#rsrh Can’t wait to hear how the Chicago bomb thing was a stupid video/Mitt Romney’s fault.

Because God forbid that we assume that any of this could be due to a failure of leadership:

Undercover FBI agents arrested an 18-year-old American man who tried to detonate what he believed was a car bomb outside a downtown Chicago bar, federal prosecutors said today. Adel Daoud, a US citizen from the Chicago suburb of Hillside, was arrested last night in an undercover operation in which agents pretending to be extremists provided him with a phony car bomb. But the device was inert and the public was never at risk, officials said.

Or, more accurately, a failure to induce the proper bed-wetting terror that should accompany any thought of setting off an explosive on US soil.  Because if you’re thinking that this sort of story seems to have gotten more and more common since 20[0*]9… well.  Yes, it has.

Moe Lane

[*Nag, nag, nag.]

10 thoughts on “#rsrh Can’t wait to hear how the Chicago bomb thing was a stupid video/Mitt Romney’s fault.”

  1. That’s hitting closer to home than I’d like….

    I will point out, Moe, that this is also an indictment of Hizzoner Rahm, as this was in his turf… Hizzoner Daley the Elder would not have stood for this crap.

    Mew

  2. Maybe if the obamanator apologizes to him personally for America “disrespecting his religion” he will be reformed into a useful productive citizen? C’mon barack, surely you can grovel enough to convince one misguided teenager from your own home town that America isn’t so bad. HEY, I KNOW: You could kiss his butt( on both cheeks!!, in Daley Plaza. That would surely show him the error of his ways.

  4. “…this sort of story seems to have gotten more and more common since 2099…”

    It’s either a typo, or Moe’s got a time machine he’s not telling us about.

  5. Like I said before we’re going to be at “The Gates of Vienna” before you know it. I sure hope they’re starting to fortify those gates we’re going to need it.

  6. President Obama, Secretary Clinton, Ambassador Rice, blaming the victims for the actions of psychotic thugs doesn’t reduce psychotic thuggery, it only increases it. However, when the state of Florida executed Ted Bundy…strangely he is no longer committing acts of psychotic thuggery.

  7. Typo Alert!

    The year “2099” in the phrase “more and more common since 2099”, should be “1999.”

    This is your second warning.

  8. Moe_Lane wrote on September 16, 2012 at 10:48 pm

    :raised eyebrow: …”Warning?” 🙂

    or I shall taunt you a third time!

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