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Democrats were calling for restraint? Certainly not across the board.
Afghanistan:
Authorization for Use of Military Force against Terrorists: only one dissenting vote in the House and none in the Senate.
Iraq:
60% of Democratic Senators voting for the resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq; 40% of the House Democrats also voted in favor.
I'm not in favor of any of these military actions; yet, to try to state that the political situation is simply a reversal as concerns our intervention in Libya is asinine and historically incorrect.
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And the one worlders march on.
France is using the same UN resolution to
enforce regime change in IC.
Another French front in Africa | Presseurop (English)
Never mind that the legal ruler is Gbagbo according
to the courts of the Ivory Coast, it's all about what
the 'international community' decides.
Never mind either that Quattara is a native of
Burkino Faso that was part of the influx of moslem
immigrants wanting to share in the prosperity of
IC, now surely it will turn into another stagnant
islamic backwater country.
Now we know what Maxine Waters was up to back
in 2000.
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Not neccessarily so, this has to do with national
sovereingty also.
The legal process in IC has declared that the sitting
president won the election but the 'international
community' has declared the challenger the winner.
You may not have noticed but American sovereingty
is also ultimately at stake, something that I have a
problem with giving up to international rule.
Another example, unless you consider marxism a religion,
which isn't that far fetched, is Honduras, the marxist
president tried to unconstitutionally set up a dictatorship
akin to that of Cuba and not unlike what Chavez is
presently making great progress with in Venezuela.
The legislature brought it before the Honduran supreme
court and they ruled the move unconstitutional and the
marxist was removed from office.
Our own government insists on calling this a 'coup'
when in reality it was the legal process taking it's due
course, this is avidly echoed in our obedient media.
Our government has placed several sanctions against
the Honduran government, this is most likely an
unconstitutional act by our present ruling regime
in America.
Something like what is happening in the Ivory Coast
also happened in Kenya, thousands were killed in
mob violence, homes, businesses and churches were
burned down, hundreds of thousands were displaced
and now reside in refugee camps over baseless charges
of election fraud perpetuated by a tribe of Arabs
(who basicly Arab supremacists, leaving out the
religious aspects) from which Obama himself
descended and who held the franchise in centuries
past of the east African slave trade and who migrated
to Kenya in times past.
Funny how black liberation theology is so biased against
white people but completely overlooks Arab atrocities,
example was the fact that Loopy Loui would not
condemn the Arab rulers of Sudan for genocide and
a still active taking of black slaves from the southern
Sudan when Loopy Loui claims to be all about being
for black people, that is one huge disconnect that
everyone conviently overlooks for the sake of political
correctness, go figga!
But now we see migration and a takeover coup in
the Ivory Coast but the 'international community'
using military force to assist this takeover of
a sovereign nation.
As soon as their candidate was appointed to be the
prime minister of Kenya, they ceased rioting,
meanwhile the 'international community' did nothing
except recomend a sharing of power, do they do the
same in Ivory Coast, HELL NO!!
It may pass your smell test but I say something stinks!
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That's just one aspect of the equation.
Gleaned from the BBC:
So who is 'the international community?'
Must be talking about the UN, do we not agree??
So that leads to the question, who is in control
of the UN??
A question that must be asked;
Considering the many egregious violations of
human rights throughout the moslem world,
why do the majority of resolutions passed
by the UN against any particular state happen
to be against Israel??
That says a lot, you know.
Lastly, where is a quote from Mr Gbagbo's
spokesman????
What we see here and repeatedly in our media
is only one side of the story and usually the
wrong side when you get right down to it.
Here is another example, just after Barry Hussein
returned fro Rio a young man went into a school
and killed, execution style, (he lined his victims up
against the wall and shot them in the head) 12
students, aged 12 to 15.
In all the Brazilian news outlets it was reported
tha he had recently begun to visit islamic web
sites and had been spouting verses from the
koran.
In America not one peep of that aspect was even
mentioned at all, it was a total mystery why he
had committed such a brutal senseless act.
No doubt the young man was mentally deranged
but when you take someone who is in such a
state of mind as that and give him information
that encourages him to commit violent acts such
as that, then there will be some who will act upon
their insanity.
That's how they get jihadist suicide bombers, btw,
after police wounded him, the young man committed
suicide.
Did he think he would immediately be transported
to paradise as the koran states??????
Who knows but one thing is for sure, we need to
look at that aspect of these sorts of crimes rather
than keep our heads squarlely between our buttocks
and ignore it as if it didn't exist.
One more point, we are inundated with claims of
prejudice against moslems in America but according
the FBI statistics, that accounts for only 3% of the
reported hate crimes, hate crimes against Jews
amounts to over 50% of those reported but we
never hear of that in the news.
In the dispicable 'pedophile protection act' that was
inserted in a defense department spending bill, only
one religious group was mentioned, moslems, nothing
in there to protect Christians, Jews, Hindus, Budhists,
or even those who follow the flying spaghetti monster,
only moslems as a religious group are protected
under that hate crimes bill.
Does that seem right to you, or does it seem to
be granting special rights to one specific group?
In this case it's impossible to ignore.
What has and is really transpiring in Ivory Coast?
This was a dhimmi-style election victory. Gbagbos
moslem opponent was actually ineligible to run
because he was not a native Ivoirean (hes from
the neighboring moslem state of Burkina Faso), but
he ran anyway with the support, of course, of the
moslems in the north, many of them from Burkina
Faso themselves.
However, for two years in a row before that,
elections had been cancelled - with the SUPPORT
of the UN and various African organizations -
because they felt that the country was too unstable
to guarantee the process, since the moslems from
the north were busy attacking Christian villages
in the north and were working their way south.
(Note; elections have been delayed in Nigeria for
EXACTLY the same reasons, northern minority
moslem agression against a southern Christian
majority and probably we will see much the same
story unfold there at some point in the future
as we see happening in Ivory Coast.)
When they held the election, Gbagbo actually won,
and the moslems immediately claimed fraud, even
though it was the moslems who had been trying to
intimidate Christians to keep them away from the
polls in the north and anywhere they were dominant,
and there had been major moslem attacks on Christian
villages where Gbagbo was expected to win, with
mass rape being a favorite feature of the moslem
warriors.
This time, with the support of the UN and the French,
the moslems were awarded the election after a
supposed recount.
So it is dubious that the people elected Ouattara,
unless you mean a dhimmi style election, which is
where they keep adjusting the totals until their
candidate wins. But even the dhimmicrats dont usually
go in for mass rape and slaughter, yet, at any rate.
But then here in America we have people like
Zulu Shabazz with poll station rhetoric such as
'kill them cracker babies' and yet our moslem in
chief and his moslem attorney general won't even
give him a slap on the wrist for poll station voter
intimidation.
Will some mentally off balance individuals take
action upon such hateful rhetoric, suffice it to
say they already have, the only disagreement a
about that is just how many times has it already
happened in this country.
Perhaps what is really odd is your head in the
sand view of religious implications, after all the
'new panthers' is merely a militant branch of the
nation of islam here in the USA.
Enlarging on that view, the moslem brotherhood
is the mother of all islamic jihadist groups, from
al-Qaeda to the al-Quds brigade, each tasked
with some particular tactic that fits into a larger
strategic plan.
Yet in this country we are told they are mostly
secular, nothing could be farther from the truth.
Likewise the new panther party is a militant offshoot
of the nation of islam and we are told they are just
a civil rights group seeking justice for the black
man and for moslems.
Really??
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