Pelosi can't stop blaming

Choreoathetotic Nancy Pelosi can't keep her hands still or her mouth shut more than a few minutes and suddenly, something really stupid spews forth. now, since the Steve Scalise shooting, the House Minority Leader is blaming Fox News for violent threats against her.

[Fox has since promised to stop flashing "Kill Pelosi! Kill Pelosi!" in 0.06 second bursts across the screen as a form of subliminal seduction.] 

But seriously, just one day after calling for bipartisan unity in the wake of the ball field shooting, Pelosi is right back in the muck by suggesting Fox is responsible for inflaming tensions, and like all liberals, her proof is in her feelings.

The aging Democrat went after Republicans for "outrageous" comments blaming rhetoric on the left.

The old mental case Pelosi spoke with "reporters" and recalled a story about a man who was jailed some years ago for threats against her. "His mther said, 'He just watches too much Fox TV.' That's what she said," Pelosi claimed, adding a line about the "crude and disgusting" things she hears coming "from the outside."

Pelosi is not doing the country a favor by fanning the flames of hate. The case she was likely referring to was in 2010 in which a San Francisco man Gregory Lee Giusti, was accused of making threatening phone calls to the then-House speaker. He recited her home address and warned her not to back ObamaCare if she wanted to see her house again. And her stuffed doll collection along with her dusters.

The suspect in the Virginia attack on Wednesday that critically injured House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) and four others, was an ardent Bernie Sanders supporter and held vehement anti-Trump beliefs.

The attack was a wakeup call for media and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to tamp down their rhetoric. The left especially has been extremely caustic and profane against Trump and conservatives in general.

"The intensity on the left is very real," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told Fox News Wednesday.

So what does Pelosi do? She calls such claims hypocritical, rather than trying to work out a solution to deal with the problem, proving the point the GOP was making all along.



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Obama: We are at war with words, not Muslims

Muslims fear that recent incidents in which they went on killing sprees against non-Muslims will anger unbelievers and cause us to retaliate against believers in the religion of peace.

President Obama's administration has made it clear that the United States is not at war with Islam but we are at war with words. Rhetoric. If we say the right words, all will be good in the world.

This is why Obama appointed such eloquent wordsmiths like John Kerry and Josh Earnest. When these great speakers verbalize indignation over a suicide bombing, or a simple ISIS beheading, or Iran kidnapping Americans and holding them hostage, Islam listens to what these men have to say. 

Islam hears them and respects their indignation, often apologizing for their abject barbarism.

But is it simply a war of rhetoric, as Josh Earnest said this week?

Recently, a mob of Muslim militants entered a Ndomete village in the Central African Republic (CAR) a went door-to-door killing Christians. The UN confirmed the event and number of casualties. 

The jihadists, believed to belong to the Islamic group Seleka,  killed 26 people, deliberately targeting them because of their religion.

A local Christian leader said, 'If the government is not going to beef up the security, then we are going to defend ourselves. We shall not keep quiet as our brothers are dying."

The Christian leader was not talking about talking to these killers--he was referring to actually killing them if they attempted to kill his brethren.

In Nigeria, Boko Haram jihadists attacked Christians in Kwamjilari village after a Sunday church service, killing 8 Christians who stood outside the house of worship. Boko Haram stationed gunmen on the road leading away from the church so they could shoot those who tried to flee.

One wonders what the Obama administration would say to the attackers. Perhaps something like: "We are outraged over this brutal act of mindless brutality. This is not Islam. Boko Haram does not represent the religion of peace." 

Or something just as inane. 

In Spain, a Cameroon immigrant is now on trial for murdering 6 other immigrants by throwing them overboard while crossing the Mediterranean in his boat. He blamed the rough seas which rocked the boat on the fact that a Catholic pastor was leading the passengers in prayer. He and another Muslim (who later died) beat the pastor with pieces of wood before throwing the victims overboard. 

The killer actually believed that Christian prayer can anger Allah to the point of capsizing his boat. He is so religious that he attributed Allah's power to the rough seas. If that isn't an example of absolute Islamic faith, I don't know what is, but you can imagine Obama's mouthpieces saying how that doesn't represent Islam.

Of course it does. It may not represent all of Islam, but it certainly represents a faction of people who believe they must 'defend' the religion under all circumstances. It represents a faction of those who believe the Medina portion of the Koran that tells them to "kill the unbelievers wherever you find them."

This is not a war on rhetoric. It's a war on people who want to kill us. It's also a war on ideology, but that comes after we get their attention by killing those who would kill us.

It's time to wake up to the hard, cold truth.



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Harsh words for suicide bombers don't seem to work

Istanbul-- a 28-year-old Muslim Syrian national blew himself up in close proximity to the famous Blue Mosque, a famous tourist area. The scorecard reads as follows: 10 people dead, 15 injured, according to the Turkish government. 

Among the wounded was at least 6 Germans, a Norweigian and a Peruvian. A South Korean tourist suffered a minor finger injury. The Syrian bomber was scattered here and there and everywhere and it was impossible for his 72 virgins to find any usable remains.

The way Germany and Denmark are dealing with Islamic jihad is by warning its citizens visiting Turkey to stay away from crowds outside [unguarded] tourist attractions. German officials said they expect further violent clashes and "terrorist attacks" across Turkey, according to their website. They urged travelers to stay clear of demonstrations and gatherings, particularly in large cities, [and, I suspect, churches and other non-Islamic houses of worship].

The explosion was at a park only about 25 yards from the Blue Mosque and could be heard from several neighborhoods. The explosion occurred around 10:20 a.m. One government official anonymously told the Associated Press the explosion was believed to be "terror-linked." 

Gee, I wonder what was their first clue.

Omer Celik, spokesman for Prime Minister Ahmet Davultoglu's ruling party, mounted an attack of his own, using words like "a heinous attack" and calling a meeting with the interior minister to discuss it in greater depth.

Authorities imposed a news blackout, much like the media in the United States whenever it doesn't bode well for the Obama administration, and banned the media from showing images of the dead and wounded, [that is, what the results of a religious war looks like] nor report any details of the investigation.

Turkish police wisely sealed off the area perchance another Muslim martyr was waiting for a gathering of infidels. A police chopper hovered above the scene.

Last year there were two major jihadist attacks. In Suruc, on Turkey's border with Syria, over 30 people were killed by Islamic State suicide attacks in the name of Allah and the caliphate.

In October outside of Ankara's main train station, a peace rally was taking place and two suicide-vest wearing jihadists blew themselves up and killed over 100 people. It was Turkey's deadliest attack and was carried out by a local ISIS cell.

Two arrests of suspected ISIS jihadists were made in December by Turkish authorities. The ISIS Muslims were planning to kill as many unbelievers during the New Year's celebrations in the capital.

Nothing of consequence seems to be getting accomplished to stop ISIS "extremism" aka religious war." 

Being outraged, holding meetings, condemning the violence with words is ISIS's version of  knee-slapping comedy show that Islam forbids them to watch.


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