When Hate is just Stupid

Area woman ‘terrified’ after swastikas found painted on driveway

By MICHAEL N. PRICE 10/05/2012

Scary or Stupid?

WEST PIKELAND — A 75-year-old Jewish woman is looking for help from law enforcement officials after someone entered her property and painted two swastikas on her driveway.

Laura Soto, who lives alone on a large property on Eagle Farms Road, contacted police after her caretaker discovered the discriminatory symbols on Sept. 29. A barn was also broken into and other outbuildings were rummaged through. Only a weedwhacker was stolen, Soto said.

Soto said the incident left her frightened and looking for support from the West Pikeland Police Department. She called the department after the incident and asked them to conduct an investigation. She spoke an officer over the phone, she said, and felt confident that her police department would do everything they could to help her.

“I’m 75 years old, I remember what a swastika means,” Soto said. “I live alone, I’m terrified.”

When she called several days later to check on the investigation’s progress Soto heard the last thing she expected from her police department.

“I was told they are not doing an investigation,” Soto said. “I was told there was nothing to investigate.”

Soto said there was a similar incident several years ago in a neighborhood just across the street. A swastika was painted on a driveway, and, in the days that followed that incident, West Pikeland police officers canvassed the neighborhood to knock on doors in search of witnesses. Eventually, a pair of teenagers responsible for the incident was found, largely due to the efforts of police officers.

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A 'Swastika' painted on a sidewalk reported by the media eager for a sensational crime story. No doubt a 'hate-crime' targeting the elderly would add to the outrage. Does the fact that the painting of the symbol is completely backwards, a fact missed by the victim, police and reporters concern you? It will most likely be logged as a hate-crime instead of some knuckleheads or punks targeting an old lady with the most 'shocking' message or tag they could conjure up. The coverage just reinforces the 'shock' value.  Just further proof that the race-hustle industry has programmed the masses for an instantaneous and knee-jerk response to images and stories of these 'mind-crimes' without question. Programming done daily in the left leaning media to keep your reflexes sharp.

@MSNBC - Inexplicable Propaganda

Steve Benen

Now an excerpt from another @MSNBC article not worth reading  Inexplicably renewing the OBL debate    
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"I continue to find this entire line of attack deeply strange. For one thing, Sununu is relying on an odd anti-Obama book that has struggled badly to stand up to scrutiny.

For another, Obama wasn't "timid on the first two or three opportunities." On the contrary, it was Donald Rumsfeld who called off missions to get bin Laden he considered too risky."

Concludes with.....

"But from a purely strategic perspective, what does Sununu hope to gain from resuming this fight? How does it help Romney to remind everyone that Obama took an enormous risk when he ordered the strike, but he made the tough call and it paid off?"

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 Now we examine the highlighted  sentence above and follow the link to called off missions  to get bin laden and what do we find?  The link points to AQ leadership and Bin Laden is NOT on the LIST. 
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But Glenn Thrush highlights another tidbit that seems important: six years ago, the U.S. was poised to launch a raid in Pakistan against al Qaeda, but Rumsfeld called it off. It was, he decided at the time, too risky.

A secret military operation in early 2005 to capture senior members of Al Qaeda in Pakistan's tribal areas was aborted at the last minute after top Bush administration officials decided it was too risky and could jeopardize relations with Pakistan, according to intelligence and military officials.
The target was a meeting of Qaeda leaders that intelligence officials thought included Ayman al-Zawahri, Osama bin Laden's top deputy and the man believed to run the terrorist group's operations.
But the mission was called off after Donald H. Rumsfeld.... Members of a Navy Seals unit in parachute gear had already boarded C-130 cargo planes in Afghanistan when the mission was canceled, said a former senior intelligence official involved in the planning.

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The article is more than flawed and I just highlighted the most glaring example of an outright LIE.
@MSNBC cannot be considered a news outlet by any measure and the consumers of this pablum deserve ridicule and scorn.