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Why are we giving money to terrorists?

Simple.

1. To carry out the foreign policy objectives of US/NATO and their Globalist Bankster puppetmasters when conventional forces cannot be used. The American people are broke and weary of war and would be upset if the US military got involved in yet another immoral, illegal Mid East quagmire. The use of Al Qaeda mercenaries is much cheaper and much easier to hide from the public - as if they would care even if it were publicly known.

2. To use the threat of Al Qaeda boogiemen to scare the American people into giving up their liberty for a little bit of (false) security.

Remember, "Empire abroad - tyranny at home."

The same reason we are accepting every unconstitutional act of tyranny by Obama, and like-minded tyrants at all levels of government; we have been nothing but talk and may never be more than that under any circumstance as a whole. The Constitution is becoming nothing but meaningless words to those who hate it, as it becomes more acceptable to ignore it. It will continue losing it's worth unless it's renewed with the spilling of blood. That's not easy to accept, or achieve successfully, but without a sacrifice being made defending it, along with consequences for disregarding it, all it will be in the end is meaningless words. It will just continue it's decline until it's eventually thrown out and replaced. Rights not worth defending by most, and nothing making those who hate it have any reason to recognize it. Many can't accept our bleak reality, and never will. Others are willing to sacrifice whatever it takes, but don't see an outlet they can see having any real success.

I believe we have to organize several peaceful protest using acts of civil disobedience that force the government to allow us our freedom, or escalate it by attempting to force their tyranny upon us. We can't know our chances of success until it happens. That all depends on how many of us are willing to risk openly defying tyrannical laws, what reactions we are met with, what orders our government gives to any of it's forces, and how those forces react to any orders.

I'm ready to take my chances with peaceful acts of civil disobedience. I hope the numbers are large enough to be successful, but I know I can't wait to decide if the numbers are sufficient enough to feel safe before joining either. Everyone has an affect on the others involved, and this risk isn't too hard to accept considering our current situation. Those who can't even risk this are not likely going to risk what it all could possibly lead to.