The American Spectator

W.l. Farton| 8.23.10 @ 1:27PM

Oh, you scum have done it now! You FAUXNEWS WHORES have edited this to suit your right-wing needs of Obama bashing! I hope your happy, you pathetic racist BIGOTS! I'm running out of patients with you LYING LIARS WHO LIE! I'M GUNNA TYPE IN ALL CAPS FROM NOW ON TO SHOW MY DISGUST!

Margie| 8.23.10 @ 4:04PM

Well I hope you are running out of patients. Sounds like your doctoring skills are rather questionable if they match your mindset. Heh.

Ole Sarge| 8.23.10 @ 5:29PM

Troll, be gone!

Don H| 8.23.10 @ 11:19PM

Farton, you're one strange hombre. Please feel free to type in caps all day long.

L. Ross| 8.24.10 @ 10:45AM

Dudes. Will Fart-on is joking. Check out the name. Embrace the humor.

Oldefarte| 8.23.10 @ 1:31PM

It's sadly dispicable that Brennan [and the joint chief's Casey who declared post the Fort Hood massacre that the military's greatest concern was DIVERSITY OF THE TROOPS] has been so brainwashed/indoctrinated by the radically extremist politicians now running our government [their bosses] that they have essentially turned into our enemies. We are now doing battle with OUR OWN GOVERNMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WB| 8.23.10 @ 1:50PM

Gee, another clueless fuctionary of Hopeychange's administration struts his ignorance. The fact that this clown is anywhere near a government post (much less, White House Counterterrorism Advisor) should tell you all you need to know about precisely how seriously this Administration perceives the terrorist threat to the U.S.

PCC| 8.23.10 @ 1:50PM

Interesting videos.

I think the Washington Times accurately described Brennan's speech as calling terrorists "victims" of their environment.

In the meeting he agreed with that idea in one way, and disagreed with it in another. At best, his wording in the speech was convoluted and TWT was entirely justified in their characterization of it.

Otherwise, I can see why Mr. Brennan became frustrated with the questions being posed.

He may have been somewhat abrupt in his departure, but I don't blame him at all for getting up and leaving, as it was apparent that he was wasting his time talking to them.

Indiana Alex| 8.23.10 @ 3:23PM

It's generally a waste of everyone's time when a liberal attempts to engage in dialouge with thoughtful people.

WNY Jackie| 8.23.10 @ 6:18PM

I can't understand why people keep calling Islam a religion of peace".

It is a theocracy, and it is diametrically opposed to everything in our Bill of Rights and our Constitution.

Why can't our so-called leaders understand that, and deny Islam a toe-hold here in the USA.

Margie| 8.23.10 @ 8:37PM

Because some of our "leaders" blame America for terrorism, such as Ron Paul & ilk. They actually believe that it is our fault. And then there are those who vote for them.

Occam's Tool| 8.23.10 @ 9:33PM

Has anyone told you what a wonderful lady you are recently on this site, Margie? Consider yourself told. You and the Old Texican---love you both.

Nate| 8.23.10 @ 10:16PM

"Woolly-headed"

Nice, Hillyer.

Do you enjoy people performing in black face too?

greghawk| 8.24.10 @ 6:07AM

Nate - you voted for this administration of course. Thanks for nothing...

Yosemeti Sam| 8.24.10 @ 12:44AM

Ha, ha - probably someone asked this BHO flunkey where that Mao Zoo Dung White House Christmas tree ornament was at.

Touchy, touchy!

Oldefarte| 8.24.10 @ 12:21PM

Folks, I witnessed something truly incredible this morning on MSNBC's Scarborough when Mika B. demanded of their stupid guest [a former Bush WH advisor/official] that President Bush weigh into this mosque issue in order to difuse/calm the heated retoric. I almost fell out of my chair. After these moronic, imbecilic, worthless, treasonist, terrorists liberals now running our country into the toilet had the shame/audacity/vulgarness/insanity to accuse Bush of causing anything/everything wrong now occurring [IT'S ALL BUSH'S FAULT]. Someone on that panel should have knocked this beotch off chair and onto her insanely liberal glutamous maximus!!!!!!!!!!!!

Allen| 8.25.10 @ 2:14AM

This was truly a stupid, semantic argument that was obviously going nowhere from the get go. It should be evident to your typical idiot that social, economic, and political influences will have some affect on people's decision-making. To what extent, however? Deliberate, long term planning and execution of acts of violent terror? Only a twisted form of man-made religion can do that. . .