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To: LindyBill who wrote (508067)	9/13/2012 5:24:26 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	5 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793799

exactly... how much more a graphic illustration of "no good deed goes unpunished" when it comes to islamists? they will USE the hopelessly misguided until they no longer serve their purposes and then... they will be given the full measure of islamic 'justice' how have we come to this? WHY do we continue down this insane path of trying to 'convert' these people, this 'culture' into western ideals? LET THEM STEW IN THEIR OWN WORTHLESS "FAITH" and revert back to the 7th century from which they came.....they are NOTHING when it comes to the progression of human endeavor and enlightenment... seriously.... SHUN them....let them starve and finally let THEM come begging to us

To: LindyBill who wrote (508067)	9/13/2012 7:06:32 PM
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I find it very interesting that not much has been said about the brutalization of the Ambassador before he was killed by the mob. I recall as if it were yesterday the four American contractors who were set ablaze, dragged through the streets of Fallujah, and then hung from a bridge over the Euphrates during the first battle of Fallujah. I will never forget those images, simply because they were shown often and described in great detail. Now, eight years later, when an American Ambassador is raped and brutalized outside of the American Consulate, even FoxNews is describing it as simply a 'killing'. Why the two different media descriptions and emphasis/non-emphasis on the brutality involved? [Just a rhetorical question.]