Al-Qaida hates Fox News!

Sounds like this letter to bin Laden could of been written by a few posters here (I tease), except al-Qaida hasn't figured out to call it "Faux News"... lol

In a letter outlining al-Qaida's media strategy ahead of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, the terror group's top spokesman expressed disdain for Fox News.

"From the professional point of view, they are all on one level—except [Fox News] channel which falls into the abyss as you know, and lacks neutrality too," al-Qaida spokesman Adam Gadahn wrote in the January 2011 letter.
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"As for Fox News," he added, "let her die in her anger."

They also liked MSNBC until they fired Sheik Keith Olberman...

I used to think that MSNBC channel may be good and neutral a bit, but is has lately fired two of the most famous journalists —Keith Olberman and Octavia Nasser the Lebanese—because they released some statements that were open for argument.

And you just can't make this up, but here is why they want to assinate President Obama...

As was previously reported, the documents show that bin Laden ordered the assassinations of President Barack Obama and U.S. Gen. David Petraeus, but did not have the resources to carry out the killings.

"Obama is the head of infidelity and killing him automatically will make [Vice President Joe] Biden take over the presidency for the remainder of the term, as it is the norm over there," bin Laden wrote in a letter to one of his top lieutenants. "Biden is totally unprepared for that post, which will lead the U.S. into a crisis."

:rofl

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/cutline/al-qaida-letter-seized-bin-laden-compound-fox-154510302.html

"Biden is totally unprepared for that post, which will lead the U.S. into a crisis."

humorous --- that's what the political machine was saying about Obama when they picked Biden as VP.

Too bad Obama killed OBL, MSNBC could have hired him to replace Olberman. He seems to understand US politics well, and a little more even keeled than Keith.

They have been releasing other documents from Bin Laden's stash and it is funny to hear him distressed to see all his commanders getting taken out, (foreshadowing) and then complaining about other underlings who weren't obeying his orders, thinking the old man is out of touch.

FredHayek wrote: Too bad Obama killed OBL, MSNBC could have hired him to replace Olberman. He seems to understand US politics well, and a little more even keeled than Keith.

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rofllol

CritiKalbILL wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Too bad Obama killed OBL, MSNBC could have hired him to replace Olberman. He seems to understand US politics well, and a little more even keeled than Keith.

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rofllol

I can't imagine MSNBC hiring a gun toting religious right-wing nut, but I'm sure he would fit right in at fox.

archer wrote:

CritiKalbILL wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Too bad Obama killed OBL, MSNBC could have hired him to replace Olberman. He seems to understand US politics well, and a little more even keeled than Keith.

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rofllol

I can't imagine MSNBC hiring a gun toting religious right-wing nut, but I'm sure he would fit right in at fox.

MSNBC are flip-floppers, they hired gun toting super right winger Pat Buchanan before firing him last year.

archer wrote:

CritiKalbILL wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Too bad Obama killed OBL, MSNBC could have hired him to replace Olberman. He seems to understand US politics well, and a little more even keeled than Keith.

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rofllol

I can't imagine MSNBC hiring a gun toting religious right-wing nut, but I'm sure he would fit right in at fox.

Works for me.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott won't ban guns during GOP convention

Florida Gov. Rick Scott will allow people to carry guns in the area of the Republican National Convention in Tampa Bay this August, denying a request to ban them near the gathering.

The Tampa City Council voted last week to ask Scott to ban guns in downtown Tampa and in nearby areas during the convention, at which the GOP presidential nominee will be announced.

Scott, a Republican, cited the Sunshine State's law along with the Second Amendment in defense of his decision, which he outlined in a letter to Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn, obtained by the Tampa Bay Times.

"It is unclear how disarming law-abiding citizens would better protect them from the dangers and threats posed by those who would flout the law," he wrote. "It is just such times that the constitutional right to self-defense is most precious and must be protected from government outreach."

http://www.amny.com/urbanite-1.812039/f ... -1.3695160

That's my kind of governor.