Topic: I Saw Something, So I'm Saying Something

[ChrstnHsbndFthr]

http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/04/i_saw_something_so_im_saying_something.html

Are you fed up with the antiseptic slogan, "If you see something, say something?"
The authorities expect us to report suspicious backpacks, but stay silent as the tomb about the nature of the men who put them there.
We're instructed to speak up about a bloodied man's movement under a boat tarp, but to shut up about the ideological movement that drove him to commit his carnage.
Well, as it happens, I've seen quite a lot of things over the last few years that I'd like to say something about -- enough things to break a heart and to kill a country.
And after the Boston Massacre committed by two immigrant jihadis, I'm going to say them.
I've seen the president of the United States bow down before the Saudi king, whose country sent fifteen hijackers to topple our towers. The reason French President Sarkozy is laughing in the photo is because he's reading the "Kick Me" sign on Obama's rump.

I would advocate that anyone read the rest of the piece. It is powerful and important writing.


Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/04/i_saw_something_so_im_saying_something.html#ixzz2RE9P2WHl
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[IronDioPriest]

This brings to mind a tangential thought...

A good way to Cloward-Piven the system for our purposes would be to call 9-1-1 on 'suspicious-looking men who look like they may be Muslims.'

I'll have to think on that from a few different angles.

[trapeze]

I like that idea. It could catch on.

[Predator Don]

http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/04/i_saw_something_so_im_saying_something.html

Are you fed up with the antiseptic slogan, "If you see something, say something?"
The authorities expect us to report suspicious backpacks, but stay silent as the tomb about the nature of the men who put them there.
We're instructed to speak up about a bloodied man's movement under a boat tarp, but to shut up about the ideological movement that drove him to commit his carnage.
Well, as it happens, I've seen quite a lot of things over the last few years that I'd like to say something about -- enough things to break a heart and to kill a country.
And after the Boston Massacre committed by two immigrant jihadis, I'm going to say them.
I've seen the president of the United States bow down before the Saudi king, whose country sent fifteen hijackers to topple our towers. The reason French President Sarkozy is laughing in the photo is because he's reading the "Kick Me" sign on Obama's rump.

I would advocate that anyone read the rest of the piece. It is powerful and important writing.


Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/04/i_saw_something_so_im_saying_something.html#ixzz2RE9P2WHl
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Excellent article. The low information voters will never be subjected to such truth, though.

[IronDioPriest]

I like that idea. It could catch on.

It would kind of be like Leftist's "swatting" conservatives, only it would have the added appeal of highlighting the fact that Muzzies are a never-ending source of real-life suspicion. Their neighbors would mistrust them ever-after. And it would send the Left into apoplexy.

As long as it could be done with the cover of legitimacy - as in, you actually did spot a Muzzie doing something in public - the accusation of suspicion would be purely subjective. Kind of like a panty-waist calling the cops on an open-carrier because they felt "threatened' or "intimidated".

One could easily make the same claim upon seeing a Muzzie in a public place...

"I felt threatened and intimidated. They looked suspicious, like they were up to something. I thought I heard them say something about "al Qaeda" and... let's see... what was it again... something like, 'Allahu Akbar' maybe? No officer, I didn't actually see a weapon, but I couldn't tell for sure, so I thought I'd better call, what with Boston and all. One can never be too safe, and Big Sis says, 'if you see something, say something.' So here I am, doing my civic duty."

[Alphabet Soup]

I like that idea. It could catch on.

Don't forget that if a leftie does it it's "an honest mistake" but if one of us does it's a false report (subject to stern punishment).

[Pandora]

Excellent piece.

[Libertas]

Yeah, good article, but the low-info voter will suffer brain-freeze three words into it and the libiot intelligentsia will discard it as just another right-wing bitter-clinger racist bastard mindless rant and ignore the disturbing questions any semi-sentient being would need to address with respect to our overall relationship with the Religion of 7th Century Savages.

Screw the Muzzies and their enablers, any and all efforts are morally justified to purge this scourge from our land!

[IronDioPriest]

Excellent piece.

Indeed. Now that I'm done exploring my tangent (for now), I went back and read. Great piece. It helps sometimes - when the transgressions are so numerous and bombarding us day in and day out - to have things drawn together succinctly.

One thing that was left out that could easily have been included is Obama's involvement in the Islamization of heretofore secular dictatorships in the Middle East. Egypt, Libya, soon Syria. He is actively undermining strongman secular dictators who have kept Islamic radicals in check for decades, and welcoming those Islamic radicals into power and calling at "Arab Spring".

This man is a traitor who needs to be executed. Where in the f*** are the brave men and women in the military, CIA, or other potent entities? America desperately needs some high-profile important people who can make a difference to call him traitor and follow through with sentencing.

[ToddF]

Americans are being disarmed of our right to free speech, our most potent weapon in this brutal war. Obama and his media allies are locking up the language to even discuss the nature of our enemy, and leaving us stripped of the basic knowledge we need to resist submitting to Islam.