The pseudonym "Philo Vaihinger" has been abandoned. All posts have been and are written by me, Joseph Auclair.

Monday, April 22, 2013

The traitors among us

ACLU

Did you know the ACLU was founded as a communist front for the purpose of advancing the subversive efforts of communism in the USA?

We are a long way from those days and the ACLU has been on the right side of numerous issues since then, often with the blessing of Moscow.

Of course, contemporary radicals have since 9/11 treated Muslims, Islamic fundamentalism, and Muslim terrorism according to the maxim, “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.”

And the ACLU has stood with them, shoulder to shoulder.

And yet the very same radical left has called for much greater FBI watchfulness of Christian, anti-abortion groups, especially those which may spawn actual violence and terrorism.

I have never heard of Senator Feinstein or any other Democrat expressing objections to denigration of or spreading hatred toward Christians of however narrowly defined a sort.

Or discriminatory, unlawful, prejudicial, or unconstitutional “profiling” of Christian or other militia or related organizations.

American policy toward terrorism would make a lot more sense were it not for the fact that while Christianity – primarily Protestant Christianity – has become a client religion of the Republican Party, Islam has become a client of the Democrats.

In this instance, Representative King may have been right.


In any case, the suggestion should be debated on its merits rather being rejected out of hand, as it seems to have been by Senator Feinstein.

The quote from Levin supporting the idea that the Bombers were not part of any organized, threatening group may be relevant but is not clearly decisive.

On the other hand, it certainly is relevant to note that the elder brother actually was subject to an investigation some time ago and the FBI found no special cause for concern.

But the methods and failures of the NYPD some time ago perhaps are not.

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