A large number of events have occurred over the last few years, all steps leading toward the complete takeover of America.
We have seen veterans attacked and demonized, religious groups labeled as extremists, conservatives, constitutionalists, survivalists all declared a greater threat than the terror group ISIS, our sovereignty handed over to the UN, foreign troops training on American soil, NATO vehicles brought in to the US, and more recently, military exercises geared toward "uncoventional warefare," to be practiced in America while treating "gun-friendly" states as "hostile terrority."
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"our sovereignty handed over to the UN"
What part of your sovereignty, pray tell, was handed over to the UN?
"foreign troops training on American soil"
Like it happens in just about any country that has military cooperation with its allies.
"military exercises geared toward "uncoventional warefare," to be practiced in America while treating "gun-friendly" states as "hostile terrority.""
Because, if you guys actually followed what happens in the rest of the world instead of having your head stuffed in the sand (or worse), you would know urban warfare is now quite prevalent.
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Ibuki's preeeeeeeetty sure that nobody's been calling conservatives bigger threats than Daesh. She does seem to recall come conservatives claiming that gays, liberals, and atheists are bigger threats than Daesh, though.
Also, if this takeover of America is apparently in full swing, then how come Ibuki hasn't seen any results outside of the ramblings of far-right pundits?
conservatives, constitutionalists, survivalists all declared a greater threat than the terror group ISIS,
As a veteran, I venture to say that we are getting more positive attention than at any time since the end of the Korean War. There's even a creaky movement to fix the VA. Sure, we get a lot of mere lip service, but we're not being demonized, except for those of us who had the audacity to get raped.
our sovereignty handed over to the UN
OK, we fought a couple of wars in Korea and Kuwait for them and we gave them a bit of land to run their offices. Anything else in the last 70 years?
foreign troops training on American soil
You'd rather our allies' troops were training on Russian or Chinese soil?
NATO vehicles brought in to the US
The US is a member of NATO. As we are pledged to defend them, they are pledged to defend us. Sorry, but isolationism ended on December 7th, 1941.
military exercises geared toward "uncoventional warefare," to be practiced in America
So you'd rather that the United States was unprepared in the face of terrorist or chemical attack? We'll remember that next time you tell us how patriotic you are.
The USA is a member of NATO, so basically any vehicle owned by the US military is a NATO vehicle. “Foreign” troops from allied militaries are training on US soil, as US troops are stationed and trained on the soil of their respective countries. These things have been going on for decades now, I fail to see how they are a sign of the “complete takeover of America”.
And you are against foreign troops training in the US, but at the same time you don’t want US troops to train in the US either. Could you make up your mind?
Yep, it's definitely the liberals alone that are fear mongering and over-exaggerating the threat from consivatives, when several conservatives regularly claim that Obama's going to declare martial law, take away guns, beat down wholesome, God-fearing men, and America stands on the brink of collapse due to the liberal agenda. Yep, it's definitely the liberals that are creating a moral panic.
"..warefare,"
spoon combat?
Actually I think I remember reading somebody saying that "religious extremists in the USA are a greater threat to the USA than DAESH" (I'm paraphrasing), but it was more in a way that meant the proliferation of religiously-motivated laws was a threat to the USA than anything else. So, Susan fails.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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