Know your enemy.... Options

[realdeal]

Until recently, I've pretty much stayed out of the War on Terror forum for no other reason than frustration. I am frustrated with the way some people in this country think. They don't see what's happening to this once great country right before their eyes. They are blind. Call them Liberals, Democrats, etc. I think socialist is fitting. But when people cry out because some detainee in Gitmo is tortured by being chained to the floor in a cold or hot room and goes to the bathroom in his pants with loud rap music playing.... We've got a problem. People, including some of our state Senators speak out against this and compare it to Nazi Germany!!!!!

Anyhow, I am going to start posting here more frequently. I am also going to start posting photos and videos again. Yup, the graphic photos and video that most major new organizations don't want you to see because it might upset... GOOD! You should be upset at what is going on out there. You should know your enemy.

For those that don't like it, then please don't view it and don't comment about it. There will be warnings on any posts with graphic material so you'll know before hand whether or not you chose to view it.



******WARNING.. the photos below are graphic in nature*******

I thought I would start with the obvious. Some photos of the aftermath of the recent terror attacks in London.

Al Queda Web Statement:

[Frosty]

Too Exclusive, you really need to learn some things. You talk about how much the government lies and criticize anyone who supports it, yet you say that there is no place better than America? That alone shocks me.

You say you're a voice of dissent. Voices of dissent in and of themselves are NOT a good thing, as you have claimed. A voice of dissent is good if you have a constructive agenda, such as, the government lied, so we need to do the following to rectify the situation. But no, your stance, as you have presented it here, is like this: "The government lies! F#$$ them! Everything they do is horrible, and if you support any of it, you're blind to the truth! I love this country." Good one.

I wish I could remember the name of the man who did the following. When America was still a British colony, there was much debate over whether or not we should revolt and declare independence. This man was violently opposed to doing so. He argued and argued until he was blue in the face that separating from Britain would be horrible. But guess what? When the Revolution started, who was right there helping to lead our troops? Him. He loved his country (so to speak) so much that even though they were doing something he was completely against, he was going to do everything he could to make it successful. That is patriotism, and that is what proves you love your country.

Even if you disagree with what your country is doing, you should be doing your utmost to ensure its success, not trying to undermine it. Dissent is fine when it moves toward a constructive end. You have yet to show one.