DC Daily Journal: Politics can be a dangerous game. But it should never cost you your life. And now the FBI uncovered an assassination plot that left one Republican shellshocked. An Iraqi citizen living in Ohio planned to transport ISIS members into the United States “who do not care if they are killed during the mission” to murder former President George W. Bush, according to court filings. Shihab Ahmed Shihab Shihab, 53, believed the former commander-in-chief was to blame for the deaths of countless Iraqis and the country’s destruction during “Operation Iraqi Freedom.” Shihab pled guilty last year to attempting to provide material assistance to terrorists and was sentenced in February to more than 14 years in jail for the scheme, which was detailed in court documents. Shihab served as a gunrunner for al Qaeda during the Iraq War. According to federal prosecution records, he carried weaponry from Syria into Iraq and smuggled explosive-packed vehicles that were arranged as traps a...
Precisely! Unless all of a sudden he became a firm supporter of Reaganomics. I dare him and his administration to do what it truly necessary to reinvigorate American capitalism. Close a few borders, per se (Make entrering the US from Mexico and Canada equally an uncomfortable as a flight from your home town to another US location). Completely cut all social services and public support to Illegal Aliens and their families. Actually preserve and uphold the Constitution, allow states to mandate what is necessary to protect their citizens when the Federal Left (or Right) wont act on their behalf.
ReplyDeleteCha-ching, more domestic money, a reinvigorated and proud nation. Personally, I think we would save much if we bowed out of the United Nations as well. All due respect to your fellow Marines who keep the embassies safe, but we waste so much money feeding and caring for those who can't seem to be capable of feeding and caring for themselves. I think we need to be concerned primarily with our own National Sovereignty first and foremost. But that's just me.
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