Saturday, February 11, 2006
Dhimmi Carter, Wiretapper
You had to know this was coming: The Poster Child of Dhimmitude, the man who started the Islamic revolution and who has just falsely accused President Bush of spying on Americans, really did spy on Americans. Read The Anchoress: Carter's Tiresome Hypocrisy.
Dhimmi Jimmy Carter, who decided to cheapen Coretta Scott-King's memorial service by lobbing a juvenile fizzler at President Bush, authorised the wiretapping of (insert Psycho's shower-murder-scene staccato violins here) an American citizen. That's right! Oh. My. God.
We got trouble Oh we got trouble right here in River City Oh we got trouble
I wonder if Ted Kennedy even noticed that Carter clumsily employed Jack and Bobby Kennedy's wiretapping of Martin Luther King to suggest that President Bush is spying on innocent Americans. King was standing up to monumental institutional bigotry for his rights as an American citizen. The Kennedys spied on him for domestic political purposes. That was a breach of King's civil rights. In contrast, President Bush's terror surviellance program is not only not directed at innocent American citizens but is assiduously and completely in accord with the Constitution.
Assignment for idiots: prove me wrong.
Dhimmi Jimmy Carter, who decided to cheapen Coretta Scott-King's memorial service by lobbing a juvenile fizzler at President Bush, authorised the wiretapping of (insert Psycho's shower-murder-scene staccato violins here) an American citizen. That's right! Oh. My. God.
We got trouble Oh we got trouble right here in River City Oh we got trouble
I wonder if Ted Kennedy even noticed that Carter clumsily employed Jack and Bobby Kennedy's wiretapping of Martin Luther King to suggest that President Bush is spying on innocent Americans. King was standing up to monumental institutional bigotry for his rights as an American citizen. The Kennedys spied on him for domestic political purposes. That was a breach of King's civil rights. In contrast, President Bush's terror surviellance program is not only not directed at innocent American citizens but is assiduously and completely in accord with the Constitution.
Assignment for idiots: prove me wrong.
