Reflections From a Murky Pond

The filthy traitors of Fred Phelps’ Westboro Baptist Church tried their shit again. This time, however, they made the mistake of doing some place where their are people who love America and respect her troops don’t tolerate this sort of disgusting behavior.

The good and patriotic folk of Rankin County, MS made sure that the funeral of USMC Staff Sgt. Jason Rogers, who was KIA in Afghanistan on April 7, was buried in Brandon, MS without the presence of Phelp’s misborn brood of filth.

This is a taste of how you handle these traitors:

A couple of days before, one of them ran his mouth at a Brandon gas station and got his ass waxed. Police were called and the beaten man could not give much of a description of who beat him. When they canvassed the station and spoke to the large crowd that had gathered around, no one seemed to remember anything about what had happened.

Rankin County handled this thing perfectly. There were many things that were put into place that most will never know about and at great expense to the county.

Most of the morons never made it out of their hotel parking lot. It seems that certain Rankin county pickup trucks were parked directly behind any car that had Kansas plates in the hotel parking lot and the drivers mysteriously disappeared until after the funeral was over. Police were called but their wrecker service was running behind and it was going to be a few hours before they could tow the trucks so the Kansas plated cars could get out.

A few made it to the funeral but were ushered away to be questioned about a crime they might have possibly been involved in. Turns out, after a few hours of questioning, that they were not involved and they were allowed to go on about their business.

That’s a small and overly restrained taste of how Americans, hard-working Americans, Americans who love their nation and her troops can and must deal with groups like Westboro Baptist.

Our laws cannot stop the creatures of Westboro Baptist’s treasonous attacks upon our fallen troops and their families. Indeed, Americans cannot allow the legislators to stop Phelps and his ilk because no law could be written to stop them that would not be later abused to our detriment. That being the case, this is matter that we, the People must handle on own without recourse to- or concern for the law. To do less would make us complicit in treason and no better than these filth.

If Americans are going to effective in permanently stopping Westboro Baptist Church then every single member of the Phelps family unto the least misborn crotch-dropping must be classed as a valid and necessary target, as are every single one of their followers and any brats that they have spawned.

Those who disagree with the American people’s duty to remove Westboro Baptist through extra-judicial means are complicit in Phelps’ treason.

Counsel them to not interfere in any chosen operations. If they are either weak or wise enough to comply, ignore them and leave them be. If they do not comply and choose to lend aid and comfort to the vermin of Westboro Baptist Church, then they have sided against America and are also valid and necessary targets.

To the fine American people of Rankin County, MS I say, “Good job!” It gladdens my heart to see patriots who understand that, even as our soldiers are tasked with defending us at home from foreign enemies, we are charged with defending them and their families from domestic enemies.

Tags: America | Crime | Fred Phelps | Law | Mississippi | Patriots | Politics | Shirley Phelps-Roper | Society | Treason | US Military | Westboro Baptist

This entry was posted on Friday, April 22nd, 2011 at 1:40 pm and is filed under Politics, Society. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

In an Eight to One decision the United States Supreme Court upheld the earlier appeals court ruling and sided with Fred Phelps and his Westboro Baptist Church in the case of Snyder v Ph elps. The $5 million judgment against them has been nullified.

Justice Samuel Alito was the lone though very passionate dissenter, as was to be expected.

In a nutshell the SCOTUS’ ruling once again confirmed that unpopular speech and/or expression – Phelps’ brood’s rantings are about as unpopular as it gets – is protected by the 1st Amendment of America’s constitution. They further, by their ruling, in effect reiterated that people cannot use tort law to circumvent the constitutional limitations upon criminal law.

We, the People cannot allow the government at any level to enact laws that curtail freedom of speech by the People, nor can we allow judges to use lawsuits and punitive damages to do the same. Allowing such would lead to greater lasting harm than anything that the Westboro traitors could achieve on their own.

As much as allowing Phelps’ brood of traitors to continue their attacks upon America’s military and military dependents sickens and outrage me, the SCOTUS arrived at the only right decision.

If Americans want to solve for the problem of Westboro Baptist Church and the Phelps brood, then we’re going to have to do it in an extra-judicial manner.  Preferably this should be done in a manner that sends a clear message to any other domestic enemies that would attack our troops and their families in this or any other manner.

Sadly, I don’t think we have the courage and conviction anymore to do this as it would need to be done; we’re too squeamish to enact a pogrom of rape, mutilation, and murder against them with an emphasis on targeting their women, children, and grandchildren, and we’re far too cowardly to sacrifice ourselves up to the law when finished.

So Westboro won 8-1 in the SCOTUS and will continue to win the privilege of attacking our troops and their dependents because we, the People won’t put aside our sensitivities and do what is necessary to put a stop to their atrocities.

Tags: Courts | Fred Phelps | Homophobia | Law | Military | National Security | Shirley Phelps-Roper | Treason | US Supreme Court | Westboro Baptist

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You know – or should know – it’s bad when even the Ku Klux Klan feels the need to publicly repudiate your behavior, and that is exactly the situation in which Fred Phelps and his Westboro Baptist Church find themselves in.

The KKK Repudiates Westboro Baptist Church’s Activities

Yes, the above is a partial screenshot of the KKK’s website’s homepage which I’ve posted here both so that people don’t have to go to the Klan’s site and in to keep a record of it when they later remove the news release.

It seems that nearly everyone – even groups known for their hate and public displays – is arrayed against Phelps and his congregation.

So, now that everyone – except a few pathetic federal appeals court judges – seems to be in agreement that Phelps, his misborn brood, and his sickening followers are vile, can we, the People finally do something of a retributive and permanent nature about these creatures who harass and insult the families of our fallen soldiers?

Mr. Phelps believes that we’re nearing the end times. Let’s do what we can to ensure that for him, the 13 misborn spawn he rutted into his female, any progeny that those 13 might have spawned, and his followers and all of their crotch-droppings, and any who have supported them, it is such.

You know it’s bad when even the Ku Klux Klan feels the need to publicly repudiate your behavior, but let’s ensure that it is of Biblical proportions. Let fire be rained upon them from on high; let the waters turn red with blood; let the heads be stripped from the grain so that there is naught for them to eat nor plant in its time.

Such just retribution would, after all, fit in with Phelps’ view of his God 😉

Tags: Fred Phelps | Homophobia | KKK | Prejudice | Society | Westboro Baptist

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