mikey1597
11 years ago
http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/02/01/obama-warns-against-exaggerating-the-islamic-state-threat/ 


You're kidding me. Guess he has to downplay his other mistake when he called them the JV. Hitler started small too.
ZRX1200
11 years ago
The threat of radical Islam is nothing compared to what the political class and puppet masters ARE doing to us.
Brewha
11 years ago

The threat of radical Islam is nothing compared to what the political class and puppet masters ARE doing to us.

ZRX1200 wrote:


And so it is important that we have Islam bad guys to watch so we at not watching them.
Brewha
11 years ago
Fun phrases to look for when the media talks about the bad guys:

"You know, they don't value life like we do"
"The all hate us for our freedom"
"They are told what to think and believe"
ZRX1200
11 years ago
Exactly Brewha.

Both "sides" should see this.
frankj1
11 years ago

The threat of radical Islam is nothing compared to what the political class and puppet masters ARE doing to us.

ZRX1200 wrote:


overreaction is the danger to our way of life.
TMCTLT
11 years ago

The threat of radical Islam is nothing compared to what the political class and puppet masters ARE doing to us.

ZRX1200 wrote:




Hard to argue this very valid point....](*,)
Gene363
11 years ago

"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain."

gryphonms
11 years ago
It us a sad state if affairs that everything any politician say's is a lie or a promise that will be broken. Maybe everyone does not feel this way but I certainly do.
TMCTLT
11 years ago

overreaction is the danger to our way of life.

frankj1 wrote:




yeah.....that and flying planes into tall buildings to slaughter thousands and then making every American jump through hoops in order to not appear as though we're profiling. :-"
frankj1
11 years ago

yeah.....that and flying planes into tall buildings to slaughter thousands and then making every American jump through hoops in order to not appear as though we're profiling. :-"

TMCTLT wrote:


oh, don't get me wrong. I have nothing but venom for their actions. and I agree they are a threat...but more so toward winning the battle of determining how we change our way of life than to whether we actually get killed by them.

I believe the number is about 2 dozen American deaths within our borders since 9-11. yet I'm sure you agree with me and chafe against the growth of a police state, more rigid policing of private citizens, more cameras, more intrusions into what you thought was your right to privacy, determining our foreign policies, and on and on and on and on.............

just a few more fear based changes, a few more Americans willing to hand over everything to the government in exchange for a false sense of security, and they will have completed their mission.
HockeyDad
11 years ago
Soon we'll all just shelter in place.
DrafterX
11 years ago
poor CROS.... 😞
gryphonms
11 years ago
I think Frank's perspective is correct.
jetblasted
11 years ago
Meanwhile, ISIS just burned alive one of their hostages.
frankj1
11 years ago

Soon we'll all just shelter in place.

HockeyDad wrote:


Dude! I've missed ya.

Glad I could set you up for a bash Boston softball, but I would have bet in light of Paris' recent manhunt/shutdown/paralysis you might let it ride...
frankj1
11 years ago

Meanwhile, ISIS just burned alive one of their hostages.

jetblasted wrote:


horrendous people, but I still don't want my phone tapped, etc.

do you?
victor809
11 years ago
I'd rather we just let a couple thousand get killed every few years and not have TSA and homeland security.

We are a very large country. 2k is almost nothing. We kill more than that ourselves.
jetblasted
11 years ago
The loss of civil liberties is appalling.

That attitude is kinda scary, victor.
gryphonms
11 years ago
About .00105% of our population died on 9/11. It was certainly horrific how they died, but that number is so miniscule that it does not really matter or than to their famulies. I am not a fan of the changes since then that have reduced our freedoms.
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