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New DHS video ignores previous controversy over deliberate racial overtones Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com August 17, 2011 Despite causing controversy last month with a video that portrayed white middle class Americans as the most likely terrorists, the Department of Homeland Security has released yet another PSA that depicts an attempt to bomb a subway station not by Al-Qaeda Muslims, but well-dressed white people. A new Public Service Announcement entitled 'The Drop Off -- If You See Something, Say Something' was unveiled by none other than Big Sis herself, Janet Napolitano, on the Homeland Security website today. The PSA, which will be played on television and radio stations, shows a well dressed attractive white woman exiting a taxi before walking into a subway station. The taxi driver -- a white man -- then makes a phone call and sets a timer on a device in the trunk of the car. The woman then leaves her bag in the station. "If you see something, say something -- report suspicious activity to local authorities," states the voiceover as the clip ends with other commuters reporting the incident to a black security guard and a black police officer. In her accompanying statement to the video, DHS chief Napolitano also hints that gun stores could be a prime breeding ground for terrorists, making reference to a recent case where, "the owner of a gun store near Ft. Hood called authorities when an individual in his store was behaving in a suspicious manner." As we <b>...</b> |
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