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Political Correctness v. National Security

I think Eric Holder may just be TOO politically correct to serve as attorney general.

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The FBI has been handcuffed in terms of investigating religious extremists in mosques, as a result of guidelines put out by the attorney general earlier this year. And so therefore, there is… a definite problem now in investigating those militants in the United States who are either recruiting for ISIS or have returned from Syria or Iraq having fought for ISIS, and are ready to carry out freelance or directed terrorist attacks on behalf of ISIS against the United States…

the Department of Justice [which] put out guidelines that restricted the FBI and other law enforcement agencies from using religious factors in identifying threats, national security threats to the United States in the homeland.

:wf

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...s_mosques.html

meanwhile a few words from a very wise Muslim woman

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She insisted that there are not, as some suggest, “many Islams”—but there are several sets of Muslims: The first group are radicals who want to force the entire world into Islam by eradicating everything else. The second group, the vast majority, are in a “state of cognitive dissonance”—torn between the strict teachings of the first group and their own consciences, which revolt at the terrorists’ behavior. The third group, perhaps the smallest, are reforming Muslims, who suggest, for example, that mosque and state should be separate. Members of the third group are excommunicated, exiled, threatened, murdered.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/articl...le_805333.html

Too bad so many are screaming Ray Rice so loud they can't hear Hirsi Ali.

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Originally Posted by dellinger63 (Post 999280)

I think Eric Holder may just be TOO politically correct to serve as attorney general.

:wf

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...s_mosques.html

meanwhile a few words from a very wise Muslim woman

http://www.weeklystandard.com/articl...le_805333.html

Too bad so many are screaming Ray Rice so loud they can't hear Hirsi Ali.

Mark this date down. I agree with you 100%

Unfortunately, this disease is not limited to the US.

Pakistani gangs infiltrated a town in England. Rather than be racist and hold them accountable to local law, they were allowed to prey on the citizenry.

The result? 1400 raped children.

But at least you can't call then racists for picking on thug criminals because their skin is a different color.

http://theworthyadversary.com/3106-rotherdam

http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerscr...l-correctness/

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Originally Posted by dellinger63 (Post 999280)

I think Eric Holder may just be TOO politically correct to serve as attorney general.

Wow, was it something I said? :rolleyes:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/...torney-general

Sianora MF! Can't wait it the truth comes out. He was never going to overcome the border debacle.

It's gonna be the Honduran scum from Illinois, a race baiting black guy, or a bull dyke LGBT androgynous "woman"

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Originally Posted by asudevil (Post 999392)

Sianora MF! Can't wait it the truth comes out. He was never going to overcome the border debacle.

That no good ********** will work for Wall Street. Just like he did during the bank bailout.

Traitorous scum flock together.

Side note:

Isn't it wonderful this scumbag helped the big bankers get away with the greatest crime in American history?

Don't we all just love living in a society where banks debts and massive fraud can be forgiven and granted immunity by the people we elect to represent us?

I know it's fantastic to read current articles of the banks garnishing wages of hard-working Americans.

And isn't it wonderful that they are putting trackers in leased cars that have the ability to disable the automobile if the greedy bank didn't get their monthly payment?

I, for one, enjoy living in a country full of slaves.

The Nobel Peace prize winnar!

8 countries bombed.

Dubya 6

And this idiot still has a little under 28 months to go.

Earlier this week he went to a circus...err fundraiser in NYC and got loads of cash!

Hooray for useful idiots!

Go MERICA!

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Originally Posted by Pants II (Post 999394)

It's gonna be the Honduran scum from Illinois, a race baiting black guy, or a bull dyke LGBT androgynous "woman"

I laughed.

Too bad there aren't any Asian American tranny midgets available...

Meanwhile....

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According to The Hill, the Syrian based al-Qaida-linked group poses a greater threat to the U.S. homeland than the Islamic State (ISIS). Compared to the tens of thousands of fighters in ISIS, the organization may have as few as 100 members whose intent is to attack the United States.

"We've been watching this group closely for some time. We believe the Khorasan Group is — was nearing the execution phase of an attack either in Europe or the homeland," said Army Lt. Gen. Bill Mayville, director of operations for the Join Chief of Staff, according to the Hill.

The group originated at the behest of al-Qaida's leader Ayman al-Zawahiri and focuses on advanced bomb making, particularly concealed bombs that would be capable of passing undetected through airports.

Khorasan is believed to be led by Mohsin al-Fadhli, though unconfirmed reports this week indicated that he was killed during the American airstrikes.

Experts believe the group originated as early as 2009, formed from al-Qaida fighters in northwest Pakistan. Its members wear black clothes, face masks, and headbands with green armbands, according to the Hill.

The name of the group is highly symbolic for al-Qaida. It is based on the historical name of a region dating back to Prophet Muhammed, and a prophesy claiming that a jihadist army would emerge from the area which once encompassed Afghanistan and parts of Pakistan, Iran, and Central Asia.

I'm considering Holder's resignation to be almost patriotic.

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Originally Posted by dellinger63 (Post 999401)

Meanwhile....

I'm considering Holder's resignation to be almost patriotic.

I think even the zombie sheep who occupy this land, in stark contrast to the Americans that built it, recognize holding onto this office while under indictment for Treason would be considered "bad form".

Of course that should happen, and never will.

As a result of the banking swindle, which this clown held the highest office over bring its perpetrators to justice, the country owes 25% of the Gross World Product in debt.

Enjoy that 401K in 20 years when the taxable rate on withdrawal is over 75%.

Sadly, the zombies are already over the atrocities perpetrated against them.
They're just broke with no future, as opposed to actually having one.

Vision is not essential to mouthbreath.