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Diplomatic note to the shores of Tripoli:

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While the United States of America thoroughly condemns images that offend your exquisite religious sensitivities, it is our official position that use of RPGs at film festivals is overzealous. We have therefore withdrawn our Ambassador.

Notwithstanding that sanction, and as a show of good faith, we have given a “two thumbs down” rating to the perpetrator of the most recent offense against The Prophet Mohammed. See attached photograph. The United States therefore expects all film related festivities in the Middle East and Africa to cease being hosted on US soil.

To further encourage a return to normal relations, the President of the United States will issue an executive order banning showings of the movie “Zero Dark Thirty.” As you may know, this film documents the death of Osama bin-Laden. The rumor that President Obama’s Administration directly co-operated in the making of that film must be stopped.

Below you will find reporting indicating that the American people fully support our initiatives.

Yours Truly,
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of Statism

Alleged ‘Innocence of Muslims’ filmmaker taken in for interview

Pay No Attention to the Burning Flags, Stormed Consulates, and Dead Americans . . .
By Victor Davis Hanson

Raging crowds and Islamic wrath could not possibly be connected to the enlightened Obama administration or, more generally to a U.S. that has been “reset” on his watch — given the three years of laborious Muslim outreach and the long-ago departure of George Bush. So we are to think away all those burning flags, stormed consulates, and dead Americans, and instead remember that the violence “is a response,” a sort of cry of the heart against a couple of America-residing video makers — and has nothing much to do with any anger at well-meaning Americans per se.

The Unofficial Campaign’s Latest Disinformation Offensive
Paul A. Rahe

The American people cannot be allowed to discover that Barack Obama’s policy of appeasement has persuaded our enemies that we are weak and feckless and has elicited aggression on their part. Nor can they be allowed to learn that Hillary Clinton and our minions have been grossly negligent with regard to the security of our embassies, consulates, and other installations in the larger Muslim world. Instead, we must ignore the spirit of the First Amendment and vent our wrath on an inept Coptic Christian immigrant from Egypt.

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Illegal immigrants being pwnd, Democrats committing vote fraud, Useful idiots calling for confiscation of all profits, Union bosses lying about their employers, God is dead to Democrats, Women defined as vaginas

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Just a day at the Democrat’s convention.

Young face put on illegal immigration at DNC
“I’ve had to live almost my entire life knowing I could be deported just because of the way I came here.” And “how you came here,” that would be… illegally? Same with how you stay here?

Just whose votes does Obama expect to gain by suing Arizona, or issuing that executive “no deportation” order? A possible answer:
State Rep. Hudson Hallum, 3 Others Plead Guilty to Election Fraud

Democrats loudly proclaim there’s no such thing as vote fraud, and call Republicans racists for mentioning it. But, is there any reason to believe arranging for illegal immigrants to vote would have caused Hudson Hallum the slightest pang of conscience? Is there any reason to believe the president’s executive order was not crassly political in its timing? He could have done it over 3 years ago if he thought it about justice or compassion.

DNC delegates: Let’s ban corporate profits!
And these are people supposedly knowledgeable about politics and business? They are selecting THEIR candidate for the most (as yet) important job in the world.

Steelworker Featured at DNC Didn’t Work for Bain
They’ve got commercials where Democrat operatives claim to have converted from the GOP, why not someone who prevaricates about where he worked?

On the removal of “God,” and “Jerusalem” from the platform. First, the floor vote was obviously a fraud. Second, the President either knew about it and agrees, or didn’t know about it and is incompetent. On his record, I lean toward believing the former – his acolytes made it clear they (also) don’t like people “clinging to religion,” or calling Jerusalem the capital of Israel. As if it was their decision rather than Israel’s.

Then, there’s the nearly incoherent speech by Sandra Fluke. Ms Fluke became famous because Rush Limbaugh used the word ‘slut’ to describe her demand that you pay for her birth control pills. Slut is imprecise, because it leaves out the Federal pimp. I’d say ‘cheap whore to big government.’ Cheap, because the contraceptives she wants your Uncle Sam on the hook for cost 4 bucks a month. Whore, because it’s not about wanting to have sex, it’s about making someone else pay for it.

DNC delegates: Let’s ban corporate profits!
And these are people supposedly knowledgable about politics and economics? They want to say Obama’s” “You didn’t build that,” is taken out of context? They ARE the context.

Steelworker Featured at DNC Didn’t Work for Bain
They’ve got commercials where Democrat operatives claim to have converted from the GOP, why not someone who prevaricates about where he worked?

The Democrats think these ideas are good ones for their brand. Consider that while (if) you’re watching the soaring rhetorician accept his annointment tonight.

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False Flags

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In case you missed these: Democrats lying about being Republicans and intimating that religious bigotry is a good campaign tactic.

Republican Women For Obama? [UPDATED: Another Fake “Republican” Exposed]

Meet the Tennessee Man Who Tried to Start a Mormon Whisper Campaign

Obama for America coordinator continues anti-Mormon bigotry; Lies about being Republican, deletes tweet

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Funeral protests

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We already restrict the rights of non-participants in regard to Funeral processions.

Florida, for example;

(a) Regardless of any traffic control device or right-of-way provisions prescribed by state or local ordinance, pedestrians and operators of all vehicles, except as stated in paragraph (c), shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle which is part of a funeral procession being led by a funeral escort vehicle or a funeral lead vehicle.

(b) When the funeral lead vehicle lawfully enters an intersection, either by reason of a traffic control device or at the direction of law enforcement personnel, the remaining vehicles in the funeral procession may follow through the intersection regardless of any traffic control devices or right-of-way provisions prescribed by state or local law.

Pennsylvania law requires “vehicles to stop for a funeral procession.”

North Carolina restricts the rights of drivers too:

(h) The operator of a vehicle proceeding in the same direction as a funeral procession shall not pass or attempt to pass the funeral procession, except that the operator of such a vehicle may pass a funeral procession when the highway has been marked for two or more lanes of moving traffic in the same direction of the funeral procession.
(i) An operator of a vehicle shall not knowingly drive between vehicles in a funeral procession by crossing their path unless directed to do so by a person authorized to direct traffic. When a funeral procession is proceeding through a steady or strobe-beam stoplight emitting a red light as permitted by subsection (c), an operator of a vehicle that is not in the funeral procession shall not enter the intersection knowing a funeral procession is in progress, even if facing a steady or strobe-beam stoplight emitting a green light, unless the operator can do so safely without crossing the path of the funeral procession.

As does Michigan:

You must yield for vehicles in a funeral procession

If we can have these traffic laws protecting the mourners, I can see no reason why we cannot prohibit protestors from shouting “Your child will burn in Hell!”, closer than 500 feet from a military funeral.

As another example, what’s the distance we enforce for pro-life protestors around an abortion clinic?

The funeral procession laws have attracted no criticism on the basis that they restrict free expression, though they certainly do, and though the arbortion clinic rules attract criticism, it is not from the ACLU. The ACLU, rather, raises “unintended consequences” that might affect abortion protestors as part of their criticism of laws proposing to restrict funeral protests. Ironic.

There is no reason that small limitations on the ability of homophobic protestors to attract press attention should cause any stir. The ability of military family members to address their bereavement privately is not a Constitutional issue.

If shouting “Fire!” in a crowded theater is a example of a limit to free speech, then so is shouting “He deserved to die!” at a soldier’s funeral.

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