Iran, Carter, Ground Zero, Columbia, and Common Sense

Okay, this is going to be easy to understand. Mahmoud Adinijad (spelled wrong? who cares. We'll call him "president Tom" as labeled by others), the leader of Iran is coming to America on September 24th.

He would like to go to Ground Zero and announced that he plans to do so, even though the NYPD refused him a tour.

Jimmy Carter is in the news today saying that Iran presents no present threat to Israel.

Columbia University has invited President Tom to speak when he comes.

NOW FOR THE COMMON SENSE:

President Tom is a nazi. He hates Israel and wants to wipe it out. He hates America and wants us dead too for we are "zionist infidels."

He should not go to Ground Zero. IN fact, we shouldn't allow him in the country unless we detain him in Guantanamo when he gets out. He is Hitler all over again. Should Hitler be running around spreading his hate for Jews?

Jimmy Carter, like when he was president, has no idea which way the wind blows. Ignore him.

Columbia University, like most Ivy League schools these days, is more marxist than American and can't understand why inviting President Tom to be their guest is an insult even to themselves. Ignore them too.

Thus endeth the lesson.

Warning. These are the Bad Guys

In theory bad guys should be sneaky about their plans to destroy you. However, in our day of passive American lethargy, our enemies prance about, smiling for cameras and make no apologies for their plans for our demise.

Here is Chavez, who is simply Castro all over again, and President Tom of Iran. Guess what? They are forming an economical unity. Furthermore, they are "against" the US, formally. They are gathering other nations to join them. Chavez, I know you probably didn't hear about this in the news, visited Russia in the last few weeks. I'm sure those talks were in our best interest, aren't you?

It's not like they have to hide it. Americans are busy at their bar-b-Q's.

Chavez: "Those who try to convince the world that in Iran there are a bunch of barbarians are barbarians themselves."

Well, now. There's a piece of brilliance if I ever heard one. I don't think we are barbarians. I do think we are sleeping while our enemies dance and sing about our destruction.