15 September 2011

Obama's Attack Watch - Comical or Kafkaesque

Hu Is Watching Yu
While many Americans are laughing at the Attack Watch video now going viral on the web or reading how Obama's ominous threats are "pointless", there are some Americans who are not laughing.

Perhaps someone should ask Gibson Guitar's CEO Henry Juszkiewicz just how funny opposing Barack Obama can be.

It's not like Americans were not warned or did not see this coming, before Obama's Attack Watch there was Fight the Smears where Barack Obama's campaign responded that the president would "respond to any smears forcefully with all means at our disposal".  Sadly there are some Americans who are finding out the hard way just what that means.

I can't help but ask myself if Americans deserving of freedom or liberty when they seem to have lost all respect for it.  Our children are being groped in the nation's airports and now a sitting president is urging his political supporters to spy on and report their fellow citizens.  Where is the outrage?

  
Seriously this is the kind of surreal spy vs. spy crap is something we would expect from some Cold War era totalitarian regime where some poor sod forfeits a kidney for listening to the wrong radio station.

The idea of a government or it's president attempting to restrict freedom of speech and/or inducing and encouraging it's citizens to spy on each other is not representative of a free demographic society respectful of human rights, rather it is the staple of an authoritative and at times totalitarian regime who is unwilling to embrace the principles of freedom or liberty.

Regardless of where Barack Obama was born, he is not an American.  He is an enemy of the State and should be treated as such.


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1 comment:

Matt said...

Lao,

I honestly don't know whether to laugh it off or not. The past three years have been simply surreal. What he has been able to get away with, especially Fast and Furious, has been simply astounding. I posted the video up on my blog as a joke, since I'm treating it as such. I do think what happened to Gibson's CEO is just absurd...meanwhile they say Fast and Furious goes to the highest levels...we'll see how that investigation goes.

A buddy of mine is looking more in depth at Fast and Furious. As it turns out, there were two other programs, one in Miami shipping weapons to Nicaragua (that program didn't even have a name!) and one in Indiana (my home state, of all places!) shipping them to Chicago.