After the Weather Underground’s seven-year bombing campaign, three senior FBI men were heading toward a criminal trial. And not a single Weatherman.
Days of Rage.
For those who are wondering why the FBI is so lefty, Bryan Burroughs’ book provides the answer. The FBI agents who hunted the left-wing terrorists in the 1970s were rubbished, persecuted, and prosecuted for ridiculous things like steaming open and reading the terrorists’ letters. Twenty, thirty years of stellar records of serving their country amounted to nothing. Risking their lives to stop the terrorist criminals meant bupkes. FBI agents saw Dohrn, Ayers, Boudin, and the rest of the murderers rewarded with honors and high-paying jobs for terrorizing and killing people. The agents, in the meantime, were ground into the dust for trying to stop these lunatics from committing more murders.
Is it surprising that there’s a shortage of people at the FBI who are interested in stopping today’s Dohrns and Ayerses? The terrorists saw every one of their ideas become accepted, celebrated, and aggressively imposed. Why shouldn’t the FBI run around, investigating imaginary nooses at the behest of Weathermen’s students?
I once again repeat my suggestion that nobody should immigrate into this country without reading Days of Rage very carefully and getting tested on the knowledge of the material.
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nobody should immigrate into [the USA]
until those who are already here have read
Days of Rage very carefully and g[otten] tested on the knowledge of the material.
It’s a start.
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OK, I like this one even more than my original suggestions. Let’s go with it.
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Plus, James Comey was a literal, actual commie.
https://x.com/clayandbuck/status/1975969037726454034
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Looks like we may be on the verge of declaring the current crop of terrorists a “foreign terrorist organization”– I won’t believe it until it’s in writing, officially– which would apparently open up interesting new avenues for prosecution.
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I don’t understand which foreign country is supposed to be behind them. Has anybody heard an explanation?
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Foreign funding more than foreign country? IIRC something similar happens with muslim terrorist organizations like ISIS, where the backing isn’t traceable, or doesn’t hail back to any one particular country, but multiple sources. Either way the constant whingeing about “oh, it’s not an organization, just a loose collective of voluntary blah blah blah” which they think makes them magically immune to prosecution *as an organization* needs to be curb stomped.
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Once prospective immigrants to the Netherlands have been approved, they are given a talk and shown videos at Dutch consulates worldwide on what to expect as everyday life in their country of choice: equality between men and women, religious freedom, freedom of speech and association, gay pride parades, prostitutes in shop windows…
Well, look at Dutch society: it doesn’t seem to have worked.
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