Obama calls The United States Of America "uncomfortably similar" to Nazi Germany

Due process doesn't extend to the battlefield. Having joined the enemy as such a high level operative, Al-Awlaki made himself a target.

Except that Al-Awlaki wasn't on a battlefield. He was sitting a hut somewhere. This is the problem with thinking about terrorism as a military matter. What if Person X, an American citizen, were an AQ operative living in a house in Reno. Can we send in an airstrike to level the house?

Yemen is a battlefield in the effort to fight al Queda. Perhaps if Reno was somehow cut off from the rest of the nation and law enforcement officers, or the military couldn't access the place. Quite unlikely, however.

That's the problem with a "war on terror". The entire planet is one massive battlefield.
 
A public out cry for that terrorist scum, Anwar Al-Awlaki? are you people serious? I am glad the fucker is dead.

So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

Due process doesn't extend to the battlefield. Having joined the enemy as such a high level operative, Al-Awlaki made himself a target.

Thats why America now is called a battlefield. I do hope you are never deemed a terrorist.
 
Except that Al-Awlaki wasn't on a battlefield. He was sitting a hut somewhere. This is the problem with thinking about terrorism as a military matter. What if Person X, an American citizen, were an AQ operative living in a house in Reno. Can we send in an airstrike to level the house?

Yemen is a battlefield in the effort to fight al Queda. Perhaps if Reno was somehow cut off from the rest of the nation and law enforcement officers, or the military couldn't access the place. Quite unlikely, however.

That's the problem with a "war on terror". The entire planet is one massive battlefield.
The poor terrorists. :(

Hey, Polk, they thank you for your unwavering support, but they want you dead anyway.
 
Yemen is a battlefield in the effort to fight al Queda. Perhaps if Reno was somehow cut off from the rest of the nation and law enforcement officers, or the military couldn't access the place. Quite unlikely, however.

That's the problem with a "war on terror". The entire planet is one massive battlefield.
The poor terrorists. :(

Hey, Polk, they thank you for your unwavering support, but they want you dead anyway.

Dave remember not to long ago many Americans were classified as terrorist just because they believed in certain values the administration did not.
 
That's the problem with a "war on terror". The entire planet is one massive battlefield.
The poor terrorists. :(

Hey, Polk, they thank you for your unwavering support, but they want you dead anyway.

Dave remember not to long ago many Americans were classified as terrorist just because they believed in certain values the administration did not.
Oh, yeah. I'm a Christian conservative veteran.

This Administration thinks I'm a domestic terrorist.
 
The poor terrorists. :(

Hey, Polk, they thank you for your unwavering support, but they want you dead anyway.

Dave remember not to long ago many Americans were classified as terrorist just because they believed in certain values the administration did not.
Oh, yeah. I'm a Christian conservative veteran.

This Administration thinks I'm a domestic terrorist.

Well they did pass that memo around.
 
So far that is the scariest thing he has done. And why there was no publicized outrage is beyond me. A precedent has been set. We are ALL fair game, now.

A public out cry for that terrorist scum, Anwar Al-Awlaki? are you people serious? I am glad the fucker is dead.

So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

How are we supposed to give due process to a terrorist hiding in the foothills of Yemen? if Anwar was interested in getting "due process" he could have turned himself in to the US Embassy in Sanaa.
 
So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

Due process doesn't extend to the battlefield. Having joined the enemy as such a high level operative, Al-Awlaki made himself a target.

Except that Al-Awlaki wasn't on a battlefield. He was sitting a hut somewhere. This is the problem with thinking about terrorism as a military matter. What if Person X, an American citizen, were an AQ operative living in a house in Reno. Can we send in an airstrike to level the house?

With your way of thinking all Al Qaeda has to do is put an American citizen in each of their hide outs, thus making their strong holds untouchable because we can't kill these guys without giving them their due process.:doubt:
 
In Obama we see the most blatant use of Hitlerian advice.


The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one.
"Adolf Hitler"

All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach.
"Adolf Hitler"

By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise.
"Adolf Hitler"

What good fortune for governments that the people do not think.
"Adolf Hitler"

The man (Obama) lies ALL the time. Most of what he said to the people of our country in his original campaigning for President was a lie. He does one thing today and says the opposite tomorrow. His lying is so blatant as to be unbelievable.
 
A public out cry for that terrorist scum, Anwar Al-Awlaki? are you people serious? I am glad the fucker is dead.

So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

How are we supposed to give due process to a terrorist hiding in the foothills of Yemen? if Anwar was interested in getting "due process" he could have turned himself in to the US Embassy in Sanaa.

Turned himself in with the real threat of being found the next morning hung by the neck with a belt he should not have had? Would you have done that? Now you can be deemed a terrorist it could very well happen to you.
 
A public out cry for that terrorist scum, Anwar Al-Awlaki? are you people serious? I am glad the fucker is dead.

So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

How are we supposed to give due process to a terrorist hiding in the foothills of Yemen? if Anwar was interested in getting "due process" he could have turned himself in to the US Embassy in Sanaa.

You revoke his citizenship. A minor legality Government can not be bothered with.
 
Due process doesn't extend to the battlefield. Having joined the enemy as such a high level operative, Al-Awlaki made himself a target.

Except that Al-Awlaki wasn't on a battlefield. He was sitting a hut somewhere. This is the problem with thinking about terrorism as a military matter. What if Person X, an American citizen, were an AQ operative living in a house in Reno. Can we send in an airstrike to level the house?

With your way of thinking all Al Qaeda has to do is put an American citizen in each of their hide outs, thus making their strong holds untouchable because we can't kill these guys without giving them their due process.:doubt:


The problem is that now you don't have due process even you can be deemed a terrorist and according to the law do not warrant that protection against an intrusive government.
 
So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

How are we supposed to give due process to a terrorist hiding in the foothills of Yemen? if Anwar was interested in getting "due process" he could have turned himself in to the US Embassy in Sanaa.

You revoke his citizenship. A minor legality Government can not be bothered with.
It's in the works.
Senate bill authorizes feds to revoke citizenship of Americans | Western Journalism.com
 
Did obama back in 2001 actually compare America to Nazi Germany? What a hypocrite he gets elected and does that very thing.

Obama calls The United States Of America "uncomfortably similar" to Nazi Germany - YouTube

Yep He is Mr NDAA, He has made Hitler proud!
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So due process should only exist for those we deem worthy? That's like saying only those who have agreeable things to say should have free speech.

Due process doesn't extend to the battlefield. Having joined the enemy as such a high level operative, Al-Awlaki made himself a target.

Thats why America now is called a battlefield. I do hope you are never deemed a terrorist.

I'll take my chances.
 
How are we supposed to give due process to a terrorist hiding in the foothills of Yemen? if Anwar was interested in getting "due process" he could have turned himself in to the US Embassy in Sanaa.

You revoke his citizenship. A minor legality Government can not be bothered with.
It's in the works.
Senate bill authorizes feds to revoke citizenship of Americans | Western Journalism.com

Without reading the article, is that for all americans or only for those that have become citizens?
 
In Obama we see the most blatant use of Hitlerian advice.


The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one.
"Adolf Hitler"

All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach.
"Adolf Hitler"

By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise.
"Adolf Hitler"

What good fortune for governments that the people do not think.
"Adolf Hitler"

The man (Obama) lies ALL the time. Most of what he said to the people of our country in his original campaigning for President was a lie. He does one thing today and says the opposite tomorrow. His lying is so blatant as to be unbelievable.

It is very kind of you to include the criteria they used on you. Yes he did offer the voters the "Moon" in 2008 and more than one American beleived him. However it is a bit disingenuous to say All.
 

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