Rudy receiving death threats

[NYcarbineer]

President Obama gets about 30 death threats a day.

 

[thanatos144]

This is when Jesus ruled the south...Holy Schnikes those be white Christians going ISIS on Black Americans ...say hallelujah

Here's the catch:

They were Democrats.

Actually, they were CON$ervatives, and still are.

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

They are you . Racist hate filled democrats

 

[thanatos144]

President Obama gets about 30 death threats a day.

Mostly from progressives

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Here's the catch:

They were Democrats.

Actually, they were CON$ervatives, and still are.

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

They are you . Racist hate filled democrats

Them is savage Christians burning people in the South...the Bible belt

 

[thanatos144]

Actually, they were CON$ervatives, and still are.

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

They are you . Racist hate filled democrats

Them is savage Christians burning people in the South...the Bible belt

God didn't make you hate

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

They are you . Racist hate filled democrats

Them is savage Christians burning people in the South...the Bible belt

God didn't make you hate

Them Christians hanging and burning Blacks they are the product of religion...there is no hate in me to do that to anyone ...

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Conservatives are Cancer

 

[Wildman]

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this poster has got to be the biggest lie ever displayed on this forum since i joined. Obabble is NOT black, he is a certified MULATO, 232 scholars are the 232 most stupidest liberscum to rank a traitor.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

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this poster has got to be the biggest lie ever displayed on this forum since i joined. Obabble is NOT black, he is a certified MULATO, 232 scholars are the 232 most stupidest liberscum to rank a traitor.

You are a certified nobody ranting all slack jawed and mouth breathing

 

[Wildman]

death threats

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actions speak louder than useless words.

 

[Wildman]

Conservatives are Cancer

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LIBERSCUM ARE AIDS WITH EBOLA !!

.......

 

[Papageorgio]

This is when Jesus ruled the south...Holy Schnikes those be white Christians going ISIS on Black Americans ...say hallelujah

Here's the catch:

They were Democrats.

Actually, they were CON$ervatives, and still are.

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

Bigotry seems to be your strong suit.

 

[Stephanie]

They can rant and rave all they want. but many people feels the same as Rudy does. so they have to ATTACK everyone and anyone to try and shut them down
good article sums it nicely
SNIP:

Giuliani’s criticism of Obama has sparked fury—because it rings true.
22 February 2015

Photo by PBS NewsHour
Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani’s statement about President Obama’s lack of love for America has set off a firestorm of denunciation.
Giuliani has been accused of racism, and he has even received death threats. Defenders of Obama have evoked everything from his grandfather’s (on his mother’s side) service in World War II to the two years Giuliani’s father served in Sing Sing to prove either that Obama does love America or that Giuliani has no standing to issue such criticism.

The ranting has obscured the reasons why so many Americans take Giuliani’s remarks to heart. Starting with his June 2009 speech in Cairo, when he apologized for American actions in the Middle East, Obama has consistently given credence to Islamic grievances against America while showing reluctance to confront Islamic terrorism. In 2009, after Major Nidal Hasan killed 13 American soldiers and wounded 40 others at Fort Hood while shouting “Allahu Akhbar,” the administration labeled the killings workplace violence. In recent months, the pace of evasions has quickened. Obama was the only major Western leader absent from the massive Paris march held in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo killings. Worse yet, Obama referred to the killings in a Jewish supermarket in Paris as “random” acts of violence.

But this was only the beginning of a string of curious comments and loopy locutions made by the president or his spokespeople in the weeks that followed. While ISIS rampaged across the Middle East, the president told a Washington prayer breakfast that Christians shouldn’t get on their “high horse,” because they were guilty of the Crusades, among other crimes. Not only were the Crusades many centuries past, but they were also a complicated matter in which both sides behaved barbarically. But more important, Obama’s comments reinforced the standard Muslim propaganda about how the jihad is merely defensive. Shortly thereafter, ISIS murdered 21 Coptic Christians in Libya (a country in complete chaos, thanks to an Obama-led Western intervention). The White House’s response was to condemn the killing, not of Christians but rather of “Egyptian citizens,” another evasive locution. The casual listener need not have knowledge of the White House’s associations with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt or the administration’s hostility toward the anti-jihadist regime in Cairo to find Obama’s words and behavior peculiar.

As one gaffe followed another and as the president and his spokespeople engaged in semantic somersaults to avoid mentioning Islam in regard to terror, public unease mounted. It was exacerbated by a three-day conference on combating “violent extremism,” the White House euphemism for Islamic terrorism. Here again, the public likely didn’t know that some of the invited guests had histories of supporting jihad. The president’s statements gave them enough to worry about.

Bizarrely, Obama presented himself as an expert on legitimate Islam. “This is not true Islam,” Obama said, referring to the ISIS creed, assuming again his role as Defender of the Islamic Faith. “Al Qaeda and ISIL and groups like it . . . try to portray themselves as religious leaders, holy warriors in defense of Islam,” Obama said. “We must never accept the premise that they put forward, because it is a lie.” Operatives of al-Qaida and ISIS “are not religious leaders,” Obama insisted. “They’re terrorists.”

Listening to speakers at the conference—to which the FBI had not been invited—you would think that, if only American Muslims were treated better, ISIS would wither on the vine. “We in the administration and the government should give voice to the plight of Muslims living in this country and the discrimination that they face,” said Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson. “And so I personally have committed to speak out about the situation that very often people in the Muslim community in this country face.”The real issue, Johnson suggested, was not Islamic terrorism but Islamophobia. The casual listener might surmise that Johnson’s remarks had less to do with ISIS than with winning the 2016 Muslim vote in key states such as Michigan and Ohio.

At the same conference, Obama announced, or more accurately pronounced, that Islam “has been woven into the fabric of our country since its founding.” As one friend asked me: “What is he talking about?” America’s earliest encounter with Islam came in the form of seventeenth-century colonists purchasing slaves from Muslim slave traders in Africa. The next came when President Thomas Jefferson was forced to fight the Barbary Pirates. Surely, these weren’t the examples Obama had in mind.

In the midst of these attempts to achieve what a magician would call misdirection, State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf explained that, if there were only more jobs in the Middle East, ISIS would have a harder time recruiting. But then again, if there was less Islamic extremism, more jobs might be created. Harf referred to the “root causes” of terrorism much as liberal Democrats have long referred to the “root causes” of poverty, with about the same degree of insight.

With all the atrocities that the ISIS fanatics have committed, Obama’s anger has been more often directed not at them, but at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The animosity between the two men has never been a secret, but now, with Obama’s term in office waning, he is determined to cut a deal on the Iranian nuclear program on terms much to Tehran’s liking. Netanyahu is an obstacle to that goal.


All of this, then, was a backdrop to Giuliani’s remarks, in which he called out Obama for the president’s many rhetorical bluffs. If the former mayor’s words have created a firestorm, it’s because for many, they have helped make sense of Barack Obama’s words and actions. Attacking Giuliani, and trying to delegitimize him with the racist label, will do little to allay public anxieties about an administration short on competence but long on ideological evasion—and blessed with media allies.

all of it here:

Fred Siegel is the author of Prince of the City: Rudy Giuliani and the Genius of American Life (2005) An expanded paperback edition of his new book, The Revolt Against the Masses (Encounter Press), will be out in April.

 

[Wry Catcher]

It's interesting that the OP apparently approves of death threats against someone for daring to call Obama out.

And by the way, I think there's no question Obama does not love this country for what it was and what it has always been. He works night and day to change it.

that sums up the left/libs. they claim they are all about peace and love. then cheer when someone they don't like gets death threats for just speaking his opinion

I think if the left could. they would round up all the people they don't like or think is worthy in their small world, they would volunteer to drive the trains to the ovens and flip on the gas too. How does anyone live with that much hate in their lives? they are scary people

Wow, another stupid conservative praises another stupid conservative, both using syntax best served by crayon.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Actually, they were CON$ervatives, and still are.

Conservative Democrats. See, there's no way out for you. [emoji14]

Conservatives are not racists . They were not conservative they where and are pure democrats

Conservatives are racists who even to this day would like to lynch Blacks

They are you . Racist hate filled democrats

Them is savage Christians burning people in the South...the Bible belt

Naw, that's the stupid you're seething with.

 

[TemplarKormac]

It's interesting that the OP apparently approves of death threats against someone for daring to call Obama out.

And by the way, I think there's no question Obama does not love this country for what it was and what it has always been. He works night and day to change it.

that sums up the left/libs. they claim they are all about peace and love. then cheer when someone they don't like gets death threats for just speaking his opinion

I think if the left could. they would round up all the people they don't like or think is worthy in their small world, they would volunteer to drive the trains to the ovens and flip on the gas too. How does anyone live with that much hate in their lives? they are scary people

Wow, another stupid conservative praises another stupid conservative, both using syntax best served by crayon.

Wow, another stupid liberal with no argument. Please, pull the crayons out of your ears first.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

And you think this warrants death threats? For criticizing Obama?

You idiot.

Did he bring this on himself? I think he did. Rudy has become a bumbling, stumbling idiot in the Republican Party....which is a pretty big honor....from what I understand.

Criticizing the President warrants death threats?

Hardly...

 

[paulitician]

Does anyone still think Communists/Progressives believe in Free Speech and the Constitution? I would have thought by now, most would have figured that one out... They don't.

Communists/Progressives seem to only come out from under their rocks to screech about Freedom, when it's about their Porn and killing babies. Otherwise, you won't hear a peep from em about Freedom and the Constitution. They're not good honest people.

 

[JimH52]

And you think this warrants death threats? For criticizing Obama?

You idiot.

Did he bring this on himself? I think he did. Rudy has become a bumbling, stumbling idiot in the Republican Party....which is a pretty big honor....from what I understand.

Criticizing the President warrants death threats?

Hardly...

I agree.....but it is what it is and Rudy must be rethinking his statement:

Rudy Giuliani Let me explain why I said Obama doesn t love America - CBS News

 

[paulitician]

The Communist in Chief is holding the American People hostage. Either give him him his Amnesty, or else. He truly is an Anti-American piece of shit. Giuliani was Spot-On.