We've got soiled diapers and we're gonna make life hell for you who
tried to improve the lives of so many poor sons-of-bitches.


Bricks have been hurled through Democrats' windows, a propane line was
cut at the home of a congressman's brother and lawmakers who voted for
a federal health care bill have received phone threats in the days
before and after passage of the sweeping legislation.

Authorities are investigating incidents in Kansas, Virginia and other
places, including Rochester, N.Y., where a brick tossed through the
window of a county Democratic Party office had a note attached that
said: "Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice," roughly quoting
the late Barry Goldwater, the 1964 Republican presidential nominee.

The FBI and Capitol Police were briefing Democratic lawmakers on how
to handle perceived security threats after at least 10 reported
incidents, said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md.

Those who feel they are at risk will be "getting attention from the
proper authorities," Hoyer said, declining to say whether any are now
receiving added security. Normally only those in leadership positions
have personal security guards.

The threats surprised an official with a think tank that monitors
extremist groups.

"I think it is astounding that we are seeing this wave of
vigilantism," said Mark Potok of the Alabama-based Southern Poverty
Law Center.

In Virginia, authorities were investigating after someone cut a
propane line leading to a grill at the Charlottesville home of U.S.
Rep. Tom Perriello's brother. Perriello also said a threatening letter
was sent to his brother's house.

The home's address was posted online by tea party activists angry
about the Virginia Democrat's vote in favor of the health care
overhaul. They had mistaken the brother's address for that of the
lawmaker.

Potok compared the online posting of a public official's address to
tactics used by hate groups.

"This is what neo Nazi leaders in America do today," Potok said. "They
post personal information about their enemies and sit back and wait
for somebody else to act."

In western New York, police are investigating after bricks were thrown
through windows at two Democratic offices, but there have been no
arrests. One was thrown through a window at Democratic Rep. Louise
Slaughter's district office in Niagara Falls early Friday.

Slaughter, whose district stretches from Rochester to the Buffalo
area, has been a key supporter of the health care reform bill passed
by the House on Sunday.

Sometime from late Saturday or Sunday in Rochester, N.Y., a brick was
hurled at a wooden-framed glass door of the county Democratic
Committee offices. The county party's spokesman, Sean Hart, said the
glass "only spider-webbed" but didn't shatter, and the brick then
appeared to have been picked up and thrown through the adjoining glass
door.

Attached to the brick in Rochester was the note scribbled with the
Goldwater quote.

jps wrote:


"This is what neo Nazi leaders in America do today," Potok said. "They
post personal information about their enemies and sit back and wait
for somebody else to act."


You got it exactly backwards.
The 'Bama administration is whipping up a lib frenzy against ghosts.
Adolph Hitler used the the same tactic with propaganda against Poland
and Jews.
Then used a false attack by Germans in Polish army uniforms against a
German border radio station to justify his assault on Poland.
Learn your history or be doomed to repeat it.
This is a Bama/lib plot to demonize the right.

Jim - Not so as easily fooled as a lib might think.

"jps" wrote in message
...

We've got soiled diapers and we're gonna make life hell for you who
tried to improve the lives of so many poor sons-of-bitches.


Bricks have been hurled through Democrats' windows, a propane line was
cut at the home of a congressman's brother and lawmakers who voted for
a federal health care bill have received phone threats in the days
before and after passage of the sweeping legislation.

Authorities are investigating incidents in Kansas, Virginia and other
places, including Rochester, N.Y., where a brick tossed through the
window of a county Democratic Party office had a note attached that
said: "Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice," roughly quoting
the late Barry Goldwater, the 1964 Republican presidential nominee.

The FBI and Capitol Police were briefing Democratic lawmakers on how
to handle perceived security threats after at least 10 reported
incidents, said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md.

Those who feel they are at risk will be "getting attention from the
proper authorities," Hoyer said, declining to say whether any are now
receiving added security. Normally only those in leadership positions
have personal security guards.

The threats surprised an official with a think tank that monitors
extremist groups.

"I think it is astounding that we are seeing this wave of
vigilantism," said Mark Potok of the Alabama-based Southern Poverty
Law Center.

In Virginia, authorities were investigating after someone cut a
propane line leading to a grill at the Charlottesville home of U.S.
Rep. Tom Perriello's brother. Perriello also said a threatening letter
was sent to his brother's house.

The home's address was posted online by tea party activists angry
about the Virginia Democrat's vote in favor of the health care
overhaul. They had mistaken the brother's address for that of the
lawmaker.

Potok compared the online posting of a public official's address to
tactics used by hate groups.

"This is what neo Nazi leaders in America do today," Potok said. "They
post personal information about their enemies and sit back and wait
for somebody else to act."

In western New York, police are investigating after bricks were thrown
through windows at two Democratic offices, but there have been no
arrests. One was thrown through a window at Democratic Rep. Louise
Slaughter's district office in Niagara Falls early Friday.

Slaughter, whose district stretches from Rochester to the Buffalo
area, has been a key supporter of the health care reform bill passed
by the House on Sunday.

Sometime from late Saturday or Sunday in Rochester, N.Y., a brick was
hurled at a wooden-framed glass door of the county Democratic
Committee offices. The county party's spokesman, Sean Hart, said the
glass "only spider-webbed" but didn't shatter, and the brick then
appeared to have been picked up and thrown through the adjoining glass
door.

Attached to the brick in Rochester was the note scribbled with the
Goldwater quote.


Maybe we can get Michele Bachmann to say something in support of the
hatemongers again.

--
Nom=de=Plume

On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 18:14:59 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"jps" wrote in message
.. .

We've got soiled diapers and we're gonna make life hell for you who
tried to improve the lives of so many poor sons-of-bitches.


Bricks have been hurled through Democrats' windows, a propane line was
cut at the home of a congressman's brother and lawmakers who voted for
a federal health care bill have received phone threats in the days
before and after passage of the sweeping legislation.

Authorities are investigating incidents in Kansas, Virginia and other
places, including Rochester, N.Y., where a brick tossed through the
window of a county Democratic Party office had a note attached that
said: "Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice," roughly quoting
the late Barry Goldwater, the 1964 Republican presidential nominee.

The FBI and Capitol Police were briefing Democratic lawmakers on how
to handle perceived security threats after at least 10 reported
incidents, said House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md.

Those who feel they are at risk will be "getting attention from the
proper authorities," Hoyer said, declining to say whether any are now
receiving added security. Normally only those in leadership positions
have personal security guards.

The threats surprised an official with a think tank that monitors
extremist groups.

"I think it is astounding that we are seeing this wave of
vigilantism," said Mark Potok of the Alabama-based Southern Poverty
Law Center.

In Virginia, authorities were investigating after someone cut a
propane line leading to a grill at the Charlottesville home of U.S.
Rep. Tom Perriello's brother. Perriello also said a threatening letter
was sent to his brother's house.

The home's address was posted online by tea party activists angry
about the Virginia Democrat's vote in favor of the health care
overhaul. They had mistaken the brother's address for that of the
lawmaker.

Potok compared the online posting of a public official's address to
tactics used by hate groups.

"This is what neo Nazi leaders in America do today," Potok said. "They
post personal information about their enemies and sit back and wait
for somebody else to act."

In western New York, police are investigating after bricks were thrown
through windows at two Democratic offices, but there have been no
arrests. One was thrown through a window at Democratic Rep. Louise
Slaughter's district office in Niagara Falls early Friday.

Slaughter, whose district stretches from Rochester to the Buffalo
area, has been a key supporter of the health care reform bill passed
by the House on Sunday.

Sometime from late Saturday or Sunday in Rochester, N.Y., a brick was
hurled at a wooden-framed glass door of the county Democratic
Committee offices. The county party's spokesman, Sean Hart, said the
glass "only spider-webbed" but didn't shatter, and the brick then
appeared to have been picked up and thrown through the adjoining glass
door.

Attached to the brick in Rochester was the note scribbled with the
Goldwater quote.


Maybe we can get Michele Bachmann to say something in support of the
hatemongers again.

Palin and Bachmann are gonna make out like Britany and Madonna.

That'll get the good ole boys fired right up and writin' checks.

On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 19:39:57 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

On Mar 24, 6:10*pm, bpuharic wrote:
On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 18:41:59 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch

gee. you mean like the rich white boy george bush who arrested
americans on american soil with no rights?

that what you talking about?

oh. he's white. and rich

The Dem congressman's brother cut the line himself to make his
political opponents look bad.

you mean like the rich frat boy son of a rich white president who
decided he needed a hobby so he decided to run for president?

Same as most of the incidents we have
heard about. Most were actually done by Dems to try to blame others.
They are looking for an excuse to use govt power to stop political
opposition. I expect Dems to do so much of this stuff that Holder
declares political opposition to be a crime.

gee. let's see. the GOP throws americans into jail with no habeas
corpus and no right to counsel...

guess you have obama confused with bush

no surprise. bush was such a disaster the right is in denial. they
think obama's been pres for 9 years

On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:45:17 -0500, Jim wrote:



Jim - Ever amazed at lib stupidity.

bob...never amazed at conservative ignorance