Intimidation is a gangsta tactic
Reader comment on item: IPT Unveils Updated Interactive Terror History Map

Submitted by jen, Aug 9, 2010 23:17

I am appalled that the leaders of the mosques would tell our FBI what to do.. I certainly hope that now the FBI has concluded that many of those who call themselves a "bridge"" between the FBI and the "muslim community" are nothing but terrorists themselves. And I certainly hope that they are still tough enough, and not so sold out to PC, that they will actually keep on with their investigations, wherever they need to be.done.

The pure arrogance of these people is an insult to our sovreignty. Anyone who declares themselves "off limits" to police, firefighters, FBI, etc., should be deported. If they are American citizens, they should be held and tried for not cooperating with the police. I'm sure there are ways to make this happen. I do not want to see the American gov't passing out maps of "No Go Zones," so citizens will know what areas to avoid, as in France.

If there is no law against non-cooperation with authorities, laws should be passed, either federally or at the state level. But I cannot believe that the Crips and the Bloods or even the Mafia could have blatantly said, "We're off limits" and expect authories to "obey."

We are a nation governed by law, not by the koran and not by inmans and mullahs. That should be made instantly obvious as soon as this type at baiting occurs. The American people would stand behind their law enforcement and intelligence community, should there be any doubt.

What was that remark -- "We will not stand for it" or such? What does that mean? Is that a threat of lawsuits or violence? Either way, we must not be intimidated by those who would plot to overthrow our republic.

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