"One should doubtless keep an open mind...though open at both ends, like the food pipe, and have a capacity for excretion as well as intake." -- Northrop Frye, 'The Great Code'
... At the same time that the Obama Administration was arguing for the right to gather electronic data on every US citizen, including reporters, it was abandoning real leads, killing a serious terrorist investigative unit and deleting its files, and removing experts and training materials on how to identify threats, all because those things might be seen as culturally insensitive to Muslims. This is how political correctness kills, and it just set a new US record.
To sum up, the Obama Administration’s counter-terrorism strategy in 13 words:
Absolutely true - I am with Sebastian Gorka - don't expect the police or military to save you - you are on your own and need to be prepared to save your own life. When a government does not fulfil its foremost duty to protect its citizens it is irrelevant and illegitimate.
So putting an anti American Muslim in the WH surrounded by one radical sociopath after another (Rhodes, Jarrett, Holder etc.) with a policy of lies, lies and more lies was a bad idea. I wonder if putting a superficial brain damaged nit-wit inside the PMO surrounded by one radical sociopath after another (Butts, Telford, Bronfman, etc) was an equally bad idea... now that I've thought about it I would say that yes, it was a bad idea, very bad.
Absolutely true - I am with Sebastian Gorka - don't expect the police or military to save you - you are on your own and need to be prepared to save your own life. When a government does not fulfil its foremost duty to protect its citizens it is irrelevant and illegitimate.
ReplyDeleteSo putting an anti American Muslim in the WH surrounded by one radical sociopath after another (Rhodes, Jarrett, Holder etc.) with a policy of lies, lies and more lies was a bad idea. I wonder if putting a superficial brain damaged nit-wit inside the PMO surrounded by one radical sociopath after another (Butts, Telford, Bronfman, etc) was an equally bad idea... now that I've thought about it I would say that yes, it was a bad idea, very bad.
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