Even though those on the hard left hate the Jews. (See, they do have some common ground with the KKK / white extremists. Kind of reminds me when African Americans stood arm in arm next to White Rednecks waving Confederate Flags while chanting "Cubans go Home".)

They love to lump conservatives (folks like us who believe in small government; strong military; non appeasement of tyrants) along with the scumbag KKK types (like Sen. Byrd W. Va. Dem.). Using the same tactics as those used by Goebbels, by demonizing your opponents by associating them with evil, eventually enough pot smoking morons start believing this nonsense.

Let’s be clear: ranting about Jewish control of the U.S. has been larg...

Even though those on the hard left hate the Jews. (See, they do have some common ground with the KKK / white extremists. Kind of reminds me when African Americans stood arm in arm next to White Rednecks waving Confederate Flags while chanting "Cubans go Home".)

They love to lump conservatives (folks like us who believe in small government; strong military; non appeasement of tyrants) along with the scumbag KKK types (like Sen. Byrd W. Va. Dem.). Using the same tactics as those used by Goebbels, by demonizing your opponents by associating them with evil, eventually enough pot smoking morons start believing this nonsense.

Let’s be clear: ranting about Jewish control of the U.S. has been largely the role of the Left as of late. It doesn’t make good New York Times copy to point out that the carping about the Jewish Lobby comes from Harvard professors and Leftwing bloggers. It wasn’t Rush Limbaugh or Fox commentators who said during the campaign that John McCain “surrounded himself with, and [was] funded by Jewish neoconservatives”; such rhetoric came from “respectable” Left and Center-Left publications. Do I think those people are responsible for the Holocaust Museum shooting? No. But the heart of this issue is whether there are those who slowly, bit by bit, make anti-Semitism more acceptable and, therefore, more popular. On that score, the answer is sadly yes.

For example, certain folks who live in a 24/7 drug induced high like to say....."Didn't you read Obama's DHS report? We told you so. The right wing nuts are the terrorists. Not those poor muslims who are simply the victims of Jewish and Israeli aggression."

These lefties were silent when a leftist Islamic extremist killed some innocent soldiers at a recruiting office a few weeks ago, but took pleasure in reporting about some fanatic who killed an abortion doctor in a church. Both of which are reprehensible. But to show you the nonsense in the left's cannabis induced diatribes, compare what the DHS Report said with who the murderer at the Museum was:

DHS/I&A assesses that rightwing extremists will attempt to recruit and radicalize returning veterans in order to exploit their skills and knowledge derived from military training and combat. These skills and knowledge have the potential to boost the capabilities of extremists–including l...

These lefties were silent when a leftist Islamic extremist killed some innocent soldiers at a recruiting office a few weeks ago, but took pleasure in reporting about some fanatic who killed an abortion doctor in a church. Both of which are reprehensible. But to show you the nonsense in the left's cannabis induced diatribes, compare what the DHS Report said with who the murderer at the Museum was:

DHS/I&A assesses that rightwing extremists will attempt to recruit and radicalize returning veterans in order to exploit their skills and knowledge derived from military training and combat. These skills and knowledge have the potential to boost the capabilities of extremists–including lone wolves or small terrorist cells–to carry out violence. The willingness of a small percentage of military personnel to join extremist groups during the 1990s because they were disgruntled, disillusioned, or suffering from the psychological effects of war is being replicated today.

* After Operation Desert Shield/Storm in 1990-1991, some returning military veterans–including Timothy McVeigh–joined or associated with rightwing extremist groups.

* A prominent civil rights organization reported in 2006 that “large numbers of potentially violent neo-Nazis, skinheads, and other white supremacists are now learning the art of warfare in the [U.S.] armed forces.”

* The FBI noted in a 2008 report on the white supremacist movement that some returning military veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have joined extremist groups