Over 0bscene 0bama Email

Oh no, 0bama was called an obscenity, nothing like that every happened to George Bush, how horrible.

[tutstar]

Michael Savage is banned from Britain because someone over there doesn’t like his views. Guess the USA is now playing the same game.

[tutstar]

but an imam who threatens the US with violence if we don’t let him build his victory mosque at ground zero can stay....

[Kozak]

Wow, must be MILLIONS of Brits who are now banned for comments about Bushitler. Oh wait....

[LatinaGOP]

but an imam who threatens the US with violence if we don’t let him build his victory mosque at ground zero can stay....

It's an upside-down world.

[decisis]

Well all the kid has to do is enter the USA illegally and he will be fine, can stay here for life and say whatever he wants. I’m sure none of the illegal aliens in the USA has ever said anything bad about Obama, because if they did, he would deport them, right?

[Spunky]

Michelle! Michelle! That boy in Britian called me a "prick." Ban him from the U.S. for life.

[nina0113]

Are you being sarcastic?

Not at all. Honor used to be a big deal to the FBI. I knew they'd had a couple of bad apples over the years, but I hadn't realized it had become the whole barrel.

[mojitojoe]

Obongo is a fly infested, pr*ck, Muslim, homo, sissy as$, nasty, Commie, Marxist, stinky, smelly, ugly, dumbo eared, racist, pig and his wife is a big beast, hideous, has an enormous cottage cheese a$s, looks like and is built like a man, is a major bit%ch, has a mouth like a horse, need I go on? Come and get me. I’m waiting.

[Lady Jag]

I am so fed up with his petty whiny selfishness and ignorance which even semi-intelligent people recognized years ago, I'm letting another speak for me:

Death Threats Against Bush at Protests Ignored for Years

Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 9:13 am

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On Wednesday, August 12, a man holding a sign that said “Death to Obama” at a town hall meeting in Maryland was detained and turned over to the Secret Service which will likely soon charge him with threatening the president.

As well they should. I fully and absolutely agree with the Secret Service pursuing this case, since anyone who threatens the president is breaking the law and should be prosecuted. It doesn’t matter that Obama was not at the meeting nor that the man was unarmed: the threat all on its own is a federal crime, according to the United States Code.

I support the arrest and prosecution of any person who threatens Obama or any president of the United States.

Bush was threatened frequently — but no arrests

But the story of this arrest got me to thinking: Why was no one ever arrested for threatening President Bush at protests, when they displayed signs in public that called for his death?

Many readers may naively think, “The answer is obvious: no protester was ever arrested for threatening Bush at a protest because no one ever threatened him at a protest. Who would be that stupid? I certainly never heard of any such threats.”

Alas, if only it were that simple. Because the bald fact is that people threatened Bush at protests all the time by displaying menacing signs and messages — exactly as the anti-Obama protester just did in Maryland. Yet for reasons that are not entirely clear, none of those Bush-threateners at protests was ever arrested, questioned, or investigated (at least as far as I could tell).

Don’t believe me? Then keep reading. Because this essay exists for one reason only: To prove beyond any doubt that explicit and implicit threats to Bush’s life were commonly displayed at public protests throughout his term as president. Below this introduction you will find dozens of examples of such threats — unaltered photographs from a wide variety of sources, along with links verifying their authenticity.

[Durus]

Their behavior at Ruby Ridge answered this question for me.

[dynachrome]

At least he didn’t call Obozo a dog. (can I be banned for calling the marxist messiah, “obozo”?)

[STE=Q]

Angel, of Bedford, in central England, said it was 'a bit extreme' for the FBI to act. "The police came and took my picture and told me I was banned from America forever. I don't really care but my parents aren't very happy."

So apparently the 2 bit bamboozling con artist squatting in the white house has nothing better to do than target a teenager, because of "criticism" emanating from same.

STE=Q

[Candor7]

The teenager offended Obamster, when he should fear Obama and tremble? This is the way fascism works folks, no crime is committed, teen banned for life for calling the president an obsenity? Is that a crime? Was it a threat? Was it public? Was it defamatory? Was it true?

Law is now measured by the length of the Obama foot, not by law.IMHO Obama deserves every obscenity any one communicates to him. He has earned it.

[ministry of silly full stop]

I know! What on earth is going on in America these days.

I try not to watch the news but once you start its mezmorizing.

[thecodont]

Meanwhile people who have gone on international news and called Bush far worse are invited to the USA to speak at colleges.

Incredible, isn't it?

[vetvetdoug]

This thread hasn’t been pulled has it? Just testing...

[thecodont]

Not to my knowledge.

[DB]

Yep.

So much for the rule of law.

[Jabba the Nutt]

No. But that’s a good one. I’m just saying, it fits.