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A couple good terrorism pieces here which I've gotten away from posting thanks to the focus needed to pay attention to all the razzle dazzle Obama shell game activities going on each and every day in DC...it's like a full time job almost with this administration.
One who's utilized the "throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks" policy since that's been their plan all along in the first place, and that's exactly what they're doing....overwhelming the system..
So when the enemy within isn't destroying the country, others out there still continue nearly unabated in their quest to destroy America and those who live within it....Damn, that sounds so much like the left.
Jihad Watch: "She ascribes it entirely to al-Qaeda, which is inaccurate, but since she has hardly said anything at all about the jihad threat in the U.S. before, and got her job because of her work on the border as Governor of Arizona, this is noteworthy. 'Homeland Security chief warns of threat from al-Qaeda sympathizers in U.S.,' by Spencer S. Hsu for the Washington Post, December 3 (thanks to Mackie):
Al-Qaeda followers are inside the United States and would like to attack targets here and in other countries, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday night" continued
Another related piece that shows a study that indicates Al Queda kills more of their own people than anyone out there and makes one wonder when the hell the so called "moderate Muslims" will come out from their hiding spots to reveal the enemy to us here and abroad so we can kill them before the terrorists get to them.
Which they have yet to do since 911 for the most part, and once they did Iraq turned around to an easy victory in a summer.
A summer the dems including his Highness Hussein Obama were entirely against by the way.
SPIEGEL ONLINE "Few would deny that Muslims too are victims of Islamist terror. But a new study by the Combating Terrorism Center in the US has shown that an overwhelming majority of al-Qaida victims are, in fact, co-religionists.
In the battle against unbelievers, can one also kill Muslims? Even the terror network al-Qaida is troubled by this question.
A leading al-Qaida ideologue for the terror network, Abu Yahya al-Libi, has developed his own theologically-based theory of collateral damage that allows militants to kill Muslims when it is unavoidable.
Even the Iraqi affiliates of Osama bin Laden's terror group, who are known to be particularly bloodthirsty, claim that they too consider this question. For instance, in a message claiming responsibility for an August attack in Baghdad, the group wished those Sunnis injured in the 'operation' a speedy recovery and expressed their hope that those killed would be accepted by God as 'martyrs.' continued
 DHS chief discovers a jihadist threat in the U.S. / Study: Al Queda Kills More Muslims Than Anything...
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
5 Days and still not a piddly thing on the homeland security website on that situation except a bunch of bullspit that should have nothing to do with a department called Homeland Security who's leader leaves more than much to be desired...
But there's a nice little feelgood story about Janet From Another planet Napolitano in ABU DHABI assuring all the little Muslim girls and students there that there won't be a backlash against Muslims in America....isn't that sweet?
I don't see her here reassuring American families with soldiers back home here that another Muslim Double Agent won't kill their children while in the comfort and safety of their own base now do we?
No she's in sandland kissing the ass of Muslims and meeting with customs people in Mexico probably assuring they will still keep the borders wide open and will still be able to cash in and collect bribes from all the drug cartels and illegal wolves.... That's what she's doing......http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm
I had links to all this crap but then thought twice about it to be honest, I don't those people reading my blog every day, there's more important things for them to be worried about, like Islamic Killers within our ranks...http://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm
Homeland Security Site Still Awol On Muslim Troop Killer
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
Funny thing about this video is that the guy who is watching the border via video cameras is doing what I myself am a member of and also spend an hour a day doing and that's watching the border while hard at work blogging and developing graphics and websites for my wonderful clients As a matter of fact, here's a picture of my desk while typing this very post on the left I'm watching the border for a website and group called the Border Fence Project that you too can join here. I myself have two "kills" to my name and we're looking for more everyday.  And here's the video that's a clip from Stewarts show that doesn't include him and is pretty damn funny if you ask me and features a Kansas City man watching the border electronically like I am and another kind of "rednecky" dude but a Patriot nonetheless. A man who is part of the Minuteman corp hard at work, all three and other volunteer's doing what we can to make this country a better place by closing the borders TO ILLEGAL immigrants crossing the southern border, not all immigrants, like the left deceptively claims.
Funny Clip From John Stewart Without John Stewart In It
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
All kinds of excuses and theories are being bandied about as it's becoming harder and harder for many to purchase ammunition in the United States according to both personal sources as well as articles like this one I came across yesterday as people scramble to make sure they've got enough on hand to keep their castles free from intruders and possibly Barry jackboot thuggery squads he's likely assembling...  Ammunition in short supply
Santa Rosa, CA: Local sportsmen and gun enthusiasts looking for ammunition are coming up empty handed, as a national ammunition shortage leaves gun barrels and shop shelves empty.
“It’s scary when ammunition is sold out and you don’t know how you’re going to get any,” said Ben Fox of Santa Rosa, a disabled single father with three young children. “It’s nerve-wracking. It’s my home defense.”
Ammunition for firearms including pistols and rifles is exploding off store shelves in Sonoma County, where gun shop owners said they can’t keep bullets in stock.
The problem with ammunition is that “there isn’t any,” said Guy Markell, of Markell Inc, a Santa Rosa-area gunshop.
His ammunition stock is down 50 percent and his orders for more are not being filled by manufacturers. It’s hurting business and driving away customers, Markell said.
“When they see that there’s nothing, they walk out,” he said.
Various explanations have been given for the shortage, from rising material costs, increased demand due to military uses, and people stocking up as federal legislative proposals requiring ammunition to be engraved with a serial number move forward.
“Folks have been experiencing shortages all over the country,” said Rachel Parsons, spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association. “Since the election there has been a great increase in firearms sales as well. Background checks are up, enrollment in training and safety classes is up, concealed weapons permits are up, gun sales are up. And ammo manufacturers can’t keep up with demand.”
Major ammunition manufactures including Winchester, Glock and Colt did not return calls for comment and no information was available on their Web sites.
A spokesman for Federal Premium, based in Edina, Minnesota, another ammunitions manufacturer, said his company was not commenting on ammunition shortages.
A statement from the company, however, said there is an unprecedented demand for law enforcement ammunition and commercial and hunting ammunition demand is “strong.”
“But product availability is not an issue,” the company’s statement read.
While not all police agencies report problems stocking ammunition, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Department does.
Sheriff’s Sgt. Rob Douglas said that availability and delivery are concerns.
“We’re still waiting on a bunch of stuff that was supposed to be coming in August or September,” he said of department’s ammunition order. “We have some empty shelves.” he said.
Empty shelves, however, have not influenced training or use of ammunition in the field, Douglas said.
Some sports shooters though have cut back.
Fox, who lost the use of his legs in a car crash four years ago and had to forgo old hobbies like camping and fishing, has dramatically cut back his time at shooting ranges.
“I used to go three times a week because it’s something I can do,” he said. “Now I have to hang on to what I have.”
Hunters are struggling, too said Tim Lockwood, owner of Lockwood Hunting Services in Windsor. “Pig hunters are having the most trouble finding the right caliber.”
While supplies typically run low at the end of the calendar year, lasting several weeks into the new year, this year’s shortage has been more intense, Tom Nelson said.
“I tell them that I’m out of stock,” Nelson said of his recent conversations with customers. “We try to find what we can and buy up whatever we can, but it’s been hard.”
Nelson said shoppers are infrequently surprised to see stocks so low: they’ve likely visited several of the other dozen gunshops in Sonoma County looking for the same ammunition. Or, they’ve driven even further.
“I drive to Nevada, stock up, buy in bulk,” Fox said. “But even there they are short.”
Among the most difficult calibers to find are pistol and home defense types, like 9mm and 45-caliber handguns, Nelson said. When ammunition is in stock, customers are buying several cartons more than they need to safeguard against future shortages.
That’s putting more pressure on what supplies are on the shelves.
“When we do have it, there are people who panic and don’t buy out of need but out of greed,” said Mel Helm, of Helm’s House of Guns.
With all Helm’s ammunition pushed to the front of the shelves, there are still large empty holes where bullets should be. Currently 26 percent of his orders are being filed by manufacturers, he said.
“It’s disappointment for a lot of people that come in,” he said, adding that the situation doesn’t look like it will improve any time soon.
“It’s going to get tougher every day,” he said.
Ammo Becoming As Hard to Find As A Moderate Liberals and Muslims In America Today
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
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