“I think many people, millions of people, in this country are upset with the tenor and the attitude of our people. I think America has become very angry and people are upset about that. They don’t feel that our government is working together to solve problems, and the reason they feel that way is because [...]
Entries Tagged as 'terrorism'
Words And Responsibility
January 10th, 2011 · 2 Comments · america, Democracy, Political Fringe, Politics
Tags: Congress·Facebook·Gabrielle Giffords·sarah palin·terrorism·violence
Bound By Ethics, Twisted By Compassion: Releasing The Lockerbie Scotland Bomber
July 15th, 2010 · No Comments · Middle East, News
This post was originally published August 27, 2009 “… the perpetuation of an atrocity cannot and should not be a basis for losing sight of who we are … Mr. Al-Megrahi now faces a sentence imposed by a higher power. It’s one that no court … could revoke or overrule. It is terminal, final and [...]
Tags: lockerbie scotland·terrorism
Glen Beck And Bill O’Reilly Discuss Violating American Law
May 18th, 2010 · 2 Comments · america, Democracy, News, War on Terror
I sat riveted in my chair for a good 20 seconds before I realized this was one of the most futile exchanges I’ve seen in a while. Debating whether or not American citizens should have Miranda rights is anathema to American ideals. Throwing the baby out with the bath water. I’m amazed that conservative fervor [...]
Tags: Bill O'Reilly·Glen Beck·miranda rights·terrorism·War on Terror
Rudy Guiliani Defends Terrorists– Is Liz Cheney Outraged Yet?
March 3rd, 2010 · No Comments · america, Democracy, Politics, War on Terror
Liz Cheney’s ridiculous outfit Keep America Safe should investigate this: It turns out that among the many high-profile lawyers who have represented so-called “terrorist detainees” is a top attorney with Rudy Giuliani’s firm, Bracewell Giuliani, according to court documents examined by TPMmuckraker. Bracewell Giuliani Attorney Carol Elder Bruce, a distinguished white collar litigator, is listed [...]
Tags: justice department·liz cheney·rudy guiliani·terrorism·War on Terror
Remembering Vernon Hunter
February 23rd, 2010 · No Comments · america, Political Fringe, War on Terror
Who is Vernon Hunter? I wouldn’t have known the answer to that question if it weren’t for a few dedicated writers. They decided to spotlight the real hero of last week’s domestic terrorist attack against an Austin IRS building. Vernon Hunter was a father. He was a husband. He was a Vietnam veteran, who was [...]
Tags: america·Austin·Conservatives·Economy·IRS·joe stack·terrorism·vernon hunter
Double Standard?
January 5th, 2010 · No Comments · Middle East, News, Racism, War on Terror
From Andrew and the Dish: Bloggers have had a great time exposing the inconsistency on the pro-torture right. Why should Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab be tortured as an enemy combatant while Richard Reid was prosecuted by civilian authorities under Bush? Isn’t the unconscious truth obvious? One has an English name; the other has a very [...]
Just A Thought…
January 5th, 2010 · No Comments · War on Terror
What the hell is wrong with full body scanners? If it enables me to fly unencumbered by the threat of assholes with C-4 in their thongs, then I’m all for it. I’ll take a little discomfort for safety any day of the week. Let’s get on with it TSA. Make it happen!
Tags: terrorism·War on Terror
My Favorite Posts Of 2009: A Letter, A Question, And No Answers
December 31st, 2009 · No Comments · america, Democracy, News
From a reader of The Daily Dish, June 1, 2009: I remember sitting in my bible study shortly after the Sept 11 attacks. The women were discussing the horrible things Islamic terrorists do in the name of their God and their religion. I was too private to let them know my experiences. I ran three [...]
Tags: 2009·Abortion·america·Democracy·favorite posts·Politics·terrorism
