San Francisco liberals values – threatening and stalking John Yoo

San Francisco is probably the most vile, disgusting, anti American city in the entire country, even more so than Chicago.  According to Zomblog, Thursday, May 28, the Berkeley Daily Planet newspaper published an article was encouraging people to join a vigilante-style protest in front of the private home of Professor John Yoo. Here is an excerpt from the story:

Neighborhood Alert: Berkeley Home to Possible War Criminal

Last week the Grizzly Peak neighbors of John Yoo received a “Neighborhood Alert” regarding Professor Yoo, in the form of a flyer letting them know he lives among them and providing information about his crimes, namely providing unethical and shoddy legal advice and cover to Bybee, Cheney, Bush, Rumsfeld, Rice, etc. …

Unlike a sexual predator or burglar, Mr. Yoo is a criminal whom the police are not likely to point out to Berkeley citizens, though his crimes are horrific. …

I question the acceptability of sheltering a war criminal in Berkeley. I don’t feel safe living in the vicinity of someone who believes torture is legal. …

Finally, there is a growing group of Berkeley citizens who are standing in witness in front of Yoo’s house on a weekly basis, starting this Sunday, May 31, at 2 p.m. Join this group on Grizzly Peak for an hour or so. If there’s any justice in this world John Yoo is going to have problems living a normal life now, unless he apologizes to us all.

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June 2, 2009 · Filed Under Left Wing Extremists, liberals


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  • Alice de Tocqueville

    Many do not realize that prisoners at Guantanamo, Bagram, and other secret prisons were completely innocent, not only of any involvement with the 9/11 attacks, but some of even any hostilities. They were apprehended in large sweeps of people; some were denounced by personal enemies for a reward. In light of that it seems important to realize that no amount of punishment of the wrong people will make us safer. Just indiscriminate violence against ‘somebody, anybody’ is not Christian.

    Also, it is known (no thanks to any Democrats) that waterboarding, for instance, is one of the milder things that were done to people; more than 20 died from torture. I do not believe that those who cling to the hope that this will help our country are giving much thought to what being a torturer does to the person who’s doing it.

    Please, those of you are Christian, tell me where Jesus did anything like this, or condoned it.