Rex84: Suppressed Oliver North Confrontation Video Footage Released

May 31, 2008

 

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Suppressed Oliver North Confrontation Video Footage Released
Video:
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Kurt Nimmo
Prison Planet
Saturday, May 31, 2008

 

In the recovered footage posted here, citizen journalists get a chance to question Oliver North about REX 84 and COG, the supposed plan for the continuity of government in the wake of a terrorist attack or natural disaster. For daring to do so, these citizen journalists, bearing media credentials, were assaulted at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville by thugs who stole their camera memory cards, thus refusing to honor the First Amendment, as fascist thugs are wont to do. Questioning drug runner and convicted criminal Oliver North — not speculation, but documented historical fact — about REX 84 and and COG, members were told “this is not a press conference,” in other words, they had no right to ask North questions. Again, for daring to do so they were physically assaulted and robbed.

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The Essence of Liberty Chapter 10: The Costs of Lincoln’s War

May 31, 2008

 

A Condensed Version of The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda and an Unnecessary War by Thomas J. DiLorenzo. Prima. 352 pp. $24.95 

Condensed by 

Dr. Jimmy T. (Gunny) LaBaume 

Chapter 10: The Costs of Lincoln’s War

2. The Death of Federalism

Although its significance is lost on most Americans, the destruction of states’ rights was probably the biggest cost of Lincoln’s war. It was important because the people, as citizens of their states, would no longer be sovereign. The federal government would become master rather than servant.

The doctrine of states’ rights is not just unique to the South. It is a universally acknowledged check on the arbitrary powers of the central state. But unfortunately, it no longer exists. It was destroyed by Lincoln’s war.

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Words of War

May 31, 2008

 

Words of War

By Bill Steigerwald
FrontPageMagazine.com | 5/29/2008

Victor Davis Hanson, a former classics professor, is a renowned conservative scholar of ancient history and military affairs who’s recently become a nationally syndicated columnist and blogger. The author of 17 books with titles like “A War Like No Other: How the Athenians and Spartans Fought the Peloponnesian War,” “An Autumn of War” and “Mexifornia: A State of Becoming,” he is the senior fellow in residence in classics and military history at the Hoover Institution on the Stanford University campus. Hanson, whose scholarship and interest in individual freedom recently earned him a 2008 Bradley Prize worth $250,000 from the Bradley Foundation, was on his farm near the central California town of Selma when I called to ask him about his favorite war books.

Q: What’s the greatest book on war ever written?

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WASHINGTON’S CULTURE OF DECEPTION

May 31, 2008

 By Chuck Baldwin

May 30, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

A bomb exploded inside Washington, D.C., this week, and, no, it was not the work of a Middle Eastern terrorist. It was the work of former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan. He, perhaps more than anyone else, was the face of President Bush’s White House. He faithfully served President George W. Bush for close to a decade and served as Bush’s Press Secretary for some three years, resigning on April 19, 2006. He was also regarded as one of the most loyal and tight-lipped of the Bush insiders. However, his new book, “What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington’s Culture of Deception” has exploded in the face of what history will probably regard as one of the most deceptive and manipulative Presidential administrations in American government. The Washington Post (and a host of other media) released a report regarding McClellan’s book this past Wednesday.

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Media Crocodile Shock on Hill´s Assassination Talk © Jack Cashill

May 30, 2008

 

Media Crocodile Shock on Hill´s Assassination Talk

© Jack Cashill  
Posted: WorldNetDaily.comMay 29 , 2008

“We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California,” Hillary Clinton told the editorial board of The Sioux Falls Argus Leader last week in explaining her reason for staying in the presidential race.

This comment evoked predictable outrage from the Obama-happy media. “The politics of this nation is steeped enough in blood, Senator Clinton,” wailed MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann in higher dudgeon than usual. “You cannot and must not invoke that imagery! Anywhere! At any time!”

Unfortunately for an earlier black rival of the Clintons with presidential aspirations of his own, Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, the then Clinton-happy media refused to even inquire into his suspicious death.

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Refitting the Presidency to the Constitution

May 30, 2008

 

Refitting the Presidency to the Constitution

by David W. Orr

The 44th president will assume office with powers greatly enlarged by his or her predecessor. Drawing on recent precedents, the next president could launch preemptive wars with only minor interference from Congress, ignore the ancient right of habeas corpus and imprison political enemies, spy on American citizens without serious legal restraint, use practically any federal agency for political purposes, manipulate the press in ways inconceivable prior to 2000, corrupt the federal justice system for political gain, destroy evidence in criminal cases, use the Justice Department to prosecute members of the opposing party, offer lucrative no-bid government contracts to friends, expand the creation of private security armies, use torture, create secret prisons, assassinate inconvenient foreign leaders, circumvent laws with signing statements, and a great deal more. Such things are now possible because the system of checks and balances carefully written into the Constitution and explained in great detail in the Federalist Papers were weakened as a result of historical circumstances of the 20th century, but systematically and with great forethought by the administration of George W. Bush.

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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU DON’T LIKE ANY OF THESE CANDIDATES

May 30, 2008

 By Tom DeWeese
May 30, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Hillary Clinton. John McCain. Barack Obama. Those are our choices for the next president of the United States. Are you happy with that selection? If not, what is your alternative? As the saying goes, “The lesser of two evils is still evil.”

Beyond the presidential race we have congressional candidates, governors, state legislators, county commissioners, mayors, and city council candidates. Are you happy with whom the parties have chosen to offer for election? If not, what’s your alternative?

The real issues of the day are not even being addressed in the campaigns. The falling dollar that will render our money worthless; the rising gas prices that grab the last of our worthless money; the invasion of illegal aliens that are changing our society; the globalization of our economy; assaults on our private property; the loss of American jobs to foreign countries; and now the threat of food shortages.

These are real problems facing every American, yet it is apparently politically incorrect to discuss them. There are no questions concerning these issues during debates, on Sunday morning political talk shows, or anywhere in the news media in relationship to the candidates. It’s not there. Not to be discussed. The powers in charge are picking the issues – no matter how frustrated the electorate is.

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WHAT IS THE FOURTH ESTATE or FOURTH BRANCH of GOVERNMENT?

May 30, 2008

 WHAT IS THE FOURTH ESTATE or FOURTH BRANCH of GOVERNMENT?
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SEE ALSO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Estate
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Fourth Estate or Fourth Branch of Government?

excerpted from the book

Unreliable Sources

a guide to detecting bias in news media

by Martin A. Lee & Norman Solomon

A Lyle Stuart Book, Carol Publishing Group, 1990

p103
Does the press function as an independent Fourth Estate or as a fourth branch of government? Are media adversaries of the State or its accomplice?

TV’s top journalists are part of the wealthy and influential elite, often socializing with people they’re supposed to be scrutinizing. At an awards banquet for the Radio & Television Correspondents Association during Reagan’s second term, Kathleen Sullivan (at the time with ABC) was photographed on the arm of then-Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, while CBS Face the Nation host Lesley Stahl greeted the Republican Party’s national chairman Frank Fahrenkopf with a kiss. Vice President Bush serenaded the crowd with a speech and journalists got prizes ostensibly for good reporting.

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Ron Paul speaks outside Republican convention

May 30, 2008

 

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Ron Paul speaks outside Republican convention

May 30, 2008

ROCHESTER, Minn. – Ron Paul continued his push for a speaking role at the Republican National Convention with an address Friday to supporters outside the Minnesota state convention.

Paul has continued his presidential bid despite Sen. John McCain’s status as the presumed nominee. With state GOP leaders refusing to allow him to speak inside the convention hall, Paul told about 400 supporters he was more concerned about spreading his libertarian message than preserving party unity.

“The campaign that is going on right now is the campaign for the freedom revolution, which is going to be going on for a very long time,” Paul told the crowd.

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Stanton, Torture, and Military Prisons — Setting the Precedent

May 30, 2008

 

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28 May 2008

 

Stanton, Torture, and Military Prisons — Setting the Precedent 
PART II
by Al Benson, Jr.

Author Nathaniel Weyl has agreed with Otto Eisenschilm’s view of what Edwin M. Stanton and company were all about. In The Battle Against Disloyalty he wrote: “In the Civil War and Reconstruction eras, the United States War Department bore some traces of resemblance to the Soviet secret police. It’s leaders were zealots who believed that, if the end didn’t justify the means, nothing else could.”   Read the rest of this entry »

The Last Doughboy

May 30, 2008

 Washington Post
May 25, 2008 
Pg. B7The Last Doughboy

By George F. Will

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Numbers come precisely from the agile mind and nimble tongue of Frank Buckles, who seems bemused to say that 4,734,991 Americans served in the military during America’s involvement in the First World War and that 4,734,990 are gone. He is feeling fine, thank you for asking.

The eyes of the last doughboy are still sharp enough for him to be a keen reader, and his voice is still deep and strong at age 107. He must have been a fine broth of a boy when, at 16, persistence paid off and he found, in Oklahoma City, an Army recruiter who believed, or pretended to, the fibs he had unavailingly told to Marine and Navy recruiters in Kansas about being 18. He grew up on a Missouri farm, not far from where two eminent generals were born — John “Black Jack” Pershing and Omar Bradley.

“Boys in the country,” says Buckles, “read the papers,” so he was eager to get into the fight over there. He was told that the quickest way was to train for casualty retrieval and ambulance operations. Soon he was headed for England aboard the passenger ship Carpathia, which was celebrated for having, five years earlier, rescued survivors from the Titanic.

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Hillary: Women Scorned – Look what they have done to her

May 30, 2008

 Women Scorned – Look what they have done to her
RCP ^ | May 30th, 2008 | E. J. Dionne

Posted on Friday, May 30, 2008 00:52:11 by The_Republican

How much anger is there among women about how Hillary Clinton has been treated during this campaign? Some of the nation’s leading female politicians will tell you: quite a lot.

“From the beginning, she’s been treated very badly,” says Therese Murray, the president of the Massachusetts Senate. “No woman would have run with Obama’s resume. She wouldn’t have been considered.” But Clinton has been “demonized by the press and the talking heads. How do you get away with that?”

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TROOPS WORRY: “What if a Democrat wins?” Mullen warns military: stay out of politics….

May 30, 2008

 TROOPS WORRY: “What if a Democrat wins?” Mullen warns military: stay out of politics (REPOST)
International Herald Tribune ^ | May 25, 2008 | Thom Shanker

Posted on Monday, May 26, 2008 23:54:37 by Lancey Howard

WASHINGTON: The highest-ranking U.S. military officer has written an unusual open letter to all those in uniform, warning them to stay out of politics as the United States approaches a presidential election in which the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will be a central, and certainly divisive, issue.

 

“The U.S. military must remain apolitical at all times,” wrote Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. “It is and must always be a neutral instrument of the state, no matter which party holds sway.”

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Michelle Obama is Fair Game

May 30, 2008

 Michelle Obama is Fair Game
Los Angeles Times ^ | May 27, 2008 | Jonah Goldberg

Posted on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 09:31:18 by moderatewolverine

‘Lay off my wife.”

So says Barack Obama about his controversial spouse, Michelle.

The Democratic candidate for the presidential nomination has a grating tendency to dismiss any inconvenient fact as a “distraction” and to label every stinging criticism as “divisive.” So even if he didn’t have a husband’s natural desire to defend his wife, he’d still probably denounce criticism of Michelle as beyond the pale.

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Hillary’s Assassination Politics

May 30, 2008

 Hillary’s Assassination Politics

MARJORIE COHN
Counterpunch
Tuesday, May 27, 2008

For weeks, pundits have speculated about why Hillary Clinton insists on remaining in the primary race when Barack Obama has all but clinched the Democratic presidential nomination. On Friday, Clinton answered that question. It appears she’s waiting in the wings for something dreadful to befall Obama.

When asked by the editorial board of South Dakota’s Sioux Falls Argus-Ledger why she is still running, Clinton replied, “My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June, right? We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California. I don’t understand it.”

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Non-Voting Archive….

May 30, 2008

Ron Paul: The Libertarian Dark Horse is Still Kicking

May 30, 2008

 

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The Libertarian Dark Horse is Still Kicking

WAJAHAT ALI
Counterpunch
Wednesday, May 28, 2008

“Who the heck is Ron Paul?” asked many Americans over the course of the past year. The 70 year old, Texas Congressman’s name and face adorned web pages, blogs, email spams, posters and pamphlets throughout the nation. Out of nowhere, the Republican Presidential candidate appeared on television for the Primary debates giving blunt, hard hitting, no nonsense answers and lacerating jabs. He criticized fellow candidates for their foreign policy, corporate cronyism, and support of “big” government. His candid demeanor, especially in calling out the Administration for its failure in Iraq, helped win him over many independents, jaded Republicans, and “on the fence” liberals who found his voice a refreshing and legitimate “third option.” He dominates the Internet search engines, wins most of the online polls, maintains an overwhelming presence on Youtube, and recently scored a number one bestseller with his manifesto: “Ron Paul: The Revolution.” Through independent, grass roots activism, his campaign received over $6 million dollars making it the largest one-day fundraiser in U.S. political history.

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Man of the Century by Patrick J. Buchanan

May 30, 2008

 

 

Man of the Century

by Patrick J. Buchanan
by Patrick J. Buchanan


DIGG THIS

As the twentieth century ended, a debate ensued over who had been its greatest man. The Weekly Standard nominee was Churchill. Not only was he Man of the Century, said scholar Harry Jaffa, he was the Man of Many Centuries. To Kissinger he was “the quintessential hero.” A BBC poll of a million people in 2002 found that Britons considered Churchill the “greatest Briton of all time.”

FINEST HOUR

What makes Churchill the Man of the Century? Comes the reply: He was the indispensable man who saved Western civilization. Without Churchill, Britain might have accepted an armistice or sued for peace in 1940. The war in the west would have been over. Hitler, victorious, would have turned on Russia and crushed her, and the world would have been at his feet. By standing alone from June 1940 to June 1941, the British bulldog held on until Hitler committed his fatal blunders – invading the Soviet Union and declaring war on the United States.

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FBI HQ Takes Over Continental Flight 1544 Story

May 30, 2008

 

311xinlinegallery.jpgThis morning, FBI Spokeswoman Shauna Dunlap of the FBI’s Houston field office told me FBI Headquarters is now handling the Continental Flight 1544 incident. That would be the incident involving the pilot’s report of a rocket-like object nearly missing the aircraft as it departed from George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on Memorial Day.

Passengers on the plane also saw the rocket, and the rocket’s trail. 

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The Birth of the Internal Revenue Bureaucracy

May 30, 2008

 

A Condensed Version of The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda and an Unnecessary War by Thomas J. DiLorenzo. Prima. 352 pp. $24.95 

Condensed by 

Dr. Jimmy T. (Gunny) LaBaume 

Chapter 9: The Great Centralizer: Lincoln’s Economic Legacy

5. The Birth of the Internal Revenue Bureaucracy
 
Lincoln was the first president in history to sign an income tax into law. The tax was eliminated in 1872 but it had established a precedent that would eventually prevail.
 
The public was relentlessly propagandized and dissenters were branded as traitors with the implicit threat of imprisonment.


“Indianapolis To Become “Mock Battlefield”

May 30, 2008

“Indianapolis To Become “Mock Battlefield”

Circle City to be site of three week long urban warfare training Steve Watson Infowars.net Thursday, May 29, 2008 Indianapolis will become a “mock battlefield” for the next three weeks according to local press, as over two thousand marines will stage a huge urban warfare training exercise in and around the city. About 2,300 Marines from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, based at Camp Lejeune, N.C., will conduct urban warfare training from Wednesday through June 19 in and around Indianapolis, reports the Indy Star.  

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Even Fort Detrick Scientists Themselves Think the Killer Anthrax Came from their Facility

May 30, 2008

 

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Even Fort Detrick Scientists Themselves Think the Killer Anthrax Came from their Facility

George Washington’s Blog
Thursday, May 29, 2008

Flashback: US Government Biological Weapons Legislator Says 2001 Anthrax Attacks Part Of Government Bio-warfare Program

Even experts at the U.S. bioweapons facility at Fort Detrick think that the anthrax which was used in the 2001 attacks came from their facility:

“In an e-mail obtained by FOX News, scientists at Fort Detrick openly discussed how the anthrax powder they were asked to analyze after the attacks was nearly identical to that made by one of their colleagues.
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A Third Party Isn’t the Way [Rush Limbaugh]

May 30, 2008

 

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A Third Party Isn’t the Way [Rush Limbaugh]
Rush Limbaugh Website ^ | May 29, 2008 | Rush Limbaugh

Posted on Friday, May 30, 2008 02:42:58 by 2ndDivisionVet

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT

RUSH: Jim in St. Joe, Michigan, welcome to the EIB Network. Hello.

CALLER: Thanks, Rush, for taking my call. I’ve been listening to you for the last two days with a lot of frustration about the Republican Party. And it sounds that you may have finally conceded that the Republican Party is not going to be the venue to advance conservative ideas, and so I know Obama is the messiah, but, Rush, conservatives are looking for a Moses, a Moses who will go to the Republican Party and say, “Let my people go.” Are you ready to do that?

RUSH: No.

CALLER: Why?

RUSH: I don’t believe in third-party candidacies. They don’t work; they’re not going to work; that’s not the way to do this. I can give you a couple of scenarios. Here’s just one. The liberal Republicans have taken over the party. They have nominated somebody that goes out and says things like they say, gets along with Democrats, they’re all one big happy family so all the liberal Republicans in New York and California can get along with all the liberal Democrats in New York and California, our candidate gets beat by 150 electoral votes, anywhere from 50 to 150. We have a 70-seat deficit in the House of Representatives, perhaps a ten- to 12-seat deficit in the Senate, and at that point we start rebuilding the Republican Party because those who have taken over and have decided this is the way to win get shellacked and lose big time. Now, this is going to end up being a major rebuilding effort. You go back and study Reagan in 1976 and Reagan’s platform fight. I love studying Ronald Reagan histoire. In ‘76 he was the most popular, but Gerald Ford got the nod because he’s sitting vice president. Gerald Ford got the nod at the convention, but Reagan, at the platform fight, put in every conservative plank he could squeeze in there, he hardly ever mentioned Gerald Ford’s name.

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today’s toons….5.30.08

May 30, 2008

today’s toons….5.30.08

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Fred Reed: Sing of Toilet Seats: Journalism Explained

May 30, 2008

 

Their Own Self

FRED Columns

Sing of Toilet Seats: Journalism Explained

by Fred Reed

 

May 26, 2008

I want my money back.

I recently bought The Complex, by Nick Turse. It purports to deal with the militarization of American society, its economy, education, and so on. I can think of no more important topic. The militarization is happening. Huge sums go for weapons we don’t need to fight enemies we don’t have. Much of this waste is hidden in plain sight: What the press ignores doesn’t exist. The militarization now segues into the establishment of a full-blown national-security state, with further huge sums going to Homeland Security et al. The subject is ripe for a grown-up book.

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AMERICANS EMBRACING THE IRON FIST OF TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENT

May 30, 2008

By: Devvy
May 26, 2008

© 2008 – NewsWithViews.com

 

Despite the massive, overwhelming documentation proving that elite groups around the world have been planning the complete annihilation of this constitutional republic for a more than a hundred years, Americans continue to deny, deny, deny. Let me give you this example. It’s an email I received a few days ago regarding a January 7, 2005, column I wrote titled, President Bush supporting global communist domination:

“That is the most absurd statement I have ever heard and you fail to detail just how this is transpiring. Either you are outright ignorant or you are joking. Communism is the exact opposite of what Georgie boy stands for. He is a capitalist and has tried to kill suspected terrorist communist Hugo Chavez. How in hell do you equate Bush with communism? You are too absurd to even bother with!”

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IMMIGRATION KILLED MIAMI, FLORIDA: ONE WOMAN’S STORY

May 30, 2008

 By Frosty Wooldridge
May 26, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Thirty years ago, Miami, Florida flourished as an All-American city. Mothers strolled along palm-shaded sidewalks while tourists basked on beaches filled with white sands and sunshine. Americans spoke English and communities sported Old Glory in their yards while the Dolphins reigned as one of the NFL’s finest teams.

Today, after the Cuban refugee invasion, drug gangs and unending illegal immigration, Miami may as well be Dakar, Senegal the rectum of the world.

The following interview gives you an idea not only what happened in Miami, but what every city in the United States faces with our third world immigration invasion sponsored by our U.S. Congress.

“I used to live in Miami,” Mary Johnson said. “It was a beautiful, sunny, clean little town, with soft trade winds, and golden shell beaches lapped by warm, gentle waves. When I was a little girl, the downtown was safe enough for my grandmother to comfortably take me there on the city bus to shop, be treated to a chocolate soda and catch a Haley Mills movie.

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CAGE FIGHTS ON ANIMAL PLANET

May 30, 2008

 Dr. Eugene Narrett, Ph.D
May 27, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

“This case is about the fundamental question: who is the bearer of human rights? Who is a person according to the European Human Rights Charter.”[1]

We need to address the current status of the hoarse race to the White House; the number of pretenders is not fixed and each nag must have a mate. But while the whores jockey for new composites of gender and race, for personae to adorn their naked ambitions there are other questions of personhood and brutishness to ponder. As twilight falls, terrible noises come from the underbrush abutting the track.[2]

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AMERICA—WAR, OIL AND POLITICS IN 2008

May 30, 2008

By Frosty Wooldridge
May 29, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

America squirms toward an unprecedented juncture in 2008 with the coming change of leadership in the White House. As citizens, our civilization cannot survive another presidency led by reaction, retort or inept responses. We cannot continue without a “National Strategic Plan” for our future.

We must raise our voices toward a sustainable future by engaging our next president with a mandate for creating a new energy source. We demand a national energy policy, conservation policy, viable immigration-population policy and water usage policy—before harsh realities pound down around our ears.

The “Age of Oil” as our energy slave–vanishes in the rearview mirrors at the astounding global rate of 84 million barrels burned 24/7, month in and month out, year in and year out. How many barrels does that equal? According to Dr. John Tanton, thesocialcontract.com, one barrel measures 20 inches in diameter. If you place 84 million barrels side by side—they reach around the world at the equator some 25,000 miles. Each day, we light them on fire and burn them up. We repeat that burning every single day of the year! Little wonder historians sharpen their quills with the realization that gasoline cannot last forever.

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WEIGHT LOSS HEALTH FREEDOM UNDER SERIOUS ATTACK

May 30, 2008

 By Byron J. Richards, CCN

May 29, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

The brotherhood of Big Pharma’s weight loss cartel is taking direct aim at your health freedom and natural options to help you lose weight. They have submitted a petition to the FDA requesting that all claims that dietary supplements promote, assist, or otherwise help in weight loss are disease claims. The goal is to eliminate competition for dietician services, drugs, and surgery in the multi-billion dollar weight loss industry. It is a blatant attack on health freedom and free commerce – a significant threat that the Big Pharma-friendly FDA is sure to seriously consider.

Immediate consumer action is needed. Steps to take are provided at the end of this article. Defeating this Big Pharma proposal will require an all out grassroots consumer effort. Various health freedom organizations such as the National Health Federation and Citizens for Health have already taken the lead in this effort.

This specific attack is part of an overall campaign in which the FDA plays a major negative role, seeking to reduce your access to dietary supplements. The FDA is actively participating on an international basis (CODEX) and regional basis (FDA Trilateral Cooperation Charter/SPP/North American Union) to circumvent existing U.S. laws (DSHEA) so as to undermine your access to natural health options. In the face of this current attack even the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN), who often comes down on the wrong side of regional and international health freedom issues, has stated that it will vigorously defend the dietary supplement industry’s legal right to make factual weight loss claims.

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VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED By: Devvy

May 30, 2008

 

 

VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED

 

 

By: Devvy
May 29, 2008

© 2008 – NewsWithViews.com

 

The deluge of email from my last column was encouraging because it demonstrates that Americans are “getting it,” like I did 18 years ago. A small number are still in denial. A sincere gentleman sent email and wrote that I should not use the word communism because among other things, it turns off liberals:

“I was going to forward this latest article of yours, but realized there’s going to be huge problem amongst the “liberals” that I know who will see the word “Communist” in your article and immediately shut down and reject everything else you’re trying to say…turn off liberals who are for the most part well-meaning, caring people who are only sticking up for the little guy against what they perceive as the primary enemy, which is capitalism. I should know about how liberals think – I’ve been one almost all my life, and I continue to bristle somewhat whenever I see the word “Communist” bandied about. I’m just old enough to have some recollection of the McCarthy era, and even as a little kid felt revulsion at the notion of looking for a Communist under every bed. I’ve always believed in free speech, and believe that if Communist ideas are so bad, they will die a natural death in the free-market of ideas. There shouldn’t be any need to deliberately suppress Communist ideology, or haul people off to a prison just for their beliefs, however much I might disagree with those beliefs.

“I still try to reach my liberal friends though, because we’re all going to lose if we continue to divide ourselves, especially over something silly like semantics….I just finished reading Gary Allen’s excellent book, None Done Call It Conspiracy, that addresses these issues. I’m also familiar with Anthony Sutton’s work along these lines. I guess what I’m trying to say is that I prefer to use the word globalist rather than Communist, so as to not automatically alienate the libs.”

Of course, that’s just what the communists would like to see! Deception is their expertise. Besides, the communists don’t care what label is currently in vogue, only that ‘The Program’ is implemented. Communism isn’t silly semantics. Communism is a brutal form of totalitarian government. Just ask the poor souls who live in Communist Red China and North Korea. Globalist is such a benign word, most people snooze when they hear it. We have to identify our enemies and get Americans to understand how they are being pitted against each other, all to achieve the same goal. The destroyers are taking bold steps these days and aren’t even trying to hide their intentions anymore:

California Schemin‘ – Next on school agenda: Teaching communism

“A new plan by a California lawmaker would allow schools to be used to promote the overthrow of the U.S. government, and let teachers in public district classrooms “inculcate in the mind of any pupil a preference for communism,” according to a traditional values advocacy organization. “Just when we thought the indoctrination in California’s public schools couldn’t get any worse, state lawmakers introduce bills that will further brainwash innocent children,” said a statement from Capitol Resource Institute, a traditional values and family advocacy organization based in California.

“This bill would also strike the law that a public school or community college employee may be fired if he or she is a member of the Communist Party,” the group said. Worse yet, the group said, “the bill would also strike the law that prohibits a teacher giving instruction in a school or on public school property from teaching communism with the intent to indoctrinate or to inculcate in the mind of any pupil a preference for communism,” CRI said.”

Who introduced this dangerous legislation? Democrats in the California State Legislature. Don’t forget these two major goals of the Communist Party listed in the Congressional Record: 12. Resist any attempt to outlaw the Communist Party. 13. Do away with all loyalty oaths. You can see how many have been accomplished here (scroll down about half way for the list).

On a recent radio show, a caller asked me what difference did it make if the Communist Party USA endorses Al Gore(bechev), John Kerry and is looking to Barack Obama as their favorite because they’re such a minority in this country? (Communist dictator Fidel Castro just endorsed Obama.) Why? Because communists recognize that Obama will further the goals of the Communist Party. (So will Marxist Hillary Clinton should she end up the annointed one for the Democrat party.) Obama is loved by Reds: Communist band opens for Obama “A hip rock band that features the Soviet national anthem and communist-inspired lyrics was on stage to open for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama at his record-breaking Portland, Ore., rally that attracted 75,000.”

One has to wonder who in the Democrat Party scheduled that band and why hasn’t Obama denounced such an anti-American display. Are communists a minority in this country?

Americans committing national suicide. “Kevin Kornbuckle is Oregon’s only duly elected Communist; he ran as a Democrat and “came out” after he was elected. In March, 1996, this Communist, after coming under attack by other city council members stated: “I’d simply point out that Communists in the U.S. are fighting for health care, housing and jobs as a human right. I’m proud to be a Communist.” Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon, March 4, 1996.”

How many other Communists have been elected as Democrats or Republicans who haven’t come out of the closet yet, but vote for new world order programs and totalitarian legislation? Recall from my last column I directed readers to a congressional record document which stated 30 U.S. Senators and 100 members of the House had endorsed the ‘Declaration of Interdependence (pushed by Bill Clinton) endorsing a one world government. How many Americans watched Maxine Waters [D-CA] who has been on the public payroll for decades make this slip during hearings on the oil companies?

Congresswoman threatens to nationalize oil industry. “Waters responded, in part, “And guess what this liberal would be all about. This liberal will be about socializing … uh, um. …” The congresswoman paused to collect her thoughts. “Would be about, basically, taking over, and the government running all of your companies. …”

May I remind people that while the greenies make a lot of noise and environmental advocacy groups lobby Congress – it is YOUR member of Congress (and mine) that vote on all energy bills. Not Greenpeace, the Sierra Club or Greens Against Drilling in ANWR. Only members of Congress vote for these bills. Congress caused this mess and now, as usual, they are trying to shift the blame else where. Same old players. Same old hypocrites. I am not letting the oil companies off the hook because they also buy the favors of Congress. McCain has emphatically stated that if he’s president, there will never be drilling in ANWR. Easy for him to say. When you’re worth $40 million bux, $3.85 a gallon gas doesn’t mean much.


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“Mad Max” Waters is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) which I pointed out in my Blind Loyalty booklet back in 1996 and in columns. More than 50 Democrats who sit in the U.S. House of Representatives belong to this organization which seeks to over throw our legitimate form of government. The Republicans took the biggest steps since the Revolutionary War in destroying the Constitution and Bill of Rights while they held power. The Democrats have done nothing to reverse any of it.

Tens of millions of Americans regardless of their label (conservative, liberal, independent), support the programs which are specifically defined by the International Communist Party (‘The Program’). Tens of millions of Americans support politicians at all levels of government who are working towards world government. If you asked them what form of government we have, 99999% of them will reply a democracy. A lie, but this is what the government indoctrination centers pump into the heads of school children and the media reinforces it with their electronic and print propaganda. If Republicans claim to be such ardent supporters of the U.S. Constitution, why did they support the lawlessness under the Clinton Administration and with even more fervor, the lawlessness of the Bush Administration?

Communist take over succeeds in a Godless nation. In order to achieve that goal, Christianity must be eradicated. Communist take over succeeds when a nation’s moral fabric becomes decadent and perverted beyond description. Go look at those communist goals again. This is the real deal, not silly semantics. I have explained the endless “wars of liberation” and how the American people have been manipulated into supporting them in several columns:

Will Americans sacrifice more of their own for the bankers?
Another week in looney land
The Praetorian Guard

I have covered other aspects of destroying your rights that are critical to The Program, i.e., forced mental health screening:

“There is an underlying agenda behind Bush’s so-called ‘New Freedom Commission on Mental Health’ to “identify policies that could be implemented by Federal, State and local governments to promote successful community integration for adults with a serious mental illness and children with a serious emotional disturbance.” This forced mental health screening will eventually be extended to adults – an exact replica of Communist Russia, straight from the Communist Manual of Instruction of Psychological Warfare. In the summary section of this “New Freedom” Commission on Mental Health, the summary states, “The State plan will include consumers and families and will create a new partnership among the Federal, State and local governments.”

The destroyers use other words defining a philosophy to further the agenda of communism. Communitarian being the one now so popular among academics and shoved down the throat of young college students. Those who are following domestic and world events are seeing this massive attack on corporate America as the big bad guy on the block. Yes, these former American companies have sold out the American worker and joined the other evil doers to establish world government. However, there is a huge point being missed here and I would like to quote the brilliant, G. Edward Griffin:

“In summary: Governments and corporations intrinsically are neither good nor evil. What makes them so is the character of the people who direct them. If laws did not grant them personal immunity from their acts, the likelihood of corruption and crime in governments and corporations would be no greater than found in any other segment of society.” I encourage you to read the full column here. I have said it before: These corporations are mostly publicly traded which means a huge percentage of the stockholders are Americans who have the power to change their policies. Hold them accountable. We the people also have the big stick: our wallets. Starve your enemy, don’t fund them. Invest in America first.

If we as Americans can commit as a unified nation to restoring this country to a constitutional republic, we will crush this massive force arrayed against us to destroy all we hold dear. That means discarding labels, abandoning blind party loyalty, understanding true constitutional government and go on the offensive through activism. Those who choose to ignore the truth will be sailing on a voyage of the damned.

Please don’t forget retired USAF Brigadier General Ben Partin will be on the Jeff Rense Radio show tonight. Please see here for times and to receive the broadcast. Ben is going to discuss this in great length and he is an expert Again, if you just can’t listen to the show, you can watch Ben explain OKC, WACO and world communism for free. I put on a sold out event at the Santa Clara Convention Center in June, 1998; Ben was a featured speaker. He was 72 years old then; a remarkable man who has never been given the credit due him for all his work in exposing the lies and ‘The Program’ to destroy this republic. This free Internet video is a must watch.

Learning Links:

1 – How Americans are being seduced into self-destruction
2 – Must Read: Defining the DSA and other subversive groups
3 – An Interview with Judge Andrew Napolitano
4 – Triumph over Tyranny, Taxation, and Treason: America’s
Last Battle of the War against Totalitarianism.

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By: Devvy
May 29, 2008

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The deluge of email from my last column was encouraging because it demonstrates that Americans are “getting it,” like I did 18 years ago. A small number are still in denial. A sincere gentleman sent email and wrote that I should not use the word communism because among other things, it turns off liberals:

“I was going to forward this latest article of yours, but realized there’s going to be huge problem amongst the “liberals” that I know who will see the word “Communist” in your article and immediately shut down and reject everything else you’re trying to say…turn off liberals who are for the most part well-meaning, caring people who are only sticking up for the little guy against what they perceive as the primary enemy, which is capitalism. I should know about how liberals think – I’ve been one almost all my life, and I continue to bristle somewhat whenever I see the word “Communist” bandied about. I’m just old enough to have some recollection of the McCarthy era, and even as a little kid felt revulsion at the notion of looking for a Communist under every bed. I’ve always believed in free speech, and believe that if Communist ideas are so bad, they will die a natural death in the free-market of ideas. There shouldn’t be any need to deliberately suppress Communist ideology, or haul people off to a prison just for their beliefs, however much I might disagree with those beliefs.

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NEW FEMINOID HORROR by Alan Stang

May 30, 2008

 by Alan Stang
May 29, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Every time the Love Priestess and I see the FLDS people on the news, we cannot help but shudder. Maybe scripture is the reason. But one need not be a Bible scholar to know that these folks are creepy crawly. That is the reflex polygamy produces, heightened by the stilted, halting way they answer questions. The utter weirdness of their practice apparently infuses everything they do.

But, guess what? However weird they are, and whatever my wife and I think about it, is totally irrelevant. These are the united (sic) States. Did you remember? This is where you can be as weird as you like. This is where the Constitution guarantees that right. Of course, I do not expect Members of Congress to know that, but you do.

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WHY ALL THE SECRECY ABOUT FLIGHT 1544?

May 30, 2008

 By Dr. Laurie Roth
May 30, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

Monday you may have not even heard that Flight 1544 flying from Houston to Cleveland was nearly hit by what numerous witnesses on the plane described as a cylinder shaped object with a long plume of thick smoke pouring out its back. Many said it flew rapidly past the front of the plane, nearly missing it. The plane was flying at an altitude of 5,000 feet and 11 miles east of Bush Intercontinental Airport. The Pilot radioed to the control tower that the object was “missile-like with a thick contrail” traveling at a high rate of speed.

Media outlets and the FAA are suggesting that this object seen by 148 passengers was just a model rocket. Doug Hagman, Director of Northeast Intelligence Network told me this week that he was called by one of the passengers who told him that the story being circulated by local and other media as well as the FAA story was not correct. It was no “toy” rocket and that they had all been told to say nothing to the media. Doug also talked with the lady passenger’s husband. Both were terrified about giving their names but even more terrified about even flying again.

When the above passenger tried to call a few local media sources to report what she saw, they all told her that it was no story and it was known already that it was just an innocent toy that shot by. I guess dumb old me just wonders why if it was just a junior high model rocket gone amiss, everyone was ordered to be quiet and to say nothing to anyone. Witnesses reported a fast moving, missile like object with a heavy smoke plume. I suppose there is always the outside reality that it could be a model rocket but sources told me it was highly unlikely that a toy rocket would move at such a fast speed with such a thick and huge smoke plume trailing behind it.

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‘Legal Weed’ – Big Bro Screwin’ w/Small Breweries….

May 29, 2008

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 ‘Legal Weed’ is just beer, but Feds want to cap sales
L.A. Times ^ | 5/28/08 | Eric Bailey,

Posted on Wednesday, May 28, 2008 22:25:49 by Rebelbase

WEED, Calif. — This town is in a tempest over a bottle top. 

The federal government is telling the owner of a small brewery here that the pun he’s placed on caps of his Weed Ales crosses a line.

The U.S. Treasury Department’s Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau says those three little words allude to marijuana use.

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US/BP Terror Drills —Ron Paul’s Texas City by Captain Eric H. May

May 28, 2008

   

US/BP Terror Drills
—Ron Paul’s Texas City

by Captain Eric H. May
Political-Military Editor
The Lone Star Iconoclast
May 27, 2008

Capt. Eric H. May
Military Analysis

HOUSTON, May 27 Military and police forces from across the U.S. are conducting SWAT-style terror drills in BP’s Texas City refinery, the nation’s deadliest and dirtiest industrial site. The facility has exploded with alarming frequency in recent years, including a Mar. 23, 2005 explosion that killed 15 workers.
The terror drills, which involve explosives, began Memorial Day, and will continue until Sunday, June 1. Extra security will be on hand to keep residents away. BP security supervisor Ben Wier will be present, along with other BP personnel.
Despite official assurances from BP and terror drill participants, many area residents are alarmed.
“There have been too many unexplained things that BP,” an anonymous local said, “and since the company owns this town it gets the paper and police to shut up about anything it wants.”
He pointed out that the local Internet researchers correctly predicted BP Texas City explosions on Mar. 30, 2004 and Jul. 28, 2005.
Most alarmingly, the same researchers predicted a Jan. 31, 2006 Bush administration attempt to nuke the small city in Representative Ron Paul’s 14th Congressional District. The next day, on Feb. 1, a federal nuke team mysteriously appeared in force on the beaches just south of town. Galveston County Daily News reporter TJ Aulds wrote a bizarre story about it, “Nuclear attack warning story dismissed,”
http://news.galvestondailynews.com/story.lasso?ewcd=f9c4071e30759dda.
In it, he parroted official assurances that the secretive nuke team was nothing to worry about.
Several BP employees have contacted The Lone Star Iconoclast in the last year, and based on their inside information about terror drills last fall, The Iconoclast issued an Oct. 18, 2007 Southeast Texas “false flag alert.” Within three hours of its publication, the Southeast Texas Dow Chemical pipeline exploded and sent per barrel oil prices to record highs. Read the rest of this entry »


Webb Chides McCain Over Bill GI benefits boost at issue

May 28, 2008

 Washington Times
May 28, 2008 
Pg. 4

Newsmaker interview

Webb Chides McCain Over Bill

GI benefits boost at issue

By Christina Bellantoni, The Washington Times

Sen. Jim Webb — already being mentioned as a potential vice presidential pick for the Democrats — yesterday took a swipe at presumptive Republican nominee Sen. John McCain for opposing his 21st Century GI Bill of Rights.

Mr. Webb, Virginia Democrat and chief author of the new bill that provides better education benefits for the nation’s military veterans, warned President Bush against vetoing the measure and said Mr. McCain should “sit down and take a look more carefully” at the bill.

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Criticisms Emerge Of V-22 Osprey

May 28, 2008

 

CNN
May 27, 2008

Criticisms Emerge Of V-22 Osprey

 

CNN Newsroom, 10:00 AM

TONY HARRIS: The Marines V-22 Osprey is an odd bird, huge propellers and a broad body, but has it proven itself?

Here’s CNN’s Jamie McIntyre.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE) JAMIE MCINTYRE: When the V-22 Osprey flies unescorted, a lone tail gunner is its sole protector, but while not bristling with guns, the revolutionary heliplane is bursting with speed, and that’s its best defense argues the commander of the first V-22 squadron to see combat in Iraq.

LT. COL. PAUL ROCK, V-22 SQUADRON CMDR.: It’s harder to hit a rabbit when he’s running, you know, and we’re just moving faster and much more maneuverable airplane, difficult to engage.

MCINTYRE: The V-22’s original design included a! front-mounted gun that was dropped to save on weight. That was after former Marine Corps Commandant Jim Jones retired.

Does it bother you there’s no nose gun?

GEN. JAMES JONES (RET.), FORMER MARINE CORPS COMMANDANT: No, I would prefer that, but I may be just kind of traditional Marine that an airplane going into a hot zone that can’t fire, you know, to the front.

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Buyer’s Remorse – How Rank and File Democrats are Rejecting Their ‘Inevitable’ Nominee

May 28, 2008

 Buyer’s Remorse – How Rank and File Democrats are Rejecting Their ‘Inevitable’ Nominee
TaylorMarsh.com ^ | 05.25.2008 | Paul Lukasiak

Posted on Monday, May 26, 2008 22:47:23 by neverdem

PART ONE: ALL VOTERS, GENDER, AND RACE

Ever since the media declared that Barack Obama was “inevitable” after February 19th, based on a two week period when the an unprepared Hillary Clinton campaign suffered “10 straight losses”, rank and file Democratic voters have been sending a message. Rather than rally ‘round the “inevitable nominee” that message has been a consistent, loud, and clear message to the Democratic Party – DO NOT WANT.

In nearly every demographic category since February 19, Clinton percentage of the vote has risen, while Obama’s has fallen. This includes Obama’s supposed “strong” demographic categories such as voters with college degrees post-graduate degrees and voters whose income is above the national median. And Clinton beat Obama in the primaries in March, April and May in most of the major categories.

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It took less than one drink to get Shannon Wilcutt busted for felony DUI[AZ][Busybodys]

May 28, 2008

 It took less than one drink to get Shannon Wilcutt busted for felony DUI[AZ][Busybodys]
Phoenix New Times ^ | 20 Mar 2008 | Sarah Fenske

Posted on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 10:56:48 by BGHater

The businessman was meeting with clients for lunch at Mimi’s Café when he noticed the woman. Sitting a few tables over with her 4-year-old boy, she seemed groggy — yet she was drinking a mimosa.

It got worse. The woman ordered a glass of white wine, then another. She was so out of it, the businessman would later write in a statement to police, that she looked ready to fall asleep at the table.

When the woman paid her bill and left the restaurant, the businessman was right behind her, cell phone in hand. When she ran a stop sign in the parking lot, he called the police.

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Ron Paul’s payroll all in the family

May 28, 2008

 

 

Tuesday, May 27, 2008 – Page updated at 12:00 AM

Permission to reprint or copy this article or photo, other than personal use, must be obtained from The Seattle Times. Call 206-464-3113 or e-mail resale@seattletimes.com with your request.

 

GOP hopeful Rep. Ron Paul is also selling a book.

Ron Paul’s payroll all in the family

The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, has built a national following largely by preaching an isolationist foreign policy. Stick with your own kind, says the maverick presidential candidate.

And that’s more or less what he has been doing over the past few months, putting relatives in a slew of key positions and paying them a total of $169,063, according to the latest campaign finance reports.

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Sea Stallion Steps Back In History

May 28, 2008

 Sea Stallion Steps Back In History
Irish Examiner ^ | 5-25-2008 | Richard Collins

Posted on Tuesday, May 27, 2008 18:06:51 by blam

Sea Stallion steps back in history

Richard Collins on a remarkable Danish replica ship.

 

AT three o’clock next Thursday afternoon Dubliners will be treated to an extraordinary spectacle. The Viking ship Sea Stallion, which has been on display at the National Museum in Collins Barracks, will be lifted 50 metres into the air by a giant crane. Then the huge vessel will be swung out over the three-storey museum building and deposited in the nearby Croppy’s Acre. In the middle of the night it will be moved to the River Liffey, prior to its long sea journey back to Denmark.

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Weather warfare

May 28, 2008

 

 

Weather warfare
Beware the US military’s experiments with climatic warfare, says Michel Chossudovsky

 

 

Date:22/05/2008

 

 

 

Author:Michel Chossudovsky

 

 

 

 

Rarely acknowledged in the debate on global climate change, the world’s weather can now be modified as part of a new generation of sophisticated electromagnetic weapons. Both the US and Russia have developed capabilities to manipulate the climate for military use. 

Environmental modification techniques have been applied by the US military for more than half a century. US mathematician John von Neumann, in liaison with the US Department of Defense, started his research on weather modification in the late 1940s at the height of the Cold War and foresaw ‘forms of climatic warfare as yet unimagined’.

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Sell Out and Die

May 28, 2008

 

by Murray N. Rothbard
by Murray N. Rothbard

 

This essay was originally published in the July-August 1980 issue of Cadre, the internal bulletin of the Radical Caucus of the Libertarian Party. This version leaves out the names of players who are no longer relevant to Rothbard’s main point.

In the spring of 1979, a fateful – and fatal – shift took place in the direction and strategic vision of our leading libertarian institutions: foundations, youth movements, journals, etc. The shift was a classic leap into opportunist betrayal of our fundamental principles.

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THE CRIME OF BEING WHITE

May 28, 2008

 By Selwyn Duke
May 27, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

Just recently I wrote a piece about Keith John Sampson, a college student who was charged with “racial harassment” for reading an anti-Ku Klux Klan book. Not surprisingly, the article evoked a great response, including emails from those with their own stories to tell about persecution inspired by what I will call caucaphobia. A couple of these accounts are so compelling – compared to one even Sampson’s problems pale – that I’ve decided to publish them in this piece (both readers allowed me to use their names; their correspondence has been edited for punctuation, grammar and style). These are the stories the mainstream media won’t tell, straight from the front lines of the culture war. They give voice to a persecution whose name most dare not utter.

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today’s toons….5/28/08

May 28, 2008

today’s toons….5/28/08

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“feminism traces its roots back to Karl Marx, George Engels, and Vladimir Lenin”

May 27, 2008

 Bigotry and contempt at taxpayer expense


Carey Roberts

Carey Roberts
May 21, 2008

Once upon a time, feminism stood for fairness, equality, and possibility. But feminism traces its roots back to Karl Marx, George Engels, and Vladimir Lenin. That fact alone should make us think twice before acquiescing to the insistent demands of the women’s libbers.

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George W Bush Has Plans For Air Strike On Iran By August

May 27, 2008

  • George W Bush Has Plans For Air Strike On Iran By August

    Tuesday, May 27, 2008 12:22:31 · by Fennie · 1+ views

    Pakistan Daily ^ | May 27, 2008
    The George W Bush administration plans to launch an air strike against Iran within the next two months, an informed source tell, echoing other reports that have surfaced in the media in the United States recently. Two key US senators briefed on the attack planned to go public with their opposition to the move, according to the source, but their projected New York Times op-ed piece has yet to appear.

Storms and Quakes — Weapons of War? by Captain Eric H. May

May 27, 2008

 

   

Storms and Quakes
—Weapons of War?

by Captain Eric H. May
Political-Military Editor
The Lone Star Iconoclast
May 25, 2008

Capt. Eric H. May
Military Analysis

“There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” —Hamlet, Act I, Scene 5

Alas, Asia!

“Two of the most repressive regimes on the planet —China and Burma—struggle to respond to devastating disasters: the Sichuan earthquake and Cyclone Nargis. In both cases, the disasters have exposed grave political weaknesses within the regimes—and both crises have the potential to ignite levels of public rage that would be difficult to control.” —Naomi Klein, The Nation., May 15, 2008, “Regime-Quakes in China and Burma,”
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080602/klein

On Mayday, the Bush administration began its National Level Exercise 2-08, in which it simulated a category four storm. On the same day Cyclone Nargis, supposed to be heading for India, abruptly became a category-four storm and turned east for Myanmar (Burma). It made landfall on May 2, and wreaked such damage that it has been rated the worst natural disaster in the nation’s history. The Myanmar government, distrustful of the Bush administration, refused relief efforts—until international reports began to suggest that another freak storm was going to hit the country. The ruling junta soon thereafter agreed to be “assisted”—and the next storm never materialized.

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Hollow Outrage

May 27, 2008

Hollow Outrage

by Roger Young

Exclusive to STR

May 27, 2008

It’s rather humorous to read and hear the outrage by pundits and politicos against the assassination comments by Hillary Clinton.  Keith Olbermann seems to be leading the way in this effort.  He calls Clinton to task for invoking “the nightmare of political assassination” and rails about the “inappropriateness” of using such a word.  After listing past politicians killed or injured while in office or while campaigning, he sums ups his outrage with this….

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Re Assassinate Ron Paul….?

May 27, 2008

(Previously posted GyG’s 27Dec07)

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“They Will Kill Obama If….”

May 27, 2008

(Previously posted GyG’s Feb11, 2008)

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AMERICANS EMBRACING THE IRON FIST OF TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENT By: Devvy

May 26, 2008

By: Devvy
May 26, 2008

© 2008 – NewsWithViews.com

 

Despite the massive, overwhelming documentation proving that elite groups around the world have been planning the complete annihilation of this constitutional republic for a more than a hundred years, Americans continue to deny, deny, deny. Let me give you this example. It’s an email I received a few days ago regarding a January 7, 2005, column I wrote titled, President Bush supporting global communist domination:

“That is the most absurd statement I have ever heard and you fail to detail just how this is transpiring. Either you are outright ignorant or you are joking. Communism is the exact opposite of what Georgie boy stands for. He is a capitalist and has tried to kill suspected terrorist communist Hugo Chavez. How in hell do you equate Bush with communism? You are too absurd to even bother with!”

I politely directed him to two columns for research: The Proper Role of America’s Military and The Praetorian Guard. Of course, this person never bothered to get the facts from them because he addressed me as Sir in a snit he fired off:

“Sir, I have three graduate degrees, taught history and education courses in colleges and am 67 years old and I have done more research than you can even imagine. I eschew lying television news but you sound like a Fox bred brat. Don’t tell me to do any more research, yours was faulty and at some two bit college no doubt. I am a big ten man. Get lost with your bunk! “

Wow! He’s a big ten man! It is just this level of ignorance and denial that has allowed the destroyers to bring this nation to the brink of ruin and a police state. A closed mind is a dangerous weapon.

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Hey Grimes, what’s up dude? by Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume

May 26, 2008

Hey Grimes, what’s up dude? by Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume

 We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he today that sheds his blood with me Shall be my brother.Shakespeare, Henry IV, Act IV, Scene 3 First published in Nov 2002 Hey Grimes, what’s up? How are things going for you up there in Valhalla? With Memorial Day coming, I thought I’d drop you a line. I don’t talk about it much, but there has not been a single day in over 32 years that I haven’t thought about you.

 I remember the first time we met. It was in Staging Battalion at Camp Pendleton. At the ripe old age of 24, I was a good deal older than average. You’ve heard of the generation gap? Well, I was the gap. I had little in common with the guys of my rank, with whom I was allowed to socialize. But, although you were still very young, you were different–an enthusiastic, bubbling, peached faced kid from Amarillo, TX.

Remember our big plans for me to teach you to ride bulls and bareback horses when we got back to the world? Boy, what a couple of dreamers! When we got in country, you went to 5 th Marines and I went to 2 nd Battalion, 11 th Marines. Since my Battalion and your Regimental Headquarters were both at An Hoa , we had several chances to see each other and renew our friendship. Any time that you were there, you always made a point of finding me, as I did you when I would pass through. I’ll never forget the last time I saw you.

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Barack Obama’s communist connections

May 26, 2008

 Barack Obama’s communist connections


Wes Vernon

Wes Vernon
May 26, 2008


The frontrunner for this year’s Democrat presidential nomination burst upon the scene from out of nowhere only in recent months. Two or three years ago, Barrack Hussein Obama was an unknown outside his Chicago bailiwick and in some other Illinois quarters. Even his time in the Illinois State Senate was unremarkable.

So what do we know about him?

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Untitled Excerpt….

May 26, 2008

 

Megiddo. Thermopylae. Tyre. Kai-Sia. Carthage. Hastings. Stirling. Falkirk. Culloden. Quebec. Lexington. Concord. Saratoga. Yorktown. Leipzig. Borodino. Austerlitz. Waterloo. Manassas. Antietam. Shiloh. Vicksburg. Gettysburg. Cold Harbor. Gallipoli. Verdun. Ypres. Nanking. Pearl Harbor. Guadalcanal. Iwo Jima. Wake. Midway. Kasserine Pass. Caen. Bastogne. Dresden. Leningrad.

 

Hiroshima. Nagasaki.

 

Inchon. Pusan. Chosin. Hill 800. Heartbreak Ridge. Ia Drang Valley. Khe Sahn. Hue. Hamburger Hill. Saigon. Gaza. West Bank. Bosnia. Mogadishu.

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The Most Unnecessary Job in the World

May 26, 2008

 

 

The Most Unnecessary Job in the World

by Laurence M. Vance
by Laurence M. Vance


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Garbage collector, septic tank cleaner, janitor – the most necessary jobs are often the least glamorous. Some jobs, however, are not only unglamorous; they are completely unnecessary. Marine Colonel Steve Beck has the most unnecessary job in the world. He is a Casualty Assistance Calls Officer. He is the one who comes knocking with a message that no military family wants to hear.

Colonel Beck’s story is told in a just-released book by journalist Jim Sheeler.Final Salute: A Story of Unfinished Lives (Penguin Press, 2008) is a continuation of Sheeler’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Rocky Mountain News series written about his experiences in following Beck over the course of a year on his visits to the families of fallen Marines. Sheeler was recently interviewed about his book on NPR’s Fresh Air.

Beck learned each dead Marine’s name and nickname. He embraced their grieving mothers. He attended the funerals. He shed his own tears when he returned to his family. All after unintentionally serving as the death angel. According to Beck, the families always know why he pays them a visit: “The curtains pull away. They come to the door. And they know. They always know.”

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BUREAUCRATS CONSULTING BUREAUCRATS

May 26, 2008

 By John Longenecker and Howard Nemerov
May 25, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

Some of our public officials need a civics lesson, and then to re–apply for the job all over again. The first thing is to understand where they have standing and where they do not have standing.

The Castle Doctrine is making its way through due process now in Ohio, perhaps to be the twenty-first state to adopt it. (For definition, see Internet Search Term Castle Doctrine)

If one believes Law Enforcement’s job is to fight crime by arrest, deterrence, interdiction, administration of justice and by public cooperation, then Command Rank cannot oppose the people. Opposing laws which officially recognize Citizen Authority is to oppose the people they serve; where service has been forgotten and become self-serving into many cities. The idea that police would oppose the Castle Doctrine in protecting their own prestige over safe streets is a nationwide scandal. Their job is to enforce the law, not make it or even pressure it.

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AMERICA – THE ‘NEW’ OLD GERMANY

May 26, 2008

 By Dr. W.R. Marshall, Ph.D
May 25, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

I should have seen this coming. I’ve been around the edges of it for years now. After watching the Bush machine slowly grind America into a second-rate debtor nation, I figured we were on our way to becoming Great Britain or France. I even thought – if the Chinese changed their mind and decided to call in our $9 trillion note or trade in Euros instead of dollars – we had a shot at becoming Argentina. So how did I miss that we’re already Germany. I’m not talking about modern, post-Commie, no more east and west, you can get a Mercedes anywhere Germany; I’m referring to blackshirt, goose-stepping, Poland invading nation of yore.

For those of you who are history-challenged, that would be bad old Nazi Germany.

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FCC RULE ENDANGERS CONSERVATIVE TALK RADIO

May 26, 2008

 By Jim Kouri
Posted 1:00 AM Eastern
May 25, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

In a stunning warning to all Americans, the non-partisan English First warned fans of national and local conservative talk show hosts Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Dr. James Dobson, Laurie Roth and other conservative talk shows that a proposed Federal Communications Commission regulation could very well drive their favorite programs off the air.

“This is serious business! The FCC that is part of the executive branch — in essence — is taking control of the airwaves, rather than allowing the US Congress and Senate to propose legislation, openly debate that legislation and then vote on it. One can compare what’s being done in the name of fairness with Stalinism,” warns conservative political strategist Mike Baker.

“If you look at who is pushing this so-called Fairness Doctrine, most likely you’ll find center-left advocates in politics, government, academia, and the press,” adds Baker.

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LEARN TO SCREEN HER BAGGAGE – Lessons from Childhood

May 26, 2008

 by Marc H. Rudov
May 25, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Lessons from Childhood

Have you ever argued with your girlfriend or wife and realized — after hearing her words and voice tonality, viewing her facial expressions and body language, weighing the facts of the situation, and objectively assessing your personal behavior — that she was fighting not with you but with her father, mother, siblings, ex-boyfriends, or ex-husbands?

Of course you have, and I’ll bet it was recently. She hurled phrases, displayed fears, and used battle tactics that seemed incongruous with the matter at hand and inappropriate for you. Striking a chord yet? Congratulations! You know how to spot her emotional baggage. Now the question is, will that baggage ruin your journey?

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Hillary’s RFK Comment Wishful Thinking?

May 25, 2008

GyG:
I have never liked the Klintons at all. But I have always tended to lean toward underdogs in general. I never did quite figure out just which one, if anyone, of the Klintons might be the lesser of evils.

In this case, especially, it may well be a case where her fall from front runner to underdog is likely no coincidence at all.

She obviously was very likely to beat the dogcrap outta McStrangelove come November–could it be that that was unacceptable to someone/something? Then, speaking of coincidences, Obama suddenly appears on the scene, out of nowhere. Clearly, the “messiah” would instantly be recognized immediately by millions of  potentail voters, especially those young potential voters trained, conditioned, indoctrinated, etc. in the marxist gubmint schools of our former Republic.

These are not my ideas, btw, I have been reading  all this stuff wholly and/or in part by others for months now. Of course, this coincidence of her falling from grace and having someone at the same time standing ready in the wings, may have been egged on a lot by….let’s see….who could that be now???–aha, I got it! The msm could have a lotta influence in something like this maybe. Could that be? Perhaps. Why not, anything can happen, right?

As for Hillary’s RFK remark that’s causing the brouhaha right now, that’s really nothing to get excited over. I have also read such things earlier this year about, for intance, both Ron Paul, and Obama himself. Nobody seemed to be offended in those similar cases.

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Top U.S. Officer Warns Not To Mix Military And Politics

May 25, 2008

 

Yahoo.com
May 23, 2008

Top U.S. Officer Warns Not To Mix Military And Politics

By Kristin Roberts, Reuters

WASHINGTON –Military officers who denounce policies they helped implement are “cowardly,” the top U.S. officer charged on Friday in an apparent reference to retired generals’ attacks on Iraq war policy.

Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of staff, told U.S. Naval Academy graduates that military officers face two options when political leaders do not follow their advice — obey orders or quit.

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D. B. Cooper???

May 25, 2008

 May 24/25 COAST TO COAST AM – has D.B. Cooper been identified?
coast to coast ^ | 5-24-08

Posted on Sunday, May 25, 2008 02:34:30 by doug from upland

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Sorry I didn’t post sooner. This is fascinating about D.B. Cooper. They may have actually identified who he was — he survived the jump.

THE NEW AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

May 25, 2008

THE NEW AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

We Americans are now engaged in a New Civil war, testing whether this nation, conceived and dedicated as we are, will endure.     Take a moment to let this fact register in your mind.  This is not a metaphor or a figure of speech–we are currently in a civil war against domestic political and economic forces that are killing us and destroying our nation. Read the rest of this entry »


Rumsfeld: “Why Not another 911″

May 24, 2008

 Rumsfeld: “Why Not another 911″

 

 

 
Global Research, May 16, 2008

 

 

 

 

In a newly-released tape of a 2006 neocon luncheon meeting featuring former War Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, attended by ex-military “message force multiplier” propaganda shills Lt. General Michael DeLong, David L. Grange, Donald W. Sheppard, James Marks, Rick Francona, Wayne Downing, Robert H. Scales and others, Rumsfeld declared that the American people lack “the maturity to recognize the seriousness of the ‘threats’” — and need another 9/11.

When DeLong complained about a “lack of sympathetic ears” in Congress, and a lack of interest among the general American public, Rumsfeld responded, “What’s to be done? The correction for that, I suppose, is another attack.”

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New World Order Quotations

May 24, 2008

 New World Order Quotations

http://tinyurl.com/yrj9rk

A collection of quotations from elite figures, media heads, government officials, persons from history, authors and more on the subject of the move toward a new world order under a one world government and a reduced human population.

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It is not my intention to doubt that the doctrine of the Illuminati and the principles of Jacobinism had not spread in the United States. On the contrary, no one is more satisfied of this fact than I am.
George Washington

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“Today the path of total dictatorship in the United States can be laid by strictly legal means, unseen and unheard by the Congress, the President, or the people. Outwardly we have a Constitutional government. We have operating within our government and political system, another body representing another form of government – a bureaucratic elite.”
Senator William Jenner, 1954

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Nofziger On Guns….Government Arrogance Is Out of Control by Pastor Chuck Baldwin

May 24, 2008

 Nofziger On Guns….

That guns do more than protect us from criminals; more importantly, they protect us from the ongoing threat of government. That states are the bulwark of our freedom. That states should have the right to secede from the Union. That once a year we should hang someone in government as an example to his fellows.”
(see below)
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http://quotes.liberty-tree.ca/quotes_by/lyn+nofziger 

Government Arrogance Is Out of Control

By Pastor Chuck Baldwin

July 20, 2007

NewsWithViews.com

I sat dumbfounded as I watched U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton defend his prosecution of Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean in a recent interview with CNN’s Lou Dobbs. To just about anyone who knows anything about this case, the prosecution and subsequent imprisonment of these two agents (who were simply attempting to enforce our nation’s immigration and drug laws) is an unfathomable miscarriage of justice. Yet, Sutton has repeatedly (with great smugness and pride, I might add) done everything but brag about putting these two officers in prison.

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The Essence of Liberty Chapter 9: The Great Centralizer: Lincoln’s Economic Legacy

May 24, 2008

 

A Condensed Version of The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda and an Unnecessary War by Thomas J. DiLorenzo. Prima. 352 pp. $24.95 

Condensed by 

Dr. Jimmy T. (Gunny) LaBaume 

Chapter 9: The Great Centralizer: Lincoln’s Economic Legacy

3. Internal Improvements (Again)

When Lincoln was elected in 1860, the constitutions of almost all of the states prohibited subsidies for internal improvements. Furthermore, federal subsidies had never materialized for constitutional reasons either. “Constitutional scruples” had prevented Congress from passing a Pacific Railway Act but Lincoln had very few constitutional scruples. Any he might have had rapidly disintegrated once the Republicans controlled both the Senate and the White House.

By mid-1862 the military situation was desperate. Nevertheless, the Lincoln administration diverted millions of dollars to the construction of a railroad in California. The major opposition to such subsidies had previously come from Southerners. But, since Southerners were no longer present, nothing was to stop the adoption of the second plank of the American System—massive subsidies for corporations. So, Congress passed the Pacific Railway Act in June of 1862.

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A Christian View of Armed Warfare by William E. Paul

May 24, 2008

 

 

A Christian View of Armed Warfare

by William E. Paul
by William E. Paul


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The following excerpts are from the newly reprinted 116-page book, A Christian View of Armed Warfare, by William E. Paul. The first selection is chapter 3, “A Christian and Evildoers,” from part I, “New Testament Teaching on Christians Participating in War.” The second selection is chapter 8, “But Killing in War Is Done As an Agent of the Government and Not As a Personal Act,” from part II, “Common Objections to Christians Not Participating in War.” The book is available from Vance Publications.

A Christian and Evildoers

One of the most frequent arguments used in an attempt to justify a Christian waging war is that “Evildoers must be stopped in their aggressive efforts to overrun the world.” Nearly every generation has had its Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon, Kaiser Wilhelm, Lenin, Hitler, Mussolini or Stalin. Certainly the atrocities perpetrated upon mankind by dictators who have aspired to world rule are to be deplored. Evil-doing of all kinds must be hated by Bible-believing Christians who desire to have the mind of Christ. It is said of Jesus, “Thou hast loved righteousness and hated iniquity” (Hebrews 1:9).

But in the process of hating evil Christians are not permitted to despise the evildoer also. This attitude is supremely exemplified in the act of God commending His “own love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). While man was busily engaged in the pursuit of evil, God was pursuing a course designed to effect man’s eternal good. God loves sinners “even when we were dead through our trespasses” (Ephesians 2:4–5) and yet God says of evil, “all these are the things I hate” (Zechariah 8:17). Although God hates all evil, He loves the evildoer and has done only good to him, “for he is kind toward the unthankful and evil” (Luke 6:35).

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A Cooling World by Charley Reese

May 24, 2008

 

A Cooling World

by Charley Reese
by Charley Reese


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Global warming has ceased. In 2005, it was .45 degrees centigrade above the 1961-1990 global average temperature. In 2006, it dropped to .42 centigrade, and in 2007, to .41 centigrade.

That’s one of many facts to be gleaned from an intelligent and calm book, An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Global Warming, by Lord Nigel Lawson, a British politician and former journalist.

It is not a book to be read on a warm afternoon after a heavy lunch. It will put you to sleep. That is to say it is not written in the style of melodramatic yellow journalism or TV sensationalism. It is written with an emphasis on facts and on logic.

Richard S. Lindzen, Sloan Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says of the book: “This brief and elegant book treats the science of global warming seriously, but convincingly shows that whatever view one has of the science, almost all proposed approaches to the putative problem are intellectually deficient, economically absurd and harmful, and morally misdirected at best. Lawson’s An Appeal to Reason is an appeal that must be heeded if one is to truly avoid great harm to man and the planet.”

Lawson sums up his book with this warning: “So the new religion of global warming, however appealing it may be to the politicians, is not as harmless as it may appear at first sight. Indeed the more one examines it the more it resembles a ‘Da Vinci Code’ of environmentalism. It is a great story and phenomenal best-seller. It contains a grain of truth – and a mountain of nonsense. And that nonsense could be very damaging indeed. We appear to have entered a new age of unreason which threatens to be as economically harmful as it is profoundly disquieting. It is from this, above all, that we really do need to save the planet.”

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Lies of Aggression by Paul Craig Roberts

May 24, 2008

 

Lies of Aggression

by Paul Craig Roberts
by Paul Craig Roberts


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On May 15, the White House Moron, in a war-planning visit to Israel, justified the naked aggression he and Olmert are planning against Iran as the only alternative to “the false comfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history.”

But the White House Moron has the roles reversed. It is not Iran that is threatening war. It is Bush. It is not Bush who is appeasing. It is Iran.

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Race Cards and Speech Codes by Patrick J. Buchanan

May 24, 2008

 

Race Cards and Speech Codes

by Patrick J. Buchanan
by Patrick J. Buchanan


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“Give me a break. This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I’ve ever seen.”

So said Bill Clinton in New Hampshire of Obama’s claim to have been a constant opponent of the war. Clinton cited Obama’s voting record, which was the same as Hillary’s in his early Senate years.

Yet, for this, the ex-president, designated by Toni Morrison as “our first black president,” was charged with playing the race card.

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The Conservative Movement: From Failure to Threat by Paul Craig Roberts

May 24, 2008

 

The Conservative Movement: From Failure to Threat

by Paul Craig Roberts
by Paul Craig Roberts


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UC Berkeley tenured law professor John Yoo epitomizes the failure of the conservative movement in America. Known as “the torture professor,” Yoo penned the Department of Justice (sic) memos that gave a blank check to sadistic Americans to torture detainees at Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib. The human rights violations that John Yoo sanctioned destroyed America’s reputation and exposed the Bush Regime as more inhumane than the Muslim terrorists. The acts that Yoo justified are felonies under US law and war crimes under the Nuremberg standard.

Yoo’s torture memos are so devoid of legal basis that his close friend and fellow conservative member of the Federalist Society, Jack Goldsmith, rescinded the memos when he was appointed head of the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel.

Yoo’s extremely shoddy legal work and the fervor with which he served the evil intentions of the Bush Regime have led to calls from distinguished legal scholars for Yoo’s dismissal from Berkeley’s Boalt Hall.

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The Enemy Is Always the State by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

May 24, 2008

 

The Enemy Is Always the State

by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.


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The web loves nothing more than a good brawl, so people often write me to ask me to respond to a critic of LRC or the Mises Institute. There’s certainly no shortage of them, and they come from the left, the right, and everything in between. My first thought on the request is that the archive speaks for itself, and a response would amount to little more than reprinting. And yet the criticisms in themselves are interesting because often they come from people who liked one thing we said and then felt betrayed by another thing we said, so we get praise for the first thing and attacked for the second thing.

There is a response to make that covers all these critics but first let me give you a better feel for what I’m talking about. Let’s say that we run an article exposing how the corporate elites are working in league with the government to make profits from war and destruction. The left cheers. The next day we attack the idea of a new tax on corporations or some federal antitrust action, and come to the defense of big business. The left screams betrayal and announces that our side of the debate has sold out.

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Four Interpretations by Gail Jarvis

May 24, 2008

 

Four Interpretations

by Gail Jarvis
by Gail Jarvis


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In a recent LRC article, Joe Sobran anticipates next year‘s Lincoln bicentennial celebration with apprehension. Like many of us, Sobran knows that the eulogizing of Honest Abe will draw heavily on the Lincoln mythology so any flaws that Lincoln might have exhibited will not see the light of day. Public school students will be treated to the standard Lincoln repertoire and politicians will make glowing tributes to the man in which they will imply some sort of mystical connection between themselves and Honest Abe. We can resign ourselves to a year-long, overblown, worshipful adoration of Abraham Lincoln.

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John McMurder Wants More War by Charles H. Featherstone

May 24, 2008

 

 

John McMurder Wants More War

by Charles H. Featherstone
by Charles H. Featherstone


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A hole must have been ripped in the space-time continuum lately, because the world in which I live doesn’t seem to make sense. Something seems amiss, as if the events of the last 30 years never happened, or didn’t happen the way I remember them. Or something.

Speaking to restauranteurs – you know, real foreign policy experts – in Chicago recently, Republican presidential candidate John McCain (I don’t have a nifty nickname for him like I do Bush Jong Il for the current occupant of the White House; maybe someone out there could help me with this) responded to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s call for talks with Iran, noting all throughout the Cold War, U.S. presidents spoke to Soviet leaders and the USSR was a far graver threat to both the United States and Israel.

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What the Iraq War Is About by Paul Craig Roberts

May 24, 2008

 

 

What the Iraq War Is About

by Paul Craig Roberts
by Paul Craig Roberts


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The Bush Regime has quagmired America into a sixth year of war in Afghanistan and Iraq with no end in sight. The cost of these wars of aggression is horrendous. Official US combat casualties stand at 4,538 dead. Officially, 29,780 US troops have been wounded in Iraq. Experts have argued that these numbers are understatements. Regardless, these numbers are only the tip of the iceberg.

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Insanity by Charley Reese

May 24, 2008
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    Insanity

    by Charley Reese
    by Charley Reese


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    President George Bush and his tag-along buddy John McCain are repeating almost word for word about Iran the pattern of lies and threats they used to justify the war against Iraq.

    Our intelligence agencies have said that Iran gave up the pursuit of a nuclear weapon three years ago. President Bush makes speeches as if he’s never heard of any intelligence agencies. That’s what worries me about President Bush. His words very often defy and contradict reality.

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We’d Go Nuts by Charley Reese

May 24, 2008

 

 

We’d Go Nuts

by Charley Reese
by Charley Reese


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I wonder how we would react if 50,000 of us got killed in one whack, as apparently has happened in the China earthquake. Or, God forbid, 121,000, which is the high estimate for the number of dead in the Myanmar cyclone.

Judging from our reaction to the terror attacks against the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, which claimed 3,000 lives, I suspect we would go nuts. Back in 2001, it became Terror Week on television, so that we got to see the damage endless numbers of times. Politicians were scrambling for flag pins and trying to remember the words of the national anthem. Hardly a family pet could be buried without the TV cameras and the mayor showing up.

The president said it was our patriotic duty to spend money and then declared world war on terrorists everywhere, even though the 9/11 attackers had nothing to do with the others.

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The Economy: Another Casualty of War by Ron Paul

May 24, 2008

 

 

The Economy: Another Casualty of War

by Ron Paul
by Ron Paul


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This week, as the American economy continued to suffer the effects of big government, the House attempted to pass two multibillion-dollar “emergency” spending bills, one for continued spending on the war in Iraq, and one increasing spending on domestic and international welfare programs. The plan was to pass these two bills and then send them to the president as one package. Even though the House failed to pass the war-spending bill, opponents of the war should not be fooled into believing this vote signals a long-term change in policy. At the end of the day, those favoring continued military occupation of Iraq will receive every penny they are requesting and more as long as they agree to dramatically increase domestic and international welfare spending as well.

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We Were Not Ready

May 24, 2008

 

We Were Not Ready

by J. L. Bryan
by J.L. Bryan


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Dedicated to Dr. Ron Paul and R3volutionaries Everywhere

 

 

We were not ready.

He offered us an empty hand.
An open and honest hand, concealing nothing.
No blade behind the fingers.
No magic, no artful coin tricks,
To dazzle and distract us.
We were not ready.

His words, plain and spare as Texas flatland.
The one who does not lie
Has no need of honey
To sweeten a viper tongue.
He promised all he could give,
And all that we needed,
Which was nothing.
We were not ready.

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What? Those Magic Beans Called ‘Ethanol’? Never Mind

May 24, 2008

 

What? Those Magic Beans Called ‘Ethanol’? Never Mind

by Vin Suprynowicz
by Vin Suprynowicz


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For decades, sensible skeptics have warned that government tariffs and subsidies designed to encourage the conversion of corn to alcohol and requiring fuel distributors to mix this corrosive stuff into our gas tanks was not going to “solve the energy crisis,” reduce dependence on imported oil, or do anything helpful for “the environment” – unless by “the environment” you actually meant “the bank account of Archer-Daniels-Midland.”

If the critics failed to mention this expensive boondoggle could also promote starvation and food riots around the world, it was probably only because they were afraid of being ridiculed for “piling on.”

Guess what.

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An Oklahoma Gangster’s Impact On U.S. Gun Laws

May 24, 2008

 An Oklahoma Gangster’s Impact On U.S. Gun Laws 

The only U.S. Supreme Court decision that specifically dealt with the right of the people to keep and bear arms, is about to get a second look.  News On 6 anchor Scott Thompson reports the high court is going to take up a new Second Amendment case.  When it does, it may turn a small-time hood from Oklahoma into a household name. 

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“In Hackworth’s World, There Were Two Types of People – “studs” and “perfumed princes….”

May 24, 2008

 Col. David. H. Hackworth, 1930-2005
Legendary U.S. Army Guerrilla Fighter,
Champion of the Ordinary Soldier


In Hackworth’s world, there were two types of people – “studs” and “perfumed princes….”


http://www.hackworth.com/

Washington, D.C., May 5, 2005 – Col. David H. Hackworth, the United States Army’s legendary, highly decorated guerrilla fighter and lifelong champion of the doughboy and dogface, ground-pounder and grunt, died Wednesday in Mexico. He was 74 years old. The cause of death was a form of cancer now appearing with increasing frequency among Vietnam veterans exposed to the defoliants called Agents Orange and Blue.

Col. Hackworth spent more than half a century on the country’s hottest battlefields, first as a soldier, then as a writer, war correspondent and sharp-eyed critic of the Military-Industrial Complex and ticket-punching generals he dismissed as “Perfumed Princes.”

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David Hackworth on Oliver North

May 24, 2008

 

David Hackworth on Oliver North

Source: Playboy, June 1994 v41 n6 p90(5).

Title: Drugstore marine. (Oliver North) Author: David Hackworth

Abstract: North’s career shows an undeniable streak of deceit and misuse of the trust of colleagues and the American public. His most significant betrayal was engineering the trade of arms to Iran for US hostages. North would become a threat if he were to succeed in a bid for the Senate.

Subjects: Political corruption – Cases People: North, Oliver L. – Moral and ethical aspects Gov Agncy: United States. Marine Corps – Officials and employees

Electronic Collection: A15456160 RN: A15456160

Full Text COPYRIGHT Playboy 1994

LET ME TRY to describe Oliver North in a few fast bursts. He’s a jackass. He is so preposterous that there is a temptation to laugh at him. He’s smarmy, a flatter, a brownnoser. He’s also a twisted impostor, a drugstore Marine with an apparent compulsion to bullshit just about all the time. But while he tries to fool people with his fantasies, he is also very easy to fool. He boasts that he was an can-do guy when he was in the White House, but the record spells no-can-do. North did terible damage to the U.S. until he was caught. One thread runs through his performance–getting conned. The Iranians conned him, the contras conned him, the crooked arms dealers conned him and even Manuel Antonio Noriega conned him.

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Paul’s Paulestinians vs. Bush’s False Flaggers

May 24, 2008

 

   

 

by Captain Eric H. May
Political-Military Editor
The Lone Star Iconoclast
May 18, 2008

Capt. Eric H. May
Military Analysis

Pauline Perception

“We should remember that Iran, like Iraq, is a third-world nation without a significant military. Nothing in history hints that she is likely to invade a neighboring country, let alone do anything to America or Israel. I’m concerned, however, that a contrived Gulf of Tonkin-type incident may occur to gain popular support for an attack on Iran. … Mr. Speaker, let’s hope I’m wrong about this one.” —Rep. Ron Paul speech to US House, Jan.1, 2007
http://www.house.gov/paul/congrec/congrec2007/cr011107.htm

I have to hand it to Dr. Paul’s hard-core “Paulestinian” adherents, at least half of whom, by my rough estimate, understand the ways of the wicked world much better than the misled masses following the other presidential candidates. Among them it’s common knowledge that a “false flag” attack is one carried out against the people of a nation by their own government, then blamed on a bogeyman. Of course, as Dr. Paul noted above, there are variations of the false flag technique—like the faked Gulf of Tonkin attack that the Johnson administration used to press the nation into the Vietnam War.

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Forget free gasoline! Car buyers want free guns

May 24, 2008

 Forget free gasoline! Car buyers want free guns
WorldNetDaily ^ | 5/21/2008 | Andy Barnett

Posted on Thursday, May 22, 2008 12:21:21 by 2nd amendment mama

BUTLER, Mo. – A Missouri car dealership is triggering interest by offering customers free guns or gasoline with any purchase, and despite the skyrocketing price of fuel, patrons are going for the guns.

 

“We are aware of the gasoline and crime problem in America,” states an ad on the website of Max Motors. It goes on to note it “wants to be part of the solution and not part of the problem.”

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O’Reilly critic is fired from job at CN8

May 24, 2008

 O’Reilly critic is fired from job at CN8
Boston Globe ^ | 05/22/08 | Carol Beggy and Mark Shanahan

Posted on Thursday, May 22, 2008 14:11:55 by raccoonradio

CN8 host Barry Nolan , who publicly complained a few weeks ago about Bill O’Reilly receiving an award from the Boston chapter of National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, has been fired by the Comcast network. “Their take is that I was insubordinate,” Nolan told us yesterday. “They wanted me to sit down and shut up.”

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McCain restricts access to medical records

May 24, 2008

 Article published May 22, 2008
McCain restricts access to medical records


May 22, 2008


By Joseph Curl – As Americans kick off the first holiday weekend of the summer Friday, Sen. John McCain will release 400 pages of his medical records to a handpicked group of reporters who can neither photocopy nor keep the documents, illustrating the sensitivity the campaign places on the 71-year-old candidate’s age and health.

For more than a year, the four-term senator has repeatedly promised to release his recent medical records, but has not yet done so.

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Cornering COINTELPRO by Captain Eric H. May

May 24, 2008

 

     

Cornering COINTELPRO

by Captain Eric H. May
Political-Military Editor
The Lone Star Iconoclast
May 21, 2008

Capt. Eric H. May
Military Analysis

Introduction

There is an infowar against the most effective figures in the 9/11 truth movement, often by the most unscrupulous and dangerous government-sanctioned characters. A pair of Army military intelligence veterans have cooperated to sniff out an attempt by a COINTELPRO (counter-intelligence program) operator to target unsuspecting journalist Stephen Webster, and to use him as a “useful idiot” for passing along disinformation.
In a friendly message to Captain Eric H. May, SFC Donald Buswell, “The 9/11 NCO,” sounded the alert that a shady character named Tim White was contacting journalists with smear tactics. SFC Buswell was recently featured in a blockbuster article by Webster in The Lone Star Iconoclast:

Free at Last! Army Intelligence Analyst Buswell,
“the 9/11 NCO” Speaks Out

http://www.lonestaricon.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=2792&z=247

SFC Buswell became Captain May co-author in the recent “Mayday Alert” articles that became the most successful 9/11 truth movement warning ever about the dangers of Bush administration “anti-terror” drills. They were joined by two other co-authors: Dr. Jim Fetzer, the founder of Scholars for 9/11 Truth; and Major William B. Fox, publisher of America First Books. Both Dr. Fetzer and Major Fox are veteran Marine Corps officers.

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Why Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican

May 24, 2008

 Why Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican
National Black Republican Association ^ | 5-23-08 | Frances Rice

Posted on Friday, May 23, 2008 20:04:36 by kingattax

It should come as no surprise that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican. In that era, almost all black Americans were Republicans. Why? From its founding in 1854 as the anti-slavery party until today, the Republican Party has championed freedom and civil rights for blacks. And as one pundit so succinctly stated, the Democrat Party is as it always has been, the party of the four S’s: Slavery, Secession, Segregation and now Socialism.

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Those Nasty Dahlgren Papers A clear view into the Yankee-Marxist worldview

May 24, 2008

 

Those Nasty Dahlgren Papers

A clear view into the Yankee-Marxist worldview

By Al Benson, Jr.
10 May 2008

http://tinyurl.com/4s4a55
Any who have studied the history of the War of Northern Aggression has, no doubt, heard of the infamous Dahlgren Papers. The Dahlgren Papers are a set of orders found on the body of Colonel Ulric Dahlgren after he was killed in Judson (Kill-Cavalry) Kilpatrick’s bungled attempt at a raid on Richmond, Virginia in 1864, supposedly to attempt to free federal prisoners of war. Writer Joseph Galloway labeled Kilpatrick’s raid “poorly planned and badly executed,” and said it was “A Moe, Larry, and Curly kind of caper.”

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Hillary Plays the Crazy Card

May 24, 2008

 
May 18, 2008 NA (Network America) e-wire

Hillary Plays the Crazy Card

Establishment hack Joe Conason of the “New York Observer” is not going to go out of his way to tar any one of the three chosen neo-con puppets in this Presidential race of 2008.

So when he quotes Hillary as saying, “”I want the Iranians to know that if I’m the president, we will attack Iran. And I want them to understand that. …” – then we can bet she said it. She probably didn’t mean it exactly that way, and you can see the whole article here:

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Twilight of the goddesses – The Ragnarok of Feminism

May 24, 2008

 
By
Bruce Walker

Feminism has been dying the death of a sick old woman.  Shackled to the political party that opposed women’s suffrage, just as blacks are manacled to the political party of the Ku Klux Klan, both captives levied en masse as foot soldiers to fight the political party of Susan B. Anthony and of Abraham Lincoln, the party of all the original feminists and all the original abolitionists, feminists, like civil rights straw bosses, long ago sold their political soul.  So, when Hillary Clinton is pilloried by the radical Left, her protests of victimhood produce no feminist outrage, because feminists cannot afford to speak too loudly against their Leftist masters.  They know their place. 

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The Lost Tribes of Israel by Patrick J. Buchanan

May 24, 2008

 Human Events
May 16, 2008

The Lost Tribes of Israel

by Patrick J. Buchanan
P
osted 05/16/2008 ET

As Israel enters its 61st year, Israelis may look back with pride. Yet, the realists among them must also look forward with foreboding.

Israel is a modern democracy with the highest standard of living in the Middle East. In the high-tech industries of the future, she is in the first rank. From a nation of fewer than a million in 1948, Israel’s population has grown to 7 million. In seven wars — the 1948 War of Independence, the Sinai invasion of 1956, the Six-Day War of 1967, the Yom Kippur War of 1973, and the Lebanon wars of 1982 and 2006 — Israel has prevailed, though some of these wars were, as Wellington said of Waterloo, “a damn near-run thing.”

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HOW HILLARY CAN STILL WIN IT

May 24, 2008

 By Roger Aronoff

May 17, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

As Hillary Clinton won a huge victory in West Virginia last Tuesday, the political pundits began to change their tune. Ever since the previous week’s primary returns, in which Hillary lost big to Barack Obama in North Carolina, and barely squeaked by with a win in Indiana, the assumption was that the race was over, and it was just a matter of how she would make her exit. Perhaps she would wait till she could go out on a winning note in West Virginia, suggested NBC’s Andrea Mitchell. Or maybe she would finish out the primaries on June 3, and bow out at that point, for the good of the party, when enough Superdelegates chose Obama to put him over the top.

But it now seems clear that Senator Clinton intends to be in it to the end, and that she has a strategy to take the Democratic presidential nomination away from Obama. This will make for exciting media coverage.

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“A new world order must be organized….”

May 24, 2008

Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D.
May 19, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

Foundations and A Close Look At Ford…Part 3

[Note: Most conservatives believe that Sen. John McCain is clearly preferable to either Sen. Obama or Sen. Clinton as president. However, it should be remembered that the power elite controls our choices, and Sen. McCain is also part of their plan.

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SUPREMES ARROGANCE

May 24, 2008

 By Geoff Metcalf

May 19, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

Th’ abuse of greatness is when it disjoins remorse from power.” –William Shakespeare

It is not the place of the California Supreme Court (or any court) to MAKE law.

The concept of separation of powers is very clearly delineated and establishes three branches of government (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial) each of which has very narrowly defined duties and responsibilities. Regrettably, for too long, territorial imperatives have been breached so often as to become habit if not tradition.

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“World War always is resorted to at about this point…”

May 24, 2008

 www.ConspiracyPenPal.com

The technicians are in a feeding frenzy over gold right now (with silver close on its heels in their estimation) – this likely WILL create its own self-fulfilling prophecy , despite today’s modest pullback

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DEFEND YOUR VALUES, WHILE YOU STILL CAN

May 24, 2008

 By Marsha West

May 23, 2008

NewsWithViews.com

“No deception, no matter how skilled or sophisticated, can hide the devastation caused by the sexual revolution and its radical wing, the gay rights movement. Broken homes, child abuse, abortion and AIDS are the inevitable result of a false view of sexual morality.” –Michael S. Heath

Militant homosexuals are shutting down free speech. They’ve been targeting speakers, workshops, and conferences. Basically any event where a conservative view on homosexuality is presented by a speaker, or discussed/debated during a workshop is fair game. Gritty “gay” radicals are troubled that people will hear the conservative side of the argument that says, “gays can change.” In the last month several news sources reported that some “gays” and lesbians intent on muzzling free speech have started rioting. Once they’ve taken over, “queer activists” march around clapping, screaming, beating on pots and pans and chanting at the top of their lungs, “We’re here, we’re queer. Get used to it!” and “H–l no, we won’t go!”

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