Foreign Bloggers Attack US Policies Online

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 13:20:45
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Lately foreign bloggers have been saying very nasty things about the United States online in forums. Much of this is echoing the negative media hit on the United States however some of these folks are not so innocent and actually Internet Psyche War Insurgents trying to turn Americans against each other and make us lose our resolve in the War on International Terrorists.

Recently in sticking up for my country, President and our troops, I myself was attacked by someone claiming to be a European Citizen; British in fact. So I had to ask him after listening to his vulgar language and mean spirited personal attacks;

“I see so when a nation or citizen of a nation wishes to protect their nation and their nation’s honor, they are considered Banana Eating Mindless Apes? Interesting spin?”

You see the Iranian insurgency in Iraq is a purposeful disruption of a fledgling government, which has voted for self-destiny? But he had a totally different viewpoint and stated; “Kill innocent people and destroy things. That is what you and most other Americans are best at!”

Of course the longer this debate went on it was obvious there was no hope and we were both wasting our time, as I told him; “You are an anti-American person who believes everything the liberal media, BBC and Al Jazeera says.” Yet he would not stop and stated; “By the way...tell me how you felt when people from another country decided enough was enough and decided to give America a taste of their own medicine on 9/11”

I am now thinking oh no, no way he is not getting away with this on the Internet as god knows how many people are reading this thread on a high traffic political blog.

What you are pro-International Terrorist and you wish to debate with me? Is that it? You support international terrorism and you label me a million year old evolutionary branch offshoot banana eater now? Really? So you believe that 911 is an okay event? So, they what do you think of the Spain Bombing? Bali, Philippines Ferry, Egyptian Hotels? I suppose you support The International Terrorist Party of those in the Palestinian area of Jordan too? You believe Hamas is justified too? I suppose you believe that we must allow further international terrorism? And you call your self a learned man and me a Banana Eater? Really.

Speaking of Insurgents, we defeated the British Insurgents; Red Coats. So what is your point? I support the United States of America, its President, its military and winning the war against any enemy foreign or domestic. Don’t add yourself to the list by supporting international terrorism against this great nation. Consider when participating in online Blogs who you are really talking to, because after reading some of these threads, I doubt many of them are who they say they are.

Lance Winslow

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