Friday, November 27, 2009
Palestinians first; Americans need not apply
Now we know the name of those pretty party-crashers at the White House dinner. Tareq Salahi is the man; his trophy wife is Michaele, which sounds like an Italian name.
Aaaaand here we go again. Americans have to endure complete and absolute security checks in all official buildings and airports, and get tased if they dare to complain or look discontented.
Our enemies don't have the same problem. A Palestinian Arab infiltrator declares openly, brazenly and frequently that he is an enthusiastic supporter of our specific enemy, and the Army takes his side. A Palestinian Arab who looks rich and important is waved through all the gates into the presence of the President.
Well, obviously the term "our enemies" is inaccurate. Arabs are the enemies of the American nation, but they are not the enemies of the government. In other words, we are objectively under Arab occupation.
Note: from what we're hearing today it seems that Salahi (unlike Hasan) is not an ideological supporter of the enemy, though his financial problems could make him a perfect candidate for a paid agent. I'm not assuming malevolence on his part; the trouble is that the supposed protectors of the White House failed to assume malevolence when faced with an unknown and uninvited Arab. A party-crasher named Travis McCowan would have been frogmarched straight to a life sentence in Supermax. ¶ 8:43 AM
Aaaaand here we go again. Americans have to endure complete and absolute security checks in all official buildings and airports, and get tased if they dare to complain or look discontented.
Our enemies don't have the same problem. A Palestinian Arab infiltrator declares openly, brazenly and frequently that he is an enthusiastic supporter of our specific enemy, and the Army takes his side. A Palestinian Arab who looks rich and important is waved through all the gates into the presence of the President.
Well, obviously the term "our enemies" is inaccurate. Arabs are the enemies of the American nation, but they are not the enemies of the government. In other words, we are objectively under Arab occupation.
Note: from what we're hearing today it seems that Salahi (unlike Hasan) is not an ideological supporter of the enemy, though his financial problems could make him a perfect candidate for a paid agent. I'm not assuming malevolence on his part; the trouble is that the supposed protectors of the White House failed to assume malevolence when faced with an unknown and uninvited Arab. A party-crasher named Travis McCowan would have been frogmarched straight to a life sentence in Supermax. ¶ 8:43 AM
