Jackson Jambalaya

we know where you live infidel!

Good. Give me some target practice.

they need to remember moamar crying under a tractor after we shredded his kid with bombs a few years ago. rematch! find a target and hit it HARD.

Islam is a horrible controlling religion of mind controlled zealots. All religion is stupid and worthless in my opinion, but Islam is a cancer upon the world that wants to control or kill everyone. Fuck that said the little red hen. I think we shouldn't tolerate any religion that doesn't has tolerance itself, be it Islam or fundamental Christianity. It would be ok with me if we carpet nuked the whole lot.

Well said.

So, your lack of religion has taught you it's a good idea to commit genocide against the intolerant?

How very tolerant of you.

(Sheesh ....)

Anderson, you make a great point. However, the "tolerant" among us are far more intolerant that those whom they attack for not being enlightened as are they.

Dammit, KF. I really enjoy your blog. If some batshit crazy non-infidel kills you, how am I gonna know what Elvis is up to????

As a man once said, "cautions breed cautions". Wise words. Wise. Words.

No, I have no desire to blow anyone up, but Islam has spread like a disease throughout the world. It wants to either convert you or kill you. So dear Anderson, when you are feeling smug in Fondren eating a shitty overpriced taco, sipping a mojito, remember this, you are just as much of an Infidel and I am and a Jihadist would love to blow you up so he can get his 76 hirsute virgins. You think that being tolerant from your side is gonna make Islam not wanna skewer you? Religion, Dogma, Ideology, that is what is really wrong in this world. Everyone thinks they have the "truth" and the more radical and insane it it, the more willing to die or kill for it one becomes. I don't see any St. James episcopals strapping bombs to their chests, but there are some ultra conservative baptists in this town that probably would if their preacher suggested it. Go to church, get whatever you get from going, but leave me out.

Big smiles all around in Plains, Georgia.

6 and 6:47 pm, lumping Islam in with Christianity? Good grief, get a clue.

Watched CSPAN last night to see exactly what Hillary C said and what Romney said (no commentary, just the unedited version). I'm not a Hillary fan, but her speech was good. Romney said exactly what I was thinking. Well, with one exception--have to admit, my gut reaction was *&#!@*%, marines need to go in and just wipe out those who did this.

6:47 said: "there are some ultra conservative baptists in this town that probably would if their preacher suggested it. Go to church, get whatever you get from going, but leave me out"

Okay, I'll leave you out. Are there some nut jobs in Christian Churches? Yep. But the blooshed is miles deeper from those outside the church than from within the church. 350 years of the Spanish Inquisition caused less bloodshed than US abortion clinics cause in two days.

I saw an excellent comment somewhere along the lines: "I an understand the American flag getting taken down after the embassy was overrun by an enormous mob, but why wasn't the ground littered with dead Muslims?"

Anonymous at 0919, your last sentence is an absurd and useless hyperbole. Not to mention off topic.

Not to mention off topic.

As is your last sentence.

Is it Jimmy Obama or Barack Carter?

What's next ... some cruise missiles, incoherent drone assassinations or a fresh Bob Hope-styled apology tour of the Middle East with Hollywood starlets in blue burkas?

It is the gospel of the foreign-policy establishment that the rages of Islamic radicals are to be understood and the views of anti-Islamic radicals are to be apologized for by people who are not responsible for them and a nation that did not disseminate them and therefore are neither responsible for nor the appropriate deliverers of an apology. And the Obama administration represents the distillation of the current foreign-policy establishment view.

Romney can be criticized for attacking it. Romney can be criticized for what he said, for his wording, for his ideas. He can be faulted for his timing—although such criticism is really only about style and political smarts, not substance. But the onslaught yesterday wasn’t about that. What Mark Halperin calls “the gang of 500″—the world of conventional opinion—was saying one thing and one thing only to Mitt Romney, and that was: You are not to speak.

Read the whole thing "Interns" because the ideologue encouraging you to stand around a table scolding an imaginary Mitt Romney isn't interested in your enlightenment but only in your subjugation to the failed agenda of a wholly incompetent POTUS.

[T]wo Libyan officials, including the commander of a security force which escorted the U.S. rescuers, said a later assault on a supposedly safe refuge for the diplomats appeared professionally executed.
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"I really believe that this attack was planned," he said, adding to suggestions by other Libyan officials that at least some of the hostility towards the Americans was the work of experienced combatants. "The accuracy with which the mortars hit us was too good for any regular revolutionaries."

9:30 said, "your last sentence is an absurd and useless hyperbole."

Um, you are wrong. Of course, facts are an inconvenient bother to the tolerant.

1:32pm, it would appear so, as your misrepresentation of facts are a constant source of encouragement to the intolerant.

This just in - reports are that the US Ambassador to Egypt had forbidden the Marines guarding the embassy from carrying live ammo. She spent to siege in D.C. These decisions are made for each embassy by the ambassador to that country. Developing....

I swear that is donna at 1:32...

Absurd. No one puts Barney Fife on guard duty with an empty rifle. They may have been under strict rules of engagement, but they were locked and loaded.

Bill - I agree it's absurd - here's the story:

http://freebeacon.com/reports-marines-not-permitted-live-ammo/

They mention they do not know if the same policy was in effect in Libya.

Security at the consulate seems to've been minimal; I've chimed in at this thread, so won't repeat myself here.

According to senior diplomatic sources, the US State Department had credible information 48 hours before mobs charged the consulate in Benghazi, and the embassy in Cairo, that American missions may be targeted, but no warnings were given for diplomats to go on high alert and "lockdown", under which movement is severely restricted.
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According to security sources the consulate had been given a "health check" in preparation for any violence connected to the 9/11 anniversary. In the event, the perimeter was breached within 15 minutes of an angry crowd starting to attack it at around 10pm on Tuesday night. There was, according to witnesses, little defence put up by the 30 or more local guards meant to protect the staff. Ali Fetori, a 59-year-old accountant who lives near by, said: "The security people just all ran away and the people in charge were the young men with guns and bombs."

Wissam Buhmeid, the commander of the Tripoli government-sanctioned Libya's Shield Brigade, effectively a police force for Benghazi, maintained that it was anger over the Mohamed video which made the guards abandon their post. "There were definitely people from the security forces who let the attack happen because they were themselves offended by the film; they would absolutely put their loyalty to the Prophet over the consulate. The deaths are all nothing compared to insulting the Prophet."

Does 2:51 really think Donner K would defend the Catholic Church?