duckfarkit: Sweet baby Jesus. The reverb from the Arab Spring. I so want Obama to handle this well; otherwise this is ammo for the rtards & a recipe for disaster

No it's not, dumbass. Yemen hasn't had a spring - the whole country is bonkers. Can't imagine the US left it unguarded.

fusillade762: Why does the Islamic world seem to susceptible to trolling? Can we turn that to our advantage?

They respond very well to Allah Worms.

I'm so ticked off about the paper cut I got that I wanna storm the Canadian Embassy because the tree
they made the paper from probably came from Canada.. (That was sarcasm people, I ♥ Canada)

That is the same kind of asinine logic were seeing here..I doubt the people killed in Libya had even heard of
this stupid movie..

Oh this thread is gonna have some derp.

/grabs popcorn

BullBearMS: Hmmm... There was an interesting theory being discussed on Slashdot the other day.

whenever the UN's food price index, which measures the monthly change in the price of a basket of food commodities, climbs above 210, the conditions ripen for social unrest around the world.

(Said the researchers behind the study) "on December 13, 2010, we submitted a government report analyzing the repercussions of the global financial crises, and directly identifying the risk of social unrest and political instability due to food prices." Four days later, Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire as an act of protest in Tunisia.

Today, the food price index is hovering around 213, where it has stayed for months-just beyond the tip of the identified threshold.

And then the discussion devolved into a flamewar about the privacy concerns surrounding how the study was conducted.

Joe Six-Keg: That takes time. Even getting a couple of platoons to a hotspot can take hours, especially when you have hostiles in area. The "good" thing is there's a ton of hurt in the area already, and backup is likely inbound. Not sure where everything is in the Gulf at this time, but I can tell you: there are probably a lot of very motivated Marines en route, with a few drones to help with recon. Hopefully common sense and/or self-preservation breaks out there soon.

Two US navy ships with tomahawks aboard are headed towards Libya, surveillance drones are already there, and more marines are being sent for the embassy.
As far as Yemen goes, we've been droning that place up worse than Pakistan and Somalia.
I bet Assad and the Bahrainis are glad to have the cameras off of them for a news cycle.

First line of TFA:

Protesters angry over an obscure film critical of Islam's Prophet Muhammad stormed the U.S. Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen, on Thursday, as unrest that led to the deaths of a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans in Libya spread to other countries in the region.

Bullshiat. Bullshiat. Bullshiat.

The producer of this film turns out to not exist. The screening that so upset the Muslim world never happened. News organizations have yet to find any Muslim on the street who has seen it, most of those interviewed hadn't even heard of it.

This stinks to high heaven.

We are being used, yet again.

Threat level at HS is level 3. I'd jack it to 2, personally. If people are defying gunfire to scale walls, whose to say a bunch won't try to take a plane and do some copycatting...

/glad I'm not going anywhere

BullBearMS: whenever the UN's food price index, which measures the monthly change in the price of a basket of food commodities, climbs above 210, the conditions ripen for social unrest around the world.

(Said the researchers behind the study) "on December 13, 2010, we submitted a government report analyzing the repercussions of the global financial crises, and directly identifying the risk of social unrest and political instability due to food prices." Four days later, Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire as an act of protest in Tunisia.

Today, the food price index is hovering around 213, where it has stayed for months-just beyond the tip of the identified threshold.


Take a look at this as well.

LL316: Totally agree with this, but don't go putting the fault there. The fault lies with the animals who react this way over a movie, not the movie maker himself.

"This machine has a horrible design flaw. Pushing this sequence of buttons can cause a blade to come out the side and kill an innocent pedestrian. Excuse me while I demonstrate!"



"Why are you acting like I did something wrong? The fault lies with the manufacture for creating a machine that reacts this way over a button press"

LL316: nmemkha: While the "outrage" is most likely an excuse to vent anger at the US, they producers of the film were callously negligent. Free Speech is a right, but with every right comes a responsibility. They knew there would be violence at the release of the film and yet they released it anyway. Unfortunately, its not their loved ones who are dying, but innocent people caught up in an unnecessary firestorm.

Totally agree with this, but don't go putting the fault there. The fault lies with the animals who react this way over a movie, not the movie maker himself. It's the rapist, not the low cut dress that commits the bad act.

This movie wasn't a low-cut dress; it was a nude lap dancer whispering "let's do it" in the guy's ear.

cman: Bigotry against the west runs deep.

Hell, bigotry runs deep everywhere.

True, and when bigots taunt other bigots with offensive videos, then shiat meets fan.

fark them, start picking them off the fence like squirrels with aimed shots and the crowd will disperse. This shiat is getting retarded, as if it wasn't retarded enough already.

(There was supposed to be much death of innocent pedestrians via demonstration in between that got left out due to my poor posting skills).

Cpl.D: I thought they equipped all US embassies with that active denial system. It really would've been helpful, here.

They bought the units and installed them in some places.
Then some bigwig had them recalled before testing because they were too controversial.

/More controversial than having our embassy ransacked, it seems.
/Scientific advancement cant always make up for bad decisions.

There's a very nice muslim family who lives down the street from me. Suuuuper hot daughter. Anyhow, I ran into the dad at the grocery store, and he's very face-palmy at the moment. His wife makes an awesome chicken/lamb rice dish, that kills at our barbecue parties

/except not literally, no bombs at our barbecues

somedude210: /wouldn't at all be surprised if this traced back to Team Romney



That's simply not true, Obama's apologetic stance on America is what causes these awful tragedies that befell our Embassies abroad. If you send me to the White House in November, I promise I will never apologize for American films and American Freedoms™ Stay with Christ

Bit'O'Gristle

fark them, start picking them off the fence like squirrels with aimed shots and the crowd will disperse. This shiat is getting retarded, as if it wasn't retarded enough already.

Sentence fragment. Who is supposed to be doing this shooting?

Huh, I thought all you had to do was garrison an extra two spearmen to quell the unrest. Civilization, you have failed me....

nmemkha: LL316: nmemkha: While the "outrage" is most likely an excuse to vent anger at the US, they producers of the film were callously negligent. Free Speech is a right, but with every right comes a responsibility. They knew there would be violence at the release of the film and yet they released it anyway. Unfortunately, its not their loved ones who are dying, but innocent people caught up in an unnecessary firestorm.

Totally agree with this, but don't go putting the fault there. The fault lies with the animals who react this way over a movie, not the movie maker himself. It's the rapist, not the low cut dress that commits the bad act.

The film was purposely made to antagonize. Demonstrating how I raped your lover in front of you is bound to elicit a negative reaction right? Its not my fault you got angry and assaulted me, right?

Yeah and skimpy dresses are purposely worn to arouse.

RU4C: Subby here. I thought about including a joke, but knowing the Embassy staff over there is fighting for their lives, just didn't think it was appropriate.

Fark being more sensitive/respectful than a presidential candidate...weird.

ya know, I say just one of these shiat bird dirt holes we should just pick to treat like the romans would. Just say "I'm tired of putting up with your retarded horse shiat, you either come on board, be americans and be cool or we go full 13 legion on your ass". No occupation, just kill the opposition and get on with your day. Remind them that we treat these little pissant extremist with kid gloves because we don't want to hurt the innocent people they hide amoung.

Mr. Shabooboo: I'm so ticked off about the paper cut I got that I wanna storm the Canadian Embassy because the tree
they made the paper from probably came from Canada.. (That was sarcasm people, I ♥ Canada)

Oh yeah?

I saw this controversial film that two idiots in the US made about Canada. That say it was aboot free speech, but I could see the hate in their depiction of flapping heads and crappy WW2-technology in their army. I'm getting ready right now to go storm the US embassy, eh? Fookin hosers!

/fart
/AAAAAAhahahahahaha

Coming on a Bicycle:

Yeah and skimpy dresses are purposely worn to arouse.


Aren't they?

They hate the way they're portrayed in media, only to portray themselves poorly on the world stage.

opiumpoopy: duckfarkit: Sweet baby Jesus. The reverb from the Arab Spring. I so want Obama to handle this well; otherwise this is ammo for the rtards & a recipe for disaster

No it's not, dumbass. Yemen hasn't had a spring - the whole country is bonkers. Can't imagine the US left it unguarded.

Two out of three ain't bad?

Paradise by the dashboard light?

I think there is substance as well as insult here. We do (nearly uniquely) support the Zionists. We do install/maintain despotic regimes in order to nick oil, lest we forget.

steerforth: Hi America, from a foreigner

Please secure your people in all embassies, consulates and missions around the world. There is obviously a concerted effort to attack you at the moment.

Please rest assured that, as long as your reaction to these events is rational, the rest of the world is with you.

Please don't invade anyone.

Thx, ROW.

/Ya, kinda hard to get in the mood for a multi cultural campfire and sing along when they are firing rpg's and Ak's at our people, and burning down our houses. But i hear ya.

So, how about arresting the one who made the film and charge him with murder and inflicting riots?

If you can charge a fleeing criminal with murder when police shoot some bystanders, you can charge the religious lunatic who made the movie as well.

wippit: Mr. Shabooboo: I'm so ticked off about the paper cut I got that I wanna storm the Canadian Embassy because the tree
they made the paper from probably came from Canada.. (That was sarcasm people, I ♥ Canada)

Oh yeah?

I saw this controversial film that two idiots in the US made about Canada. That say it was aboot free speech, but I could see the hate in their depiction of flapping heads and crappy WW2-technology in their army. I'm getting ready right now to go storm the US embassy, eh? Fookin hosers!

/fart
/AAAAAAhahahahahaha

somedude210: SuperT: ya know, I say just one of these shiat bird dirt holes we should just pick to treat like the romans would. Just say "I'm tired of putting up with your retarded horse shiat, you either come on board, be americans and be cool or we go full 13 legion on your ass". No occupation, just kill the opposition and get on with your day. Remind them that we treat these little pissant extremist with kid gloves because we don't want to hurt the innocent people they hide amoung.

then we have a whole other issue. The great thing going for the Romans was that they were the only empire in the known world. We have several right now, so if we did something like that, the world would go apeshiat and we'd be held accountable

I know, but sometimes I feel like we're a grown up being tormented by toddlers who are trying to punch us. yea, they can't really hurt us, and we could wreck their farking day without serious effort, but we don't because it wouldn't be the right thing to do. But we also aren't correcting this behavior.

Insatiable Jesus: Bullshiat. Bullshiat. Bullshiat.

The producer of this film turns out to not exist. The screening that so upset the Muslim world never happened. News organizations have yet to find any Muslim on the street who has seen it, most of those interviewed hadn't even heard of it.

This stinks to high heaven.

We are being used, yet again.

A "Gulf of Tonkin" is being engineered by those who want us to get mired in yet another war over there. Anywhere. Because war means money for some people. And they're not waiting for a change of administration, especially since this administration is probably going to be re-elected. And if Obama doesn't get re-elected, they can blame him for starting the war.

This is my tinfoil. Get your own.

Shirley Ujest: We should hand that film maker and Terry Jones over to some Muslim clerics.

Because the logical thing to do when Americans are attacked, is to help them kill more Americans.

/the return of appeasement
//now with added preemptive execution of anyone with the potential to become the next Winston Churchill

RU4C: Subby here. I thought about including a joke, but knowing the Embassy staff over there is fighting for their lives, just didn't think it was appropriate.

Well said. Class on Fark is hard to find.

Thank you for those kind words on an internet message board. I guess I was just the kid who could never rob the hooker in GTA. She did her job and deserves that money.

wippit: Mr. Shabooboo: I'm so ticked off about the paper cut I got that I wanna storm the Canadian Embassy because the tree
they made the paper from probably came from Canada.. (That was sarcasm people, I ♥ Canada)

Oh yeah?

I saw this controversial film that two idiots in the US made about Canada. That say it was aboot free speech, but I could see the hate in their depiction of flapping heads and crappy WW2-technology in their army. I'm getting ready right now to go storm the US embassy, eh? Fookin hosers!

/fart
/AAAAAAhahahahahaha

Hey I think your on to something lets blame Canada!

Hey! Everyone! This is Canada's bad, and they apologize. Go back to work now k thx bia.

This has nothing to do with the stupid film. Most if not all of the morans attacking the embassy haven't even heard of it, let alone seen it. And even if they had, how is it America's fault? Or the people inside the embassy? The American government didn't hire them to make it, they don't approve of it, but somehow they seem to be using this as an excuse for killing people. So i guess to a radical Islamic, burning people alive and shooting them is much less horrid than a stupid short about Mohammad. I just don't understand the logic.

Quit freaking out. We got attacked in Libya by an Al Qaeda cell. The stuff in Egypt and Yemen so far just look like normal, every day, pissed-off Muslim demonstrations, orchestrated by Islamists, but not particularly dangerous. Neither of these things are new, nor do they call for "kicking ass" or any other response other than beefing up security against actual terrorists while talking in a soothing voice to the nice rioting mob, There, there, Muhammed isn't being dissed by the US government, there, there.