Arabs drag the body of Ambassador Christopher Stevens through the streets of Benghazi, Libya.
Seraphic Secret predicted that the so-called Arab Spring was, in fact, the first flowering of an IslamoNazi rise to power. Islamists in Libya murdered U.S. ambassador Stevens, and three others including two U.S. Marines at the embassy last night.
In Egypt, Muslims stormed the American embassy, sovereign American soil, tore down the American flag, raised an 8th century IslamoNazi banner, and chanted: “We are all “Osama.”
At least I think they said Osama. Maybe it was Obama.
The excuse for this riot put out by the Muslim Brotherhood, AKA the Egyptian government, is an obscure You Tube video that offended Muslim oh-so-delicate sensibilities.
This is a lie.
The Muslims are rampaging in honor of 9-11. They are murdering Americans because they sense that Barack Obama is an anti-American American whose primary sympathies are with the twisted Arab Muslim narrative.
Here’s what Obama has done in response:
1. Groveled to the IslamoNazis by issuing an apology for free speech, condemning “the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims.” And then, whoops, retracted said apology when the obsequious nature of this document became known. As always with Obama: “It wasn’t my fault. The other guy did it.”
2. As Israel prepares to deal with the Iranian nuclear threat, PM Netanyahu requested a meeting with Obama in order to coordinate with Israel’s (theoretically) closest ally. But Obama snubbed Netanyahu, telling the Jewish state’s leader that he is too busy. Busy with what? Raising money and an appearance on the David Letterman Show. Of course when this insult became known and outrage was expressed by normal Americans, the White House denied the story —i.e. they lied — and then Obama got on the phone with Netanyahu for a chat. No doubt Obama will, next time he meets with the French PM or his BFF Turkish Islamist Erdogan, whisper how much he hates Bibi.
2. America will send 1.3 billion dollars to Egypt next week in direct military aid. Obama has requested another billion dollars. Because more money will definitely buy the love of the IslamoNazis. Meanwhile, Obama wants to forgive the billion dollar debt Egypt owes to America. Translated into the real world this means borrowing a billion from the Chinese in order to bail out anti-American, Jew-hating Islamist thugs.
Look for the anti-American rioting to spread all over the Arab world because what’s the worst that can happen?
Obama will shower them with even more apologies and foreign aid.
Ariel Chaim Avrech, ZT'L, May His Righteous Memory be a Blessing.
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“This is a lie.”
Thank you so much for putting plainly what everyone in the media wants to dance around. What a rotten bit of wagging the dog that was.
It is about to get very dangerous and very intense on this side of the pond. Their feint was not even parried. I can tell you that the southern border has already permitted many, many threats to come over. They are waiting for that signal moment and I believe this was it. Not that such a move won’t be met with an awful retaliation, no. The citizens will take care of what the politicians won’t. But “collateral damage” will be a fact.
Go nowhere without a full tank of gas, without a weapon, and have a plan to get home or get out.
Or, as a good man once put it, “I am the Sword of my Family and Shield of my Nation. If sent, I will crush everything you have built, burn all that you love, and kill every one of you.”
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Check out this paragraph from an article about one of the Americans killed in Libya with the ambassador:
In an interview with ABC News last month, Glen Doherty, a 42-year-old former Navy SEAL who worked as a contractor with the State Department, said he personally went into the field to track down so-called MANPADS, shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles, and destroy them. After the fall of dictator Moammar Gadhafi, the State Department launched a mission to round up thousands of MANPADS that may have been looted from military installations across the country. U.S. officials previously told ABC News they were concerned the MANPADS could fall into the hands of terrorists, creating a threat to commercial airliners.
The full article is here:
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/glen-doherty-navy-seal-killed-libya-intel-mission/story?id=17229037&nwltr=blotter_featureHed#.UFI8lkbCz8A
I find this stunning. These are weapons that we ourselves have given to these people. We have provided our own enemies with thousands of these missiles, which pose a serious threat to commercial air flight, as evidenced by this pathetically desperate attempt to track them down. It makes me laugh, bitterly, to read that US officials are concerned that the weapons might fall into the hands of terrorists. They are already in their hands! And we put them there.
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The excuse for this riot put out by the Muslim Brotherhood, AKA the Egyptian government, is an obscure You Tube video that offended Muslim oh-so-delicate sensibilities.
This is a lie.
Here is some more supporting evidence that it is a lie, and may even be a from of blood libel premeditately produced by Muslims in order to mount 9/11 anniversary attacks:
http://www.israellycool.com/2012/09/12/who-is-sam-bacile/
http://www.mpaths.com/
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Waht difference does the motivation make. These people riot and kill over cartoons, movies and rumors. Remember flushing the Koran down the toilet. Can’t be done. The toilet get clogged.
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http://news.yahoo.com/yemeni-protesters-storm-u-embassy-sanaa-witnesses-085414831.html
Yahoo! is still saying the protests were sparked by an anti-Moslem film. The riots, in Yemen, Egypt and Libya were as spontaneous and unrehearsed as a Broadway musical. The “filmmaker” is almost definately a Moslem agent provacateur.
I wish all the observant Jews on this website a happy, healthy, peaceful, prosperous New Year. For those of you who are fasting this Wednesday, Tzom Gedaliya, I wish you an easy one.
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Another point: This was a security debacle. Who is to blame? Who’s decision was it to allow an American ambassador to remain without serious protection in that lawless place filled with our enemies, who are armed to the teeth (with weapons we paid for)? And whoever it may be, does not the chain of command lead to the White House? In short, shouldn’t the blame be placed, ultimately, at Obama’s door? The buck stops there, doesn’t it?
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Whose not who’s.
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Obama can not get it through his thick skull that there are a lot of people in the world that hate him because he is the President of the great satan. They don’t care if he wins a peace prize every month or that he c–ps unicorns and puppies.
This thing about people wanting to hurt America now that he is president just doesn’t get through. After all he’s already apologized for all the harm we’ve done to the world. What more do the terrorists want him to do?
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Here we reap the first bitter fruits of our misguided, stupid, self-destructive intervention in Libya in aid of the people who hate us and wish to kill us. There is a direct line to be drawn between Obama’s thought-free intervention in Libya and the murder of our ambassador. Likewise regarding the embassy attack in Cairo, which is a product of the overthrow of Mubarak. The same awaits us in Syria if we will be so foolish as to persist in supporting the rebels, who are just another manifestation of the Islamist enemy.
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Yes. Whoever didn’t like your comment either did not understand, or is not a friend.
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Thanks, Barry. Truth be told, I didn’t even notice the thumbs down sign. I pay no attention to things like that.
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Crikey, where does one start? There’s a war going on and it’s pretty much the USA against everyone. The last best hope, that line has never rang so true.
You cannot make your enemies love you, but you can make them fear you. Any nation that aspires to power must learn to be feared. The USA is the most benign superpower in history. It’s time to kick out the jams.
I found Mark Steyn’s ‘America Alone’ in a second-hand shop today and, 54 pages in, I recommend it heartily.
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When you finish AA get After America. For a real funny guy Steyn can write some downer books.
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You hear about murders, you know about the riots…..but when you see a bloody body being dragged through the streets….it’s just horrible. Why isn’t anyone outraged?
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Read the comments in the NY Times and you will discover that liberals are outraged — at the dopey You Tube movie and, of course, at Israel.
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Seems that there were a lot more details of the hours before his death, that were left out of the story.
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Barry,
As you probably know all too well, the phase “Israeli Apartheid” is used with nauseating frequency in Canada (but of course, never from PM Harper). It makes me want to vomit.
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Franny,
It is astonishing. The people who need protection most are off side. Dislike Harper. Violently opposed to Israel. But, love President Obama. The cult of personality perhaps.
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That ripe odor you smell is a society in which a leader like Obama stands a good chance of being reelected.
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Mike Barnicle wants Terry Jones prosecuted for the deaths.
Someone should show Barnicle a copy of our constitution. Maybe a post-it-note at the 1st Amendment. I can find dozens of 8th graders that would laugh at Barnicle.
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And Mike Barnicle said this today on MSNBC:
MIKE BARNICLE: Who is the more dangerous player on the world stage right now, the supreme leader in Tehran or Bibi Netanyahu?
http://freebeacon.com/msnbc-host-whos-more-dangerous-the-supreme-leader-in-tehran-or-netanyahu/
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I was listening to the press conference with the Libyan ambassador and had to turn it off when the succession of religious figures began talking about how we shouldn’t insult Muslims. Of course, they said no religion should be insulted, but the big emphasis was on Islam.
Too bad we can’t just go in and clean their chronometers.
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The drive to make illegal any criticism of Islam is, in fact, a capitulation to sharia. Ever since the rise of the ayatollahs in Iran there has been a consistent pattern of Muslim riots and murders in order to kill, intimidate the west and ultimately legislate against free speech in regards to Islam.
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Jimmy Carter redoux
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Bill:
None of the hostages in Iran were murdered and their body paraded through the streets of Tehran.
Jimmy Carter just moved up to the second worst president of the last 100 years.
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Johnny – while none were murdered I can remember them being paraded blindfolded in front of world cameras. And held for 444 days.
Is that less egregious?
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It’s a matter of degrees. Personally I would prefer the blindfold to death. But I have no doubt about the horrors of those 444 days. One of the hostages was from our area and he has never talked about it. His wife was in sales and it was a topic that could never be brought up.
But both Carter and Obama deserve all the blame for what happened. And the media just want to talk about Romney’s statement. Unbelievable.
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Did you hear the “open mike” segment where all these “journalists” are deciding among themselves which question they should ask Romney?
“Journalists” indeed.
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Robert,
The insanity of anti-semitism is as you know all over the world. Even in Canada the comments relative to his master in Israel are intense and numerous. They remind me of pre-WW II comments re Churchill and FDR. Fairly frightening for all of us. To pick up an earlier thread about all out war and General Sheridan, I believe there is no reason to fight except to win. The Bush II administration made many mistakes not he least of which was courting popularity. Success breeds popularity not weakness, or even what is even worse, belligerent weakness. Demoralize the enemy. Bomb Dresden if you feel it is required. When peace and order are restored create the Marshall Plan. The hell with the enemy, because surely that is their attitude toward us.
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The Canadian reference is of course to Prime Minister Harper.
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