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Disturbing and has a ring of truth to it.....Hmmmm.....wheels within wheels within wheels......again.

...the lesson being [the take home 'thing', IMO]..that there are, in the 'mindset' of the National Security State: good terrorists; and there are bad terrorists - and they get to pick and choose - even to change the labels, as it befits them. :joystick:

Peter

Rather than "good terrorists and bad terrorists" we might see that Brennan has purged the term from the language of national security

Ayers and Dohrn and Rudd and the SDS Days of Rage--I will never forget the people in the Chicago restaurant:

"What do I think? What do I think! I think they oughta be in jail--that's what I think!"

A couple hundred in Army surplus clothes led Daley's police army on a very brief foot chase, smashing plate glass--kind of a krystallnacht homage

Then he had a girlfriend blow herself up making his bombs

Then he ghosted "Obama's" Dreams from A Character Created for My Legend

Nidal Hassan is workplace violence

And one man calling down a Hellfire missile from an ARGUS camera equipped Predator on anyone anyplace any time is national security.

You can do anything in this world, any act of barbarism, cruelty, carnage.

As long as you use the correct term.

The police informant reported the remark at the SDS meeting in 1971 it might be necessary to eliminate 25 million who resisted the revolution

If the revolution is coming to eliminate you, you might want a gun

Personalizing it with Obama and Ayers et al is Alinsky 101

It's not those people--it's any tyrant, be it now or in the days when governments balanced their ledgers with opium sales or slave trade

Terrorism? Some good old tension: Boston--

--in 1970 they threw a trash can through a store window, called it "trashing," considered it "opposition to the war"

Now we have a theater shooting by a patient of the former Chief Medical Officer of the Air Force, a school shooting with more contradictions than a DC comic on Bizarro World, a pressure cooker attack by a pair known by Russian and U.S. intelligence

But in the lingo of NatSec "terrorism" is an unword

In 2006 Obama with bullhorn exhorted followers of Raila Odinga whose machete and torch riots left a thousand dead and a hundred thousand homeless

the year Ayers toasted Chavez, "Viva la revolucion Bolivariana! Hasta la victoria siempre!"

No remorse; "we didn't do enough"

His girlfriend is blown up washing his shirts and he says "we didn't do enough"

How's that war on women workin' out for ya

OMG how did I miss this thread? I have been saying this for decades. My fb status today is that the "protesters" at the Trump rally last night are agent provocateurs. Kara D. posted this thread. I have lots of interesting comments on this fb status. It was my first thought last night then this am when I saw Bill Ayers in attendance that cinched it.

I have actually read this article above a long time ago when I was trying to see in ANYONE online agreed with y assessment of Ayers and Dohrn, a view I have held forever.

Thanks Kara for bringing this to my attention and a big thanks to Magda for posting it.

Dawn

Dawn Meredith Wrote:OMG how did I miss this thread? I have been saying this for decades. My fb status today is that the "protesters" at the Trump rally last night are agent provocateurs. Kara D. posted this thread. I have lots of interesting comments on this fb status. It was my first thought last night then this am when I saw Bill Ayers in attendance that cinched it.

I have actually read this article above a long time ago when I was trying to see in ANYONE online agreed with y assessment of Ayers and Dohrn, a view I have held forever.

Thanks Kara for bringing this to my attention and a big thanks to Magda for posting it.

Dawn

Too quick to post. (Before I read the article). I think it was a different one that I read as it came right out and called them APs. Which they were/are.

Secret Service surrounds Trump at event.

A startling scene broke out during the Republican front-runner Donald Trump's gathering in Dayton, Ohio on Saturday, just a day following raucous protests in Chicago that led to the cancellation of a planned rally on Friday. Shortly after the billionaire business man scolded a protester on Saturday to, "Go back home to mommy," screams erupted from behind Trump's podium, leading to four security members to jump onstage to protect the White House hopeful.


Saturday's incident is the latest in an escalating number of protests and violent outbursts to take place at rallies for Donald Trump. Earlier in the day fellow Republican 2016 hopeful Marco Rubio spoke with reporters in Florida regarding the explosiveness at Trump's rallies, saying, "This a frightening, grotesque, and disturbing development in American politics." Trump continues to deny culpability for the reported volatile atmosphere at his gatherings, defending Friday night's canceled rally by Tweeting on Saturday that, "The organized group of people, many of them thugs, who shut down our First Amendment rights in Chicago, have totally energized America!"


During last week's Republican CNN debate, debate moderator Jake Tapper confronted the front-runner over recent controversial comments he has made during his massive gatherings. Tapper noted that the White House hopeful has said, "I'd like to punch him in the face," referring to a protester. "February 27: 'In the good ol' days, they'd have ripped him out of that seat so fast.' February 1: 'Knock the crap out of him, would you? Seriously, OK just knock the hell I promise you I will pay for the legal fees. I promise, I promise,'" Tapper said, quoting Trump's previous comments. The billionaire business man responded by calling the protesters, "Bad dudes." "They have done bad things. They are swinging, they are really dangerous, and they get in there, they start hitting people," Trump said.

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Are these the people you're talking about, Dawn? And what is their aim, to make Trump look bad, or to make him look good?

Quote:Are these the people you're talking about, Dawn? And what is their aim, to make Trump look bad, or to make him look good?

I think might well recruit and pay for people to take both rolls. He gets to play the tough guy.

Lauren Johnson Wrote:

Quote:Are these the people you're talking about, Dawn? And what is their aim, to make Trump look bad, or to make him look good?

I think might well recruit and pay for people to take both rolls. He gets to play the tough guy.

To make Sanders look bad, and especially his supporters.

Sanders? Or Trump?

I think targeted protesting is actually going to legitimize his campaign, or at least cause greater attendance at his events.