Anyone else notice the Si se puede sign on the pro-Hamas side?

Mr. Moneo

I know the destruction of Israel is a pre-requisite for the destruction of the United States, the left, domestic and international know this.

What else can be said about the pro-terrorists except that their yells of "coward" to the Israel supporters couldn't have been more ironic or hypocritical.

The restraint showed by the Israel supporters is to be commended, respected and emulated. They were the dignified and courageous ones, and the true cowards were on the other side of the street.

What about all the ANSWER signs? ANSWER being one of the most hateful, anti-American, leftist/communist groups out there. Take advantage of the 2nd amendment while it exists (until Jan. 20) and arm yourselves...

George, you're spot-on as always, excellent post. Just some random observations:
1. South Florida has turned into another NYC or Washington, DC. We in the Cuban-American community appear to be the holdouts against the tide of liberal/left thought in the area - truly scary.
2. I saw a bunch of pro-Palestinian protesters on the corner of Flagler and SW 87th Ave back in 2007! I shit you not, it turned my stomach. These bastards appear to be everywhere in south Florida.
3. When you see this stuff, you scratch your head wondering why the majority of Jewish-Americans are liberal Democrats. Because I can assure you that the majority of those pro-Hamas folks vote Democrat when they go to the polls.
4. I also noticed the "Si Se Puede" signs in the crowd. That is Cuba's 'literacy' campaign slogan when they propagandize throughout Latin America. Is it just a coincidence that Obama's slogan was "Yes We Can"? Uncanny isn't it.
You're absolutely correct, we are in for a very scary ride unless we wake up soon and start to overturn this thing with the 2010 midterm elections. Unfortunately, I've seen a lot of good Cuban-American friends drink the kool-aid, people who I thought knew better. They are winning the 'information war' and that's why they've seized power. It is a very tough fight...

I don't think the pro-Hamas/anti-Israel community in South Florida is that large, at least not compared to other parts of the United States. The people we see demonstrating are likely the same group of 200-300 that are very vocal. As of 2007 they were an estimated 60,000 Muslims in Dade and Broward counties (not even 2 percent of the overall population), and only a small minority of those are likely to agree with the disgusting morons on the video.

On a related topic, an Islamic Center (the only one I'm aware of in the southern half of Miami-Dade County) close to my house in SW Miami was riddled with bullet holes sometime in the past few days.

You're right Mambi, we're in for a tough ordeal.

The sad part of this ordeal is that until an event of painful magnitude (sponsored by the same terrorist countries that Barack Hussein Obama wants to embrace) takes place somewhere around the world, the American people will not wake-up from the stupor they're submerged now.

Then the American people will finally realize that the liberal's policy of embracing our enemies will bring both our destruction and that of the western world.

It pains me to say this, but the events that took place on September 11, 2001 did not kill enough people as many Americans have already forgotten the treat that we’re still facing and what we went through seven years ago could have been much worse.

George,

I could only stomach half of this tape, had to turn it off in disgust, it is truly sickening

What I cannot understand is how US immigration officials are allowing (and continue to allow) these Palestinian individuals to migrate to America. I would have extradited their asses back to the shit hole they came from long time ago.

Well, good old "che" made his presence known at this "Pro-Hamas" rally as well.

That shit makes me violently ill to live in Broward. Seriously, what the fucking fuck?!

So essentially you guys see this clear use of the First Amendment as disgusting and sick and just overall horrible, correct? People misusing their right to free speech?

Hmm, I guess I'm glad you guys aren't about to be inaugurated. I'd much rather give up the Second Amendment in favour of the First any day, but I guess to some freedom of speech should only offered to those who have the same things to say. Sounds a bit familiar to another form of government, though...

Having witnesses how the FBI and Castro agents infiltrated the anti-Castro movement, I can't help but wonder how many FBI and Mossad agents and provocateurs were in that crowd. Probably the activists screaming the loudest and saying the worst things.

Abel; you're a caricature of the liberal/left, a pathetic, weak, moral reletavist serving as a useful idiot for the most anti-democratic forces in our country and the world. Hamas spits on the First Amendment, as do all those pro-Palestinian groups. But folks like you will allow them and other anti-democratic elements in our society to hide behind the Fist Amendment in order to destroy it. I'd like to see the Hamas government in Gaza permit a pro-Israel rally in their town - can you answer that for me? You and your liberal Democratic Party cohorts are the absolutely worse thing that's ever happened to this great nation. Now you'll have four years to do your dirty work of undermining our nation from without and within - you make me as sick as those worthless bastards in Broward!!

Abel, they can protest all they want, just like I have the right to expose them for the Islamo-Fascist anti-Semites they are. But your "outrage" at us, for pointing out what these Nazi anti-Semites were screaming, speaks volumes about you.

The outrage is not because of you're pointing out what they are saying and is not meant to be a statement in support of or against Israel. To be honest, I think both sides are at fault by now. But that's beside the point.

And Mambi, honestly I could care less whether or not Hamas would allow a pro-Israel rally. Why? Because first of all, Hamas was elected to their position of power, unfortunately. And it was a victory for them that went relatively unchallenged. Now then, the pro-Palestinian groups can be whatever you call them; anti-democratic, radical Islamists, anti-Semites, etc. The point is that because of where WE live, that doesn't disqualify you. The fact that they disagree, whether strongly or not, with something our country is or isn't doing is something that can be expressed openly in our country as described in the Constitution. It's not something they're hiding behind, it's a privilege that they are using as intended, and that you and Babalu are using as intended.

Is is remotely possible for some of you guys to stop being so reactionary and look at reason and logic for once? I do not support Hamas, and I do not approve of the violence that they are fueling.

Sure sounds like you are....

Abel; typical 'paralysis via analysis', a bunch of useless words to confuse and obfuscate the fact that we undermine ourselves with such weak thinking. Reactionary? Sounds like a typical liberal with all those ignorant labels. But if being a reactionary means having Common Sense and identifying a threat to my society, then I'll wear it proudly.

Abel, you can do better than calling us "reactionary"; go all the way, dude. Don't be shy...

Abel,

Watch the video and stop your bullshit.

The reactionaries are these Palestinian zealots at this demonstration that are calling for Israel to be nuked and to build a bigger oven for the Jews.

Believe me, if the positions were reversed where the Palestinians had the military power and Israel where the weak nation, the state of Israel and it’s population would have long ceased to exist, exterminated or driven to the sea by the Palestinians.