Common sense !!
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Submitted by dfwhite19438 (United States), Mar 11, 2008 at 16:19

If anyone expects our government to have common sense when it comes to protecting it's people, then i have some news for them, and it's not good news either ! The cases stated above are just a small sample of what is going on in this country. Political correctness is the norm and our leaders will bend over backwards to appease any group with a gripe against us, know matter if the requests they might ask for are insane and have little to do with common sense.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of islamist militants in sensitive positions in the federal, state and local offices, and lets not forget about our colledges and universities either ! Are all muslims in the U.S out to cause us harm, of course not, but when push comes to shove, who do you think they will support when the ---- it's the fan !!

Imagine after the horrors of 9/11 there are still aviation schools teaching students from non-friendly countries how to fly big and small planes. If that makes common sense then i'm an idiot, and lets not forget about the islamic submarineers in our navy, the list of sensitive positions go's on and on and on !!! After the sneak attack by the japanese at Pearl Harbor on Dec 7, 1941, Admiral Yamamoto stated the giant meaning the U.S. was now awake and he had reservations on whether or not Japan could when the war against such an industrial power. He was right of course, and we all know what happened 4yrs later ! It's been 7yrs since 9/11 and the giant is still tucked snuggedly under his politically correct blanket, wake up damnit, wake up you idiot !!!

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