It's hunting season.
Apparently there is a governmental hierarchy with a sniper rifle pointed directly on the middle east, awaiting its' next target in an effort to wipe out Al Queda.
Earlier it is was made known that terrorist affiliate, Anwar Al-Walki was killed about 40 miles outside Saudi Arabia by U.S. troops, under the direct order of president Obama.
The government has concrete evidence that this American (yes American) born citizen was not only directly involved with Al Queda, but part of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 as well.
Forgive me, but the fact that Al-Walki was an American born citizen, New Mexico to be exact, opens up a whole new can of constitutional worms.
This American citizen was never awarded due process, a trial, or had the opportunity to wave his Miranda rights and admit to his unspeakable wrong doings; but simply gunned down in his native religious land marking a "milestone" for old glory.
It is understandable that our country feels the need to take action against those who pose as threatening (and have proved to be so), but this is getting mildly out of hand.
There are video game arcades that provide a hunting system called "Buck Hunter", in which the player, uses a plastic hunting rifle to shoot deer one by one gaining a certain number of points per animal killed. I wonder how many points we get for publicly killing an American citizen, and then broadcasting how we are patting ourselves on the back, nationwide.
Game over.
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