The American Spectator

p> KNEECAPPERS br> Re: Enemy Central’s Baptism Under Fire : /p> p>Watching the L.A. Times ’ attempted knee capping of The Terminator, one might counsel them to pay their respects to Enemy Central. No doubt EC would have advised them to make an offer that could not be refused. Perhaps if Arnold had awakened in a pool of oil, along with the front end of his still warm Hummer, the message would have been received. br> — L. Lovett /p> p> Did Joe Wilson go to UCSB? [ Yes, Class of ‘72 —ed. ] I went there from 1969-1972 and “got to” experience all the riotous events, with the burning-down of Bank of America the “high” point — I was in the large crowd that watched. You brought back some old memories! If Wilson is anything like the radicals I knew, then, and it sure seems to be so, then you could say he’s achieved his life’s goal — trying to burn down Amerika. A “friend” at that time was photographed by the police throwing something into the bank, and subsequently fled the state, which I found out after being interviewed by an FBI agent. Later, back in Buffalo, he was stopped for a traffic violation and thrown in the hoosegow when dynamite was discovered in his car trunk — now