Charlie Hebdo pissed off the muzzies...

[deltex1]

so the muzzies killed Charlie. Gitmo pisses off the muzzies...so we close Gitmo. Is there a lesson here? Why didn't Charlie close up shop? Our president is comfortable closing up shop. Maybe he is not cowardly...he just thinks he won the war?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Perhaps Obama is just trying to help his kin folk

 

[emilynghiem]

so the muzzies killed Charlie. Gitmo pisses off the muzzies...so we close Gitmo. Is there a lesson here? Why didn't Charlie close up shop? Our president is comfortable closing up shop. Maybe he is not cowardly...he just thinks he won the war?

The Charlie Hezbo movement will regenerate greater interest in satire, free speech and press, and using that to resolve issues instead of just inciting backlash. So the good things will increase and fulfill the purpose of free speech and press, while the bad problems will diminish as more people address this seriously instead of letting the violence repeat viciously.

The Gitmo situation will be replaced with better means of containing the problem with Jihadists who don't respect due process of law. We cannot afford to pay for cases such as the Ft. Hood shooting, where taxdollars are spent on the medical care and support for the convict while the families of the veterans killed are still fighting this issue of writing it off as "workplace violence."

So that issue remains to be addressed, on the proper way to deal with such factions of the population,
and who is going to pay for rehab and recovery costs incurred by such acts, or pay for imprisonment, or if restitution can be required and from whom. See proposal for setting up military prisons and hospitals along the border: Earned Amnesty

In both cases, better solutions will replace what didn't solve the problems in the past.

 

[deltex1]

so the muzzies killed Charlie. Gitmo pisses off the muzzies...so we close Gitmo. Is there a lesson here? Why didn't Charlie close up shop? Our president is comfortable closing up shop. Maybe he is not cowardly...he just thinks he won the war?

The Charlie Hezbo movement will regenerate greater interest in satire, free speech and press, and using that to resolve issues instead of just inciting backlash. So the good things will increase and fulfill the purpose of free speech and press, while the bad problems will diminish as more people address this seriously instead of letting the violence repeat viciously.

The Gitmo situation will be replaced with better means of containing the problem with Jihadists who don't respect due process of law. We cannot afford to pay for cases such as the Ft. Hood shooting, where taxdollars are spent on the medical care and support for the convict while the families of the veterans killed are still fighting this issue of writing it off as "workplace violence."

So that issue remains to be addressed, on the proper way to deal with such factions of the population,
and who is going to pay for rehab and recovery costs incurred by such acts, or pay for imprisonment, or if restitution can be required and from whom. See proposal for setting up military prisons and hospitals along the border: Earned Amnesty

In both cases, better solutions will replace what didn't solve the problems in the past.

Oh.

 

[American_Jihad]

So Much for 'Je Suis Charlie': Swedish Artist Investigated for Satire of Muslim Refugees
So much for championing freedom of speech.
10.21.2015
News
Tiffany Gabbay

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Putting his flyers into home post boxes in the Danish town of Silkeborg, Mr. Park had hoped to direct “as much attention as possible” to the issue of terrorists sneaking into Europe, disguised among the migrant hordes.

The Silkeborg force initially decided to investigate Mr. Park for making threats and inciting terror, but could find no grounds to charge him for the political satire. Instead, he and his assistants who helped him flyer the area will be fined 1,000dkk (£100) each for posting the flyers in unauthorised spaces, reports TheLocal.dk.

This is not the first time Mr. Park has seen controversy stem from his work. As well as being sentenced to six months behind bars for racial agitation in 2014, his works have also prompted violence and death threats. A Copenhagen art gallery cancelled an exhibition of his works in 2014 after death threats were made against the gallery owner and his family for showing the art.

So much for #JeSuisCharlie

So Much for 'Je Suis Charlie': Swedish Artist Investigated for Satire of Muslim Refugees