[browardchad]

"I felt that he was trying to make the cultural leap from the country that he came from, with all the violence, as compared to the United States," she says. "I was attempting, in every manner I could, to help him make his relocation into our country as easy for him as I could make it."

Let me get this straight. A government worker, a woman, felt she was obligated to tolerate abusive and threatening speech -- speech for which she could sue her supervisor or fellow employees for in a heartbeat -- from a man here on a temporary visa, "to help him make his relocation into our country as easy for him as I could make it." She doesn't work for the INS, for the State Department, but she felt obligated to ignore his bizarre behavior in the interests of cultural diversity, even when he returned in a "disguised" identity.

How is any amount of reshuffling of government departments going to change this mentality?

[Twodees]

[How is any amount of reshuffling of government departments going to change this mentality?]

You and I know that it won't. The current administration seems to think that maybe a few hundred more bureaucrats and another permanent department will protect us. Today's Congress seems to think that the war can be legislated to victory, too. If we're defeated it will be by our own hired help, those who call themselves our "leaders".

Politicians can do what no outside enemy ever could, cause the fall of this country.

[backyardtaylor]

another thing i do not understand about Johnelle Bryant was that ATTA threatened her life and she did not think that was serious???? Not to mention him threating our people in Washington D.C. backyardtaylor

[BRK]

I am not all that convinced that this story is even true. It just sounds a little too cozy. Maybe this lady did meet ATTA, but I doubt the conversation was this detailed and contained so many "foreshadowing" details.