Know your enemies/Don Feder: Liberals belong in a cave with Osama

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Monday, November 26, 2001 | Don Feder

[JohnHuang2]

Quote of the Day by Jaidyn

[JohnHuang2]

Don Feder Heads up

[logos]

Administrator Patricia Harris e-mailed the group's president, Brent Vann, that she was "appalled" by the posters, which were not only "crude and ignorant" but, by "denigrating an entire people," quite possibly in violation of the school's speech code.

It is beyond ironic that the self-proclaimed "defender's of freedom" (read liberal socialist twits) were the first ones to place restrictions on freedom of speech (not to mention thought).

[Guenevere]

BTTT .....Good Morning JH2 :)

[Cincinatus' Wife]

(Nov 25, 2001)--Without warning, Al-Najjar jailed-- TAMPA -- With his wife at work and his three daughters still in bed, Mazen Al-Najjar walked out of his apartment Saturday morning to get quarters to do his laundry. Outside, INS agents were waiting to take him away. Al-Najjar, a former University of South Florida teacher who was jailed for 31/2 years on secret evidence allegedly tying him to terrorism, was rearrested Saturday for overstaying his visa. After spending nearly a year in freedom, he is in federal prison. His arrest Saturday was not based on new evidence or classified information, according to the U.S. Justice Department.

Some Important Bush Goals Met-- ``From a U.S. prospective, the events of the past week are a bewildering success,'' said Steve Cimbala, a Penn State University professor who specializes in international terrorism.

Defending Civilization: How Our Universities Are Failing America and What Can Be Done About It Catalogues one hundred, less than patriotic, quotes from U.S. universities since the 9-11 attacks.

"At a time of national crisis, I think it is particularly apparent that we need to encourage the study of our past. Our children and grandchildren-indeed, all of us-need to know the idea and ideals on which our nation has been built. We need to understand that living in liberty is such a precious thing that generations of men and women have been willing to sacrifice everything for it. We need to know, in a war, exactly what is at stake." …Lynn Cheney, October 5, 2001

[cardinal4]

Here at work one of the sups objected to a picture of OBL on a motorcycle with a sheep.When she complained the VP came in and looked at the pictures of weeping firemen,one of our planes flying near the WTC,a few pol cartoons about the war and numerous pictures of WTC post 9/11.(We operate out of the NYC metro area).Anyway this person looked on smugly when the VP came in but was in for a shock when he reached over and turned her desk away from the bulletin board.The VP,a decorated veteran,,explained it this way;"If your offended by terrorist bashing,your one of them."The sup has since changed her tune,and can now be counted on for adding to our 9/11 bulletin board.I guess what Im trying to say is,even a liberal can change her stripes...when properly motivated.

[ken5050]

Ask yourself what would be happening today if, by some stroke or good fortune, the FBI had gotten all the info on the terrorists the day BEFORE..and had arrested all of them. We would not be in Afghanistan today...Dershowitx would be defending the arrested suspects in criminal court, we would not have rounded up the thousand or so suspects....in short, status quo. Scary, isn't it...

[Cincinatus' Wife]

It has ripped open the eyes of Americans to the anti-Americans teaching their children, preaching in houses of worship,
reporting the news and representing them in government. It could only have happened this way.

[ThreeOfSeven]

As Vann points out, this is a new low in political correctness – "tolerance for terrorists." We wouldn't want Mullah Mohammed Omar not to feel good about himself. How dare these College Republicans malign the noble Afghans, who let a gang of Wahabi whack jobs turn their country into a terrorist superstore?

The Afghans may not be noble, but neither are they primarily responsible for this mess. Truth be told, it was the US government that turned Afghanistan into a terrorist superstore when it financed, assembled, trained, and organized fanatical mujahideen (Muslim holy warriors) and set them loose in Afghanistan to fight the Russians.

[dennisw]

The Afghans may not be noble, but neither are they primarily responsible for this mess. Truth be told, it was the US government that turned Afghanistan into a terrorist superstore when it financed, assembled, trained, and organized fanatical mujahideen (Muslim holy warriors) and set them loose in Afghanistan to fight the Russians.

Your Islam firster posts usually try to blame Israel and the Jews......In this one you blame America. Are you moving up the food chain now?

[Libloather]

...the first ones to place restrictions on freedom of speech...

I wonder how many other special codes they have...

[Fintan]

It is beyond ironic that the self-proclaimed "defender's of freedom" (read liberal socialist twits) were the first ones to place restrictions on freedom of speech (not to mention thought).

It's helpful to realize that leftists live by two credos:

"Let my conscience be your guide" and...

"Do as I say, not as I do."

[Republic]

I'll never understand their screwed up thinking, John. Never.

I mean, it is OK to 'offend' the masses with posters berating those who find homosexuality an affront, it is OK to display pictures of Madonna with excrement covering her, it is OK to display likenesses of male penis's dangling from a rope with a noose on one end, it but it is NOT OK to display posters that nail terrorists? Give me a break!

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[b4its2late]

Thanks.

[ThreeOfSeven]

You neither rebut my point nor add anything worthwhile to the discussion. Your only contribution is fruitless ad hominem.

[logos]

It's helpful to realize that leftists live by two credos:

Thanks! That's been my problem, I guess; not realizing that such stunted intellects could hold two ideas at the same time.

[Republic of Texas]

Ok, One more time. people are responsible for their OWN behavior. Even people from Afghanistan. They harbored terrorists. They supported them. They allowed the Taliaban. They behaved irresponsibly, allowing the Taliban to come to power. They are responsible for their own actions. We tried to help them, and They turned on us, as they seem to do to everyone who helps them. They have chosen the life they currently lead, just as we have.

[logos]

I wonder how many other special codes they have...

I might suggest a little reading of Gramsci and Derrida, if you haven't already. They have more "special codes" than the CIA and the KGB combined.

[mlocher]

even a liberal can change her stripes...when properly motivated

this is not a comment about any one person, lest of all your superior. liberals can and do change their tune when it is politically expedient to so do. a conservative rock holds steadfast in his character and beliefs through any storm. a liberal, on the other hand, extends his flashy flag so all can see it wave in whatever direction the wind is blowing. valueless -- in more ways than one.