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Do I really have to say it? For this administration whites are the problem.
I don't like going down this particular alley, but after watching this video it's hard not to conclude this administration doesn't consider those rascally white people the source of all evil in America.
How about showing a video on how the public can assist the completely inept TSA?
I just saw this ... and it's rather obvious when you dissect it carefully. Clearly there is a prevailing subliminal message there that depicts Americans as the most likely source of domestic terrorism ... with particularly overt scenes depicting "white men" as the terrorists, with mostly ethnic minorities as the watchful eyes and informants.
What a psychological con job ..... "don't consider culture or ethnicity when evaluating suspicious behavior" .... while all of the terrorist characters are portrayed as "white guys" .... you know ... those Ron Paul supporters ... those Tea Baggers .... those "Militia" members ... "Oath Keepers" !!
The underlying message? Watch out for those anti-government people ... forget the Muslim extremists .... it's the American people who are the "real enemy".
What an outcry there would have been had the terrorists been portrayed as looking like someone from the Middle East. Clearly this administration considers white Americans to be the real enemy.
And yet the idiots in this administration want to focus on white people..
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