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CaféAuLait;8962690 said:Kinda funny how they don't count Major Hassan and the Beltway shooters when they all spoke of Al Queda and or had contact with Al Queda, one the US felt they should kill by drone. Add at least 23 from them. There are more as well.
On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why its time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
A 2006-2007 survey of state police agencies sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for example, found that more states reported the presence of far-right anti-government, neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups than Islamic extremists. Since the time of that survey, our tracking shows that the number of far-right anti-government groups has exploded, and the number of neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups has remained at an extraordinarily high level.
Another DHS-sponsored study in 2011 found that criminal violence was associated with a significant percentage of hate groups. And a study last year by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point found that right-wing violence between 2000 and 2011 surpassed that of the 1990s by a factor of four.
These rightwing whack jobs already been infiltrated and are being monitored from the inside by the FBI and DHS and local and state police. if these rightwing kooks try anything whackoo, ruby ridge and waco will look like a Sunday school picinic
On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why it’s time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
Some background on the wing nuts
The American Right demeans racial minorities for playing the victim’s role, but today’s Tea Party is draped in “victimhood,” claiming to be the target of an African-American president and feeling threatened by the nation’s demographic shift. But racist fears have always had a home on the Right.
The anger of Southern whites was taken out primarily on the modern Democratic Party, which had led the fight for civil rights. Opportunistic Republicans, such as Richard Nixon, fashioned a “Southern strategy” using racial code words to appeal to Southern whites and turned the region from solidly Democratic to predominantly Republican as it is today.
Southern white anger was also reflected in the prevalence of the Confederate battle flag on pickup trucks and in store windows. Gradually, however, the American Right retreated from outright support of racial segregation. The growing public revulsion over the “Stars and Bars” as a symbol of racism also forced the Right to make a stylistic adjustment as well.
To this day, much of the American Right has refused to come to grips with the idea of non-whites holding U.S. citizenship. And, there is now a palpable fear that the demographics of democracy might finally eradicate white supremacy in the United States. It is that last-ditch fight for white dominance – as much as anything else – that is driving today’s Tea Party.
You couldn't possibly be that damned ignorant. Or, could you?
The South was a Democrat fiefdom for damned near a hundred years. Those racist Democrats turned the South into a group of third world nations. Nor, was the Democrat racism confined to the South. It was also very prevalent in Yankee land. The only difference, was the lact of total control in the Northern states.
The rest of your drivel is just as factless. The Southern strategy was a recognition of reality, not a racist move. Those so called "code words" were a fiction of left wing propaganda, just like they are today. Seems that only the left wing loonies have access to the code books.
Blacks are not a domestic terrorism threat... American r-wing jihadist terrorism is.
Are you saying the Bloods and Crypts, and various other Black street gangs are not domestic terrorists? You not only have your wings screwed up, you have your definitions screwed up.
Clue, idiot! Terrorism is their mode of operation.
No, I'm saying radical r-wing extremists are the domestic threat here. You dittoheads (right on cue) are busy predictably playing the race-card as a distraction ploy as usual.
Blame it on the black guy is your standard comeback now days.
Are you saying the Bloods and Crypts, and various other Black street gangs are not domestic terrorists? You not only have your wings screwed up, you have your definitions screwed up.
Clue, idiot! Terrorism is their mode of operation.
No, I'm saying radical r-wing extremists are the domestic threat here. You dittoheads (right on cue) are busy predictably playing the race-card as a distraction ploy as usual.
Blame it on the black guy is your standard comeback now days.
I'm not worried about left or right wing extremists. I don't worry about black on black violence. I am worried more about random violence, robberies and things.
People that sit around worrying about rare occurrences especially left or right wing nuts are left and right wing nuts.
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No, I'm saying radical r-wing extremists are the domestic threat here. You dittoheads (right on cue) are busy predictably playing the race-card as a distraction ploy as usual.
Blame it on the black guy is your standard comeback now days.
I'm not worried about left or right wing extremists. I don't worry about black on black violence. I am worried more about random violence, robberies and things.
People that sit around worrying about rare occurrences especially left or right wing nuts are left and right wing nuts.
Sent from my iPad using an Android.
Then you are in the wrong forum. We're talking r-wing extremism as a domestic threat here. Pay attention please.
Is there a right way to look at a young black street thug?
Probably not.
Not if you are a pussy and live your life in fear of the black man. LMAO...pussy!
On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why its time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
Some background on the wing nuts
The American Right demeans racial minorities for playing the victims role, but todays Tea Party is draped in victimhood, claiming to be the target of an African-American president and feeling threatened by the nations demographic shift. But racist fears have always had a home on the Right.
The anger of Southern whites was taken out primarily on the modern Democratic Party, which had led the fight for civil rights. Opportunistic Republicans, such as Richard Nixon, fashioned a Southern strategy using racial code words to appeal to Southern whites and turned the region from solidly Democratic to predominantly Republican as it is today.
Southern white anger was also reflected in the prevalence of the Confederate battle flag on pickup trucks and in store windows. Gradually, however, the American Right retreated from outright support of racial segregation. The growing public revulsion over the Stars and Bars as a symbol of racism also forced the Right to make a stylistic adjustment as well.
To this day, much of the American Right has refused to come to grips with the idea of non-whites holding U.S. citizenship. And, there is now a palpable fear that the demographics of democracy might finally eradicate white supremacy in the United States. It is that last-ditch fight for white dominance as much as anything else that is driving todays Tea Party.
You couldn't possibly be that damned ignorant. Or, could you?
The South was a Democrat fiefdom for damned near a hundred years. Those racist Democrats turned the South into a group of third world nations. Nor, was the Democrat racism confined to the South. It was also very prevalent in Yankee land. The only difference, was the lact of total control in the Northern states.
The rest of your drivel is just as factless. The Southern strategy was a recognition of reality, not a racist move. Those so called "code words" were a fiction of left wing propaganda, just like they are today. Seems that only the left wing loonies have access to the code books.
Some background on the wing nuts
The American Right demeans racial minorities for playing the victim’s role, but today’s Tea Party is draped in “victimhood,” claiming to be the target of an African-American president and feeling threatened by the nation’s demographic shift. But racist fears have always had a home on the Right.
The anger of Southern whites was taken out primarily on the modern Democratic Party, which had led the fight for civil rights. Opportunistic Republicans, such as Richard Nixon, fashioned a “Southern strategy” using racial code words to appeal to Southern whites and turned the region from solidly Democratic to predominantly Republican as it is today.
Southern white anger was also reflected in the prevalence of the Confederate battle flag on pickup trucks and in store windows. Gradually, however, the American Right retreated from outright support of racial segregation. The growing public revulsion over the “Stars and Bars” as a symbol of racism also forced the Right to make a stylistic adjustment as well.
To this day, much of the American Right has refused to come to grips with the idea of non-whites holding U.S. citizenship. And, there is now a palpable fear that the demographics of democracy might finally eradicate white supremacy in the United States. It is that last-ditch fight for white dominance – as much as anything else – that is driving today’s Tea Party.
You couldn't possibly be that damned ignorant. Or, could you?
The South was a Democrat fiefdom for damned near a hundred years. Those racist Democrats turned the South into a group of third world nations. Nor, was the Democrat racism confined to the South. It was also very prevalent in Yankee land. The only difference, was the lact of total control in the Northern states.
The rest of your drivel is just as factless. The Southern strategy was a recognition of reality, not a racist move. Those so called "code words" were a fiction of left wing propaganda, just like they are today. Seems that only the left wing loonies have access to the code books.
Here Low IQ boy
You couldn't possibly be that damned ignorant. Or, could you?
The South was a Democrat fiefdom for damned near a hundred years. Those racist Democrats turned the South into a group of third world nations. Nor, was the Democrat racism confined to the South. It was also very prevalent in Yankee land. The only difference, was the lact of total control in the Northern states.
The rest of your drivel is just as factless. The Southern strategy was a recognition of reality, not a racist move. Those so called "code words" were a fiction of left wing propaganda, just like they are today. Seems that only the left wing loonies have access to the code books.
Here Low IQ boy
More education for you crackerstanie
Many of the Republican operatives like to hide from the strategy they have decided to embark on. The Southern Strategy practiced by Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George HW Bush, and George W Bush was always done subliminally. They stay behind closed doors and ensure that their hate is promoted in an abstract manner.
Even today it continues even more fiercely with the attempt to make the President the other or the foreign in this election. While it is denied continuously, slowly but surely evidence of the evil perpetrated by these people are starting to see the light.
http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/14/lee-atwaters-southern-strategy-interview/
Liberals are a never ending source of comedic entertainment.THIS is the face of DOMESTIC TERRORISM!!!
Dumb Liberal Hippies Don't Know Why They're Protesting - YouTube
On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why it’s time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
A 2006-2007 survey of state police agencies sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for example, found that more states reported the presence of far-right anti-government, neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups than Islamic extremists. Since the time of that survey, our tracking shows that the number of far-right anti-government groups has exploded, and the number of neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups has remained at an extraordinarily high level.
Another DHS-sponsored study in 2011 found that criminal violence was associated with a significant percentage of hate groups. And a study last year by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point found that right-wing violence between 2000 and 2011 surpassed that of the 1990s by a factor of four.
You worried?
Very much. As minorities become the majority within the next few decades here in America, r-wing radical extremists will become emboldened to act upon their fears to the "change".
Did you know that the democrat party started the KKK and implemented Jim Crowe laws because they lost the war to maintain slavery in the South? To get even, they built planned parenthood abortion clinics in mostly black neighborhoods. Everything democrats do and the laws they passed are designed to keep black people on the liberal plantation.On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why it’s time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
A 2006-2007 survey of state police agencies sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for example, found that more states reported the presence of far-right anti-government, neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups than Islamic extremists. Since the time of that survey, our tracking shows that the number of far-right anti-government groups has exploded, and the number of neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups has remained at an extraordinarily high level.
Another DHS-sponsored study in 2011 found that criminal violence was associated with a significant percentage of hate groups. And a study last year by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point found that right-wing violence between 2000 and 2011 surpassed that of the 1990s by a factor of four.
Some background on the wing nuts
The American Right demeans racial minorities for playing the victim’s role, but today’s Tea Party is draped in “victimhood,” claiming to be the target of an African-American president and feeling threatened by the nation’s demographic shift. But racist fears have always had a home on the Right.
The anger of Southern whites was taken out primarily on the modern Democratic Party, which had led the fight for civil rights. Opportunistic Republicans, such as Richard Nixon, fashioned a “Southern strategy” using racial code words to appeal to Southern whites and turned the region from solidly Democratic to predominantly Republican as it is today.
Southern white anger was also reflected in the prevalence of the Confederate battle flag on pickup trucks and in store windows. Gradually, however, the American Right retreated from outright support of racial segregation. The growing public revulsion over the “Stars and Bars” as a symbol of racism also forced the Right to make a stylistic adjustment as well.
To this day, much of the American Right has refused to come to grips with the idea of non-whites holding U.S. citizenship. And, there is now a palpable fear that the demographics of democracy might finally eradicate white supremacy in the United States. It is that last-ditch fight for white dominance – as much as anything else – that is driving today’s Tea Party.
On the anniversary of the OKC bombing.
Why its time to take domestic terrorism seriously
Why it's time to take domestic terrorism seriously | MSNBC
A 2006-2007 survey of state police agencies sponsored by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), for example, found that more states reported the presence of far-right anti-government, neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups than Islamic extremists. Since the time of that survey, our tracking shows that the number of far-right anti-government groups has exploded, and the number of neo-Nazi and racist skinhead groups has remained at an extraordinarily high level.
Another DHS-sponsored study in 2011 found that criminal violence was associated with a significant percentage of hate groups. And a study last year by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point found that right-wing violence between 2000 and 2011 surpassed that of the 1990s by a factor of four.
