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In one of the funniest things I have seen today the editor of the Reading Eagle Al “Sperm” Walentis compared the outrage involving the port issue with the United Arab Emirates to the outrage some people had over the movie Brokeback Mountain. Now what the Sperm is trying to do here is portray people in Middle America as bible thumping rednecks that are just racist. Here is the quote from Sperm’s blog about the topic at hand.

[2] Just as you might make a case that an Arab-managed port won’t weaken national security, so, too, can you argue that same-sex marriages are no danger to the republic.

[3] But many in Middle America aren’t always focused on logic. All they care about is that Arabs attacked us on 9/11, that some of those Arabs passed through the United Arab Emirates and that groups associated with al-Qaida moved terror funding through its banking system. And they grow a little woozy when they hear the guy in charge of protecting the heartland, Michael Chertoff, equate national security with a potential chilling effect on world biz, “We have to balance the paramount urgency of security against the fact that we still want to have a robust global trading system.”

[4] And many in Middle America don’t want to hear that same-sex unions should be equal in value under the law. All they care about is [5] protecting[6] the slippery slope from underage or incestuous unions and preserving the traditional institution of marriage as defined by their religious dogma, one man and one woman. And they grow a little woozy when they see two guys snuggling in [7] “Brokeback Mountain.”

First off before I respond to Sperm’s comments I want to add that Sperm is from Shenandoah, PA. Now I have been in that part of the state several times, and is one of those towns considered middle America in my view, and I doubt that the people that reside there share the same views as their hometown hero Sperm Walentis.

Now onto the topic at hand. Sperm states that this whole thing involves hate toward any race that is not white, but Sperm can not be anymore wrong. One thing that has not been brought up in the media is that the United Arab Emirates has a connection to Osama Bin Laden, and cost us a chance to kill him in 1999. The source of this information can be found by downloading the full 9/11 Commission Report at [8] http://www.gpoaccess.gov/911/ then go to page 137 under the subject The Desert Camp February, 1999, and you will find the topic I will be talking about.

To be brief Osama Bin Laden along with the United Arab Emirates were visiting a terrorist Desert Camp in 1999. The CIA aborted the missile attack on the Camp after discovering that members of the United Arab Emirates Royal Family were with Osama Bin Laden. Richard Clarke cornered the United Arab Emirates to urge them to distance themselves from Osama Bin Laden. About a week after that occurrence the Desert Camp is dismantled, and the chance to get Bin Laden was blown for the reason that the United Arab Emirates tipped off Osama Bin Laden.

Now once you read this you can understand why we can not have these people owning our ports at any cost. In my view we should have blown Bin Laden from the face of the earth despite Royal Family members standing by his side. They knew who Bin Laden was, and should face the consequence. Remember when growing up when you parents would tell you to stay away from the bad crowds, because you could get hurt by being involved with the bad crowd? Well that same rule should apply with our National Security as well. Just think about it that 9/11 could have been prevented by just using some common sense.

Bottom line is that if President Bush continues to embrace these people, and want to turn ownership of our ports over the enemy, or veto any attempt by Congress to prevent this from happening, then President Bush should be impeached for treason. There are just some things that you don’t sell, and our ports are one of them. The Republican Party needs to wake up, and return to their agenda of limited government, fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, securing our borders, and an American first economy. If they fail to do that then they deserve their fate this November.