When does the goose-stepping to John Lennon songs start?

It’s good to see someone nailing this sort of stuff to the wall where everyone can see it, and some of it being relevant to those of us who are a bit more … ummm … religious?

I predict… you ain’t seen nothing yet.

What’s really bad is that when I first heard about this on HA that a bunch of hate filled liberals pulled this stunt, I wasn’t the least bit surprised. Their hypocracy has no limit.

Yakko77 on October 11, 2007 at 11:06 AM

More hypocricy. The school president says no disciplinary action – so much for the “no tolerance” stance he took before he knew it was moonbats who put up the fliers.

Seriously, I’ll be curious how such a radically-leftist school like GWU deals with this situation. I used to work nearby Foggy Bottom and regularly encountered the overprivileged and obviously far-left student body. You know the type- Mommy and Daddy paying for GWU and the Georgetown lifestyle so the “lil darlins’” can devote their whole time to furthering the radical agenda.

What should happen is the whole lot should be expelled for at least a semester. That of course won’t happen. There is no place in this nation more intolerant of exploring all different views than the typical college campus. This crowd will be lauded for their actions.

It’s not that libertarian ideas about minimal government intervention in the economy is a bad thing. It’s a good thing. It’s just that when people take one value too far, we see bad ideas.

nationspatriotcom on October 10, 2007 at 3:26 PM

Excellent post. Something I’ve wrestled with for awhile is the growing understanding that conservatives have to learn how to mud-wrestle.

“Why do people keep calling me a leftist,” he asks indignantly in my comment section.

Turns out he’s a Paulbot.

e-pirate on October 10, 2007 at 8:43 AM

I have to agree with you on this one.
Some of you want him/them expelled and facing a lawsuit for this? Really? Attempting to shut them down with tactics like that are what they would do. Why sink to their level?

SouthernDem on October 10, 2007 at 8:59 AM

“Sink to their level”? Are you serious?

What is it today that people aren’t getting? The Right; whether Conservatives or simply Republicans in general, are being viciously attacked with lies, deceit & propaganda that IS being picked up by the MSM and others out to destroy and “Shut down” their opposition. It’s their M.O..

Sorry to break it to you, but the “High Road” of the Republican Past is long gone… if we continue to “Not stoop to their level”, then they stomp us and our voices out; AND WIN. It’s their belief in our “moral standards” that they’re using to tie our own hands with; they’re counting on it.

This is a battle of existence to The Left that they will not stop short of (liking their ideological mentality with the equivalent of the IslamoFascist suicide bomber); whatever it takes…

This “Take the High Road” concept reeks of a defeatist attitude. Not defending yourself, or standing up for your Rights or Principles, is what’s costing us this country and lending ground to the “Progressives” and their movement. Not only do they have the money and resources to follow through with antics like this; whether calling it “satire” or not doesn’t matter; if their will isn’t matched with resolve equal to theirs, you can take your prudent, traditional standards, and kiss them goodbye.

Don’t misconstrue my intent to abandon our own traditional beliefs, standards or principals; I’m merely advocating taking the matter to task; even striking back (lawsuits, expulsion, whatever) such as we have in responding to the 9/11 attacks (by taking the war to their backyard and driving them back).

Our Party will be perceived as weak and impotent to future terrorist (or even Leftist) attacks if we sit back and do nothing; they will relentlessly continue these and more unconscionable acts.

Well, buddy, I guess the newspapers in Cairo are all idiots then. There is a link at LGF to a Cairo newspaper citing this flyer as a part of “growing muslim backlash” in the West. The Law of Unintented Consequences, my friend.

The scary thing about the internet is how fast and far lies can spread and be repeated until they become de facto facts because people will not believe you when you tell them it is a lie.

e-pirate on October 10, 2007 at 8:43 AM

As to your response that we shouldn’t be over-sensitive like the muslims, I have yet to hear calls for these seven people to be stoned or have their heads cut off. There hasn’t even been a VRWC memo about how to destroy their lives yet, and until that comes you know we won’t act.

Something interesting here. Yeah, the leftwing wackos acted out of malice in an effort to smear YAF for “hate.”

But anybody with two neurons to rub together could see that, in fact, this was not an actual right-wing poster. Whether or not it was truly “satire,” it was transparently phony, meant as a sick joke at YAF’s expense.

Guess what? Kokesh & Co. just proved a major problem with Islamic culture: THEY CAN’T TAKE A JOKE.

Nice talking point for Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week, I’d say … THANKS, MOONBATS!

Ali-Bubba on October 10, 2007 at 12:21 AM

Anyone else notice the grad who thought it was “satire” in the Washington City Paper article is one of those who copped to doing it???

I’ll be blunt… anyone who can’t see that the fliers were satire–mean-spirited and uninformed, but satire nonetheless–is an idiot.

DaveS on October 10, 2007 at 9:35 AM

In that case, you must think there are alot of idiots on the GW campus. People don’t necessarily read this type of slander very closely, they tend to just react:

“I think this is a rather overt form of racism,” Shibib said. “What is important (is) to look further into this.”

“‘This is the first time I felt attacked,’ said Manalle Mahmoud, a junior who is of the Muslim faith.”

SA Executive Vice President Brand Kroeger, who also did not attend Monday night’s meeting, said GW administrators should take serious action against any students involved with creating and or hanging the posters.

“Kroeger said, ‘I would support expulsion. These acts are completely heinous.’”

The last one is the most interesting. Kroeger supported expulsion initially, presumably because he’s an “idiot” as DaveS put it. But now that it turned out to be moonbats claiming a botched joke, I don’t think he will be so stern. We’ll see.