[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Isra.5

[20] Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!

[21] Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

They believe we must study the frustrations of the Arabs, Al Qaeda's grievances, the root causes of their behavior and, hence, their victimhood at our hands.

When you 'feel the pain' of terrorists, they win. When you call them your moral equal or worse, then you have surrendered to terrorism. It's one thing when someone slaps your face. It's quite another thing when someone tries to kill your loved ones.

[MontanaFreeper]

You know what I love...is the posting of NAMES.
Seeing their names in print identifies the ANTI-AMERICANS for all to see and judge.
Thank you for the post.

MontanaFReeper

[gridlock]

This is not another war, we are just continuing the Thousand-Year-War.

People who reflexively blame America should ask themselves if Islam would not be a murderous religion if America never existed. This problem has been around a lot longer than the United States has, and will, sadly, probably still be here after we are gone.

[YourAdHere]

Let's add Tom Cruise to that list as well, for his recent comments about taking his children and raising them in another country cause he was so sick of this one.

[biggerten]

A conservative and a liberal come upon a mugging victim bleeding and unconcious on the sidewalk after a horrible beating.

The conservative says "Oh my god, we've got to do something!"

The liberal replies "Yes! We must find the perpetrator and help him!"

It's an old joke I know, but with the 'ring of truth'.

[lavaroise]

"The war against terrorism is terrorism."

Some people just hate us free, concordant, at peace with ourselves and unfettered in our destruction of enemies. Yes, I want peace too, but true peace, not this liberal tortured AIDS soul of "peace". .

[dark_lord]

I like the posting of names. It would be very interesting if someone who had the time available could do research and find the original source of such quotes. Providing sources would ensure and protect against any claims of libel, and would also ensure that those cretins that made the statements would never be able to back out of them in the future or claim they never said any such thing. Finally, it would be neat to have an entire thread dedicated to such naming of names with the references quoted.

[TLI]

* Writer Katha Pollitt. She wrote in The Nation that when her daughter, a Stuyvesant High School student,
  wanted to fly a flag from their window, she put her foot down: "Definitely not ... the flag stands for
jingoism and vengeance and war." Not freedom?

Main Entry: jin.go.ism
Pronunciation: 'ji[ng]-(")gO-"i-z&m
Function: noun
Date: 1878
: extreme chauvinism or nationalism marked especially by a belligerent foreign policy

Sounds like Muslim radicalism to me.....
I would say that hijacking three commercial jetliners and killing 3,000 with them is extremely belligerent!

[missycocopuffs]

Prominent Columbia University historian Eric Foner spoke for self-loathers everywhere when he proclaimed himself unsure which is "more frightening, the horror that engulfed New York City or the apocalyptic rhetoric emanating daily from the White House

Foner deserves special mention; his role as a "prominent" historian (U.S. History) shapes the teaching of American history at colleges and universities across this nation. He's highly published and widely used in colleges and universities throughout the country. We used a text of his back in the '80s when I was in college; his influence has only increased.

Take a look at an NRO review of Foner's latest book for a summary of his politics and wide influence.

[Dan Day]

Actor Richard Gere. He pleaded with his fellow citizens to "identify with everyone who's suffering." The poor terrorists are hurting because of the "negativity of the karma" and should be treated with "love and compassion." Try telling that to the victims' families.

...or to the victims themselves (the ones who survived, more or less).

Last night on ABC, they had a show on "The Survivors". They profiled two Pentagon workers who were severely burned by the attack, a young man and a young woman.

Both had third degree burns over much of their bodies. Both have spent every day of the last year in agony, enduring almost daily skin grafts, surgeries, and endless physical therapy.

The woman lost her fingers, they had been burned to the bone.

Both are disfigured, ears missing or reduced to small lumps, skin looking like partially melted wax or scorched steak. Both have breathing tubes still in their necks, although they can both breathe and speak well enough now. I don't think either one has even been released from the hospital yet.

What was really heartwrenching is that each is married to a spouse who has stayed by their side every moment since 9/11, helping them through all the hell they have endured.

Both couples are incredibly devoted to each other, with both the burn victim and their spouse exhibiting the kind of immense bravery, faith, love, and dedication that makes me hugely proud to be an American. Watching their strength, and comparing it to the animalistic nature of the terrorists, was almost more than I could bear, but also made clear to me that we will utterly prevail, in both this conflict and in whatever the future may bring for us to face.

For some reason seeing their ongling travails affected me even more deeply than the thousands of deaths did. Seeing the kind of admirable people whose lives have been senselessly forever mutilated by the actions of the terrorists leaves me feeling that the next moron who mumbles even a hint of "justification" for 9/11 within my hearing is going to end up in the hospital themselves.

At the very least, I want Baldwin, Cruise, Pollitt, Harrelson, and the rest of the band of moral degenerates to spend a week in the burn ward with those brave victims, helping her try to walk again, and him try to extend his elbows to some approximation of straightness as he grimaces in pain. Then we'll see if they're still so stupid and emotionally stunted as to blather to them about how the attack was "deserved" or "understandable".

[MD_Willington_1976]

Wow..those jack-ass#s need to meet a cueball in a bar towell in a dark alley..wonder what tune they will whistle when they no longer posses their front teeth..

[Terriergal]

In one morally bankrupt sentence, low-wattage actor Woody Harrelson recently defined the self-hating American: "The war against terrorism is terrorism."

"We have met the enemy... and he is us!"

Woody Harrelson does Pogo...

[ozzymandus]

OK, I dont expect an answer, but I'll ask again: I these people hate America so much, why are they still here? I ask the same question of those black racists demanding "reparations". No one is forced to remain in this country unless they're in prison.

[WyCoKsRepublican]

After the mission is complete in the Mid East, maybe we can start dealing with the "enemies within" The Woody Harrelsons of the world, would be much happier living in Havana or Tehran........These people are worthless.....and are helping the enemy. Remember, either you are with us or against us. We need to defend within as well.....These clowns can burn in Hell......

[dagoofyfoot]

Hollywood libs make me sick, I guess it's gotta' be too much money, and way too much dope, because the things they say, it's obvious they're in full flight from reality.

Richard Gerebil would almost be laughable if we weren't talking about the murder of American civillians.

I really like post # 2, it sums up the Signs of the Times pretty good.

Personally I boycott all these sick sonsab&tches, and with the poor excuses they try to peddle as "entertainment", it's not hard.

So, to my fellow Freepers keep fighting the good fight,
DA GOOFYFOOT

[McGavin999]

Most of these yahoos are aging flower children trying to recapture the excitement of their youth. They all have so few brain cells left that they confuse right and wrong all the time. That's why they came up with the idea that there IS no right and wrong, it's less confusing for them.

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