The conservative actor (apparently with an IQ of 180) retaliates against a man who threatened him twice on Twitter.





Woods quickly tracks down and identifies the leftist idiot, more in this link.

"One ought never to turn one's back on a threatened danger and try to run away from it. If you do that, you will double the danger. But if you meet it promptly and without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half. Never run away from anything. Never!" -- Winston Churchill

Wow! That was a very impressive exchange. Mr. Woods just gained a follower.

James Woods has played some real shitbags in his career, but that's why they call it acting. The real shitbags in Hollywood play heroes all the time. Again, it's just acting.

I'm inclined to say that I'd run into a burning building to save James Woods. We need guys like that.

He's an interesting guy. Hell of a poker player, too.

He'd make an excellent addition to the forum.

Oh, great. Now, the perp's poor parents will never get that creep out of their basement.

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Originally posted by JALLEN:
"One ought never to turn one's back on a threatened danger and try to run away from it. If you do that, you will double the danger. But if you meet it promptly and without flinching, you will reduce the danger by half. Never run away from anything. Never!" -- Winston Churchill

Words of wisdom.
My own addition or change would be," If you meet it promptly and with force, you will end the danger."
Good for James.

Should take a play out of the lefty playbook, get in contact with his employer and get the piece of shit fired. That's if he even works. That's what they would try to do to conservatives.

Matthew: I was just foolin' about.

James Woods: I wasn't.

I have loved James Woods since I saw the 1988 movie "Cop". For poor little Matthew, here is what he could expect:



NSFW DUE TO LANGUAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I'm inclined to say that I'd run into a burning building to save James Woods. We need guys like that.

That put a grin on my face. We need more James Woods in the world. Awesome.

Theodore Roosevelt would approve.

The story is that a man had been loud mouthing about "Four Eyes" and "Four Eyes" heard that the man threatened to kill him on sight.

"Is that so?"

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Remounting his horse, he rode back upriver to Paddock’s house at the railroad crossing. The gunman answered his knock. “I understand that you have threatened to kill me on sight,” rasped Roosevelt. “I have come over to see when you want to begin the killing.” Paddock was so taken aback he could only protest that he had been “misquoted.”

The poor guy clearly didn't watch this instructional video: How to catch James Woods

James Woods is an interesting guy. Besides being an excellent actor, he is a conservative and not ashamed of it nor does he try to hide it. He was also on a flight prior to 9-11 in which he he thought that some Arabs on board were doing a practice run for 9-11. He notified the FBI and apparently he was correct as the Arabs on the plane were the same ones that attacked the World Trade Center. He's one of my favorite actors. I think I'll watch COP tonight.

Good man. Nice job in turning that around!

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... I think I'll watch COP tonight...

Sounds like a good plan. I'll be eyeballing that one tonight, too.

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Originally posted by Bulldog7972:
James Woods is an interesting guy. Besides being an excellent actor, he is a conservative and not ashamed of it nor does he try to hide it. He was also on a flight prior to 9-11 in which he he thought that some Arabs on board were doing a practice run for 9-11. He notified the FBI and apparently he was correct as the Arabs on the plane were the same ones that attacked the World Trade Center. He's one of my favorite actors. I think I'll watch COP tonight.

Apparently this is true....
Too bad nobody took him seriously. I'll bet they asked him afterwards!

That Woods noticed unusual behavior and reported it to authorities was true, although some of the details in the initial news reports were wrong. Woods’ Boston-to-Los Angeles flight actually took place the previous month, in August 2001, not “one week before the World Trade Center attacks”:

One of the practice flights may have occurred in August. Actor James Woods was so shaken by a flight he took from Boston to Los Angeles about a month before the attacks that he told an attendant and authorities of his suspicions when he landed. Woods was in first-class and the only other passengers in the section were four men who appeared to be Middle Eastern in origin.

During the entire six-hour flight, Woods noticed the men neither ate nor drank. They talked to each other in whispers and did not read or sleep. On Sept. 12, Woods called the FBI to tell investigators about his experience. He was interviewed by agents on Sept. 13. Woods’s spokesman told Reuters the actor thought it “prudent not to comment on this and let the FBI continue to do their job, which they seem to be doing superbly right now.”
Whether the four airline passengers reported by Woods were in fact determined to have been connected to the 9/11 attacks is something that, as far as we know, the FBI has not disclosed. But Woods himself said that he identified two of the men he saw as hijackers who took part in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and that he “unofficially” heard through other sources that all four men he observed were indeed involved with the airline hijackings on 11 September 2001:

I'm watching the first episode from season 1 of The Rockford Files - "The Kirkoff Case", originally aired September 13, 1974. Guess who guest stars? A young James Woods.