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Sunday, June 10, 2007

More on the Stupidity of the Left on the JFK Airport Plot

Planck's Constant has a good one, All Terror Plots Must Fail.

The FBI is making a big mistake: they have to let terrorists succeed now and again.

Anthony Kaufman, the very definition of useful idiot, gave his view on the NYC Terror Plot

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Wednesday, June 6, 2007

More on the Huffington Post's Al-Qaeda Connection

It appears that the Huff recently called for the death of American troops in Iraq.

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Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Huffington Post Continues its Support for Terrorists

by The New Pundit

The Huffington post jumped all over the JFK plot. They jumped all over it by explaining to us that it was all bull.

Why Wasn't the Headline "Bombers Not Smart Enough to Bomb JFK"?

Why didn't the headlines read "Bombers Not Smart Enough to Bomb JFK" or "Plot to Blow-up JFK Unfeasible"? No, as is often the case in our post-9/11 paranoid universe, media hype and authoritarian fear-mongering conspire to freak us out.


In this post, Anthony Kaufman spouts the propaganda that helped cause 9-11. He showed his support for the destruction of the United States by telling us that the people planning this plot would have never been able to actually carry it out. He also yapped on about how the attacks coincidentally come during low poll numbers for the Bush administration. He pretends that Bush needs high poll numbers for some reason.

In How to Foil a Terrorist Plot in Seven Simple Steps, al-qaeda propagandist Nora Ephron tells us that the FBI fakes these plots by paying convicted felons to set people up.

Let me be very blunt here. These two people are supporters of the propaganda being used against this country by the likes of al-qaeda and other terrorist organizations. There is no sugar coating. They are trying to destroy this country.

The FBI, probably using tactics that the left has deemed unconstitutional, discovered and thwarted a plot that could have killed thousands. To pass off the people who planned this as not being smart enough is propaganda. We know they weren’t smart enough, which is why they were caught. We catch people by being smarter than they are. Claiming that this has something to do with the poll numbers of a man who will never seek public office again is terrorist propaganda. I don’t call it propaganda lightly. I do so after carefully looking for any other reason for the accusation, and cannot find one. Bush doesn’t care about his popularity right now, if you don’t believe me, ask those who voted for him what they think about immigration reform. Since there is no real logical reason for claiming that this has anything to do with popularity, we are left with two options. Either Anthony Kaufman is so stupid that he can barely breathe, or he is supporting terrorist propaganda. Since he was apparently able to think this story up and type it, he can’t be that stupid. This leaves us with the second option.

The same goes for Nora’s article. She attempts to make the case that the FBI finds convicted criminals, and pays them a big pile of cash to go out and talk others into a terrorist plot so that they can then arrest the poor souls and look like heroes. Again, this is blatant stupidity, or terrorist propaganda. She can type, so she can’t be stupid enough to believe her own words. It simply isn’t possible. No one who believes this kind of nonsense could possibly remember to breathe. Their brains wouldn’t be able to both breathe and type at the same time.

Imagine trying to run Windows XP and the latest version of AOL with a 10 year old computer. You would have a slow processor with 64k of RAM. Windows XP probably wouldn’t even start up, but if it did, AOL would cause the computer to freeze up because both programs running at the same time would be too much for the slow processor and low RAM. This is what would happen if people stupid enough to write this stuff actually believed what they were saying. The act of breathing while typing big words would cause one of those “not responding” messages you get when your computer decides to shut down.

I don’t know what it is that makes people decide to support terrorist propaganda that is used against their own country. It makes no sense at all. Interestingly, both of these propagandists live in New York, which so far has been the biggest bulls-eye for radical Islamic thugs. I’m curious; do they have a death wish? Maybe they have the inside scoop as to when these attacks will actually occur so that they can be sure to not be around? I mean, if they wanted to kill themselves, they could easily go the route of the bomb-strapped-to-the-chest jihads. Or maybe they know that their propaganda is even more important to the cause than dying.

Then again, maybe my assumptions about their brains shutting down are inaccurate. Maybe they are really just that stupid.

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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Fabricating an emotion

Al-Ghazzali, the great 11th-century Muslim theologian, wrote: "Know that a lie is not haram [wrong] in itself, but only because the evil conclusions to which it leads the hearer, making him believe something that is not really the case… If a lie is the only way of obtaining a good result, it is permissible.… We must lie when truth leads to unpleasant results."

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