Hysterical Ninnies Are Idiots
Some liberal bloggers (I won't name names) are up in arms over the alleged creation by the PATRIOT Act of the "United States Secret Service Uniformed Division."
Apparently, none of these fuckwits have ever been to Washington D.C.
Or ever saw the movie "Fahrenheit 911."
The Uniformed Division of the Secret Service has been here for many years. It's main duty is to guard the embassies of foreign countries that are ubiquitous in the nice parts of D.C.
They were featured in Michael Moore's movie when he stood across the street from the Saudi Embassy talking about how important Saudi money is to the U.S. economy. The camera showed an officer in his marked cruiser speak into his radio. Next, several other units pulled up and a senior officer questioned Moore about what he was doing.
The Uniformed Division of the Secret Service also routinely catches purse-snatchers and other street criminals in the vicinity of embassies.
Some of the aforementioned bloggers are also beside themselves with outrage about wording in the PATRIOT Act that supposedly allows this "American Gestapo" to prosecute "crimes against the United States."
Give me a break. "Crimes against the United States" does not refer to being a critic of administration policies. That is the boilerplate wording used on indictments in federal courts.
Hysterical ninnies of the liberal persuasion give a bad name to actual radicals who are fighting the system.
There is much to be critical about in the PATRIOT Act, but the "United States Secret Service Uniformed Division", to the best of my knowledge, is not one of the players that people should be concerned about.
Apparently, none of these fuckwits have ever been to Washington D.C.
Or ever saw the movie "Fahrenheit 911."
The Uniformed Division of the Secret Service has been here for many years. It's main duty is to guard the embassies of foreign countries that are ubiquitous in the nice parts of D.C.
They were featured in Michael Moore's movie when he stood across the street from the Saudi Embassy talking about how important Saudi money is to the U.S. economy. The camera showed an officer in his marked cruiser speak into his radio. Next, several other units pulled up and a senior officer questioned Moore about what he was doing.
The Uniformed Division of the Secret Service also routinely catches purse-snatchers and other street criminals in the vicinity of embassies.
Some of the aforementioned bloggers are also beside themselves with outrage about wording in the PATRIOT Act that supposedly allows this "American Gestapo" to prosecute "crimes against the United States."
Give me a break. "Crimes against the United States" does not refer to being a critic of administration policies. That is the boilerplate wording used on indictments in federal courts.
Hysterical ninnies of the liberal persuasion give a bad name to actual radicals who are fighting the system.
There is much to be critical about in the PATRIOT Act, but the "United States Secret Service Uniformed Division", to the best of my knowledge, is not one of the players that people should be concerned about.
posted by Effwit at 11:59 AM
1 Comments:
Stonefruit:
Fuckwits and effwits are identical.
They are a dime a dozen nowadays.
You wouldn't want to waste your money.
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