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A federal judge sharply scolded a Justice Department attorney at a hearing on President Obama’s immigration executive actions, suggesting that the administration misled him on a key part of the program — and that he fell for it, “like an idiot.”

The testy court hearing was held Thursday in Texas by U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen. The judge suggested he could order sanctions against the administration if he finds they indeed misrepresented the facts.    Continue reading “‘Like an idiot I believed that’: Judge blasts DOJ over immigration claims, threatens sanctions”

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Here’s a portion of Andrew Jackson’s farewell address after finishing his terms as president.  Prophetic, isn’t it?

President Andrew Jackson farewell address to the people, March 3, 1837 (regarding the United States Bank):

“The result of the ill-advised legislation which established this great monopoly, was to concentrate the whole moneyed power of the Union, with its boundless means of corruption, and its numerous dependents, under the direction and command of one acknowledged head; thus organizing this particular interest as one body, and securing to it unity of action throughout the United States, and enabling it to bring forward, upon any occasion, its entire and undivided strength to support or defeat any measure of the government. Continue reading “President Andrew Jackson Farewell Address”

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Did some quick research on my computer about one of the persons behind this Jade Helm operation (articles here, here and here) and it looks like this may involve people who are experts in counterinsurgency and military occupation.  There might even be a chance some Latin American forces could be involved unofficially..

I looked at the contacts on the last slide of the presentation on your website and decided to check into Francisco Oquendo, the Jade Helm Operations planner.  I went with him because the name was unique enough to get a solid lead.  He is a former 7th SF soldier.   Continue reading “Info on a Jade Helm Operations Planner”

Reuters

Republican John Boehner, the speaker of the U.S. Congress and an ardent backer of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will visit Israel at the end of this month, diplomatic sources said on Friday.

The visit will follow Netanyahu’s surprise election victory this week and his speech to Congress earlier this month on Boehner’s invitation, an event that aggravated the White House and drew sharp criticism.   Continue reading “U.S. Congress speaker Boehner to visit Israel this month”

IB Times – by Maria Gallucci

President Barack Obama will sign an executive order Thursday requiring the federal government to slash its greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate its use of renewable energy sources, the White House told reporters. The mandate marks Obama’s latest effort to confront the challenge of climate change during his final two years in office.

Obama’s order will direct the government to curb its emissions by 40 percent over the next decade, compared with 2008 levels, the Associated Press reported. The White House said the move could save U.S. taxpayers up to $18 billion in avoided electricity costs. About 30 percent of the government’s energy consumption must come from renewable supplies such as solar and wind power.   Continue reading “Obama Climate Change Order Will Require Federal Government To Slash Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions”

Continue reading “Chemtrails from Martist”

Yahoo News – by Keith Coffman

DENVER (Reuters) – The destruction of 2,600 tons of World War Two-era mustard agent weapons banned by international treaty began on Wednesday at a U.S. Army depot in southern Colorado, officials said.

The first mortar shells or projectiles containing the blistering chemical were moved into a specially designed chamber within a building at the Pueblo Chemical Depot to be neutralized, said spokesman Thomas Schultz.   Continue reading “U.S. begins destruction of chemical weapons stockpiles at Colorado depot”

BBC News

The US Embassy in Tokyo reportedly received the threatening phone calls last month from an English speaker.

US Consul General Alfred Magleby, who is based on the island of Okinawa, was also a target of the threats.

Ms Kennedy is the daughter of former US President John F. Kennedy, and became the US ambassador to Japan in November 2013.   Continue reading “US envoy Caroline Kennedy receives death threats in Japan”

Reuters

A NATO patrol intercepted Russian fighter jets over the Baltic Sea, Lithuanian authorities said on Wednesday, as Moscow marks the anniversary of its takeover of Crimea with one of its largest military drills in years.

The group of eight Su-27 and Su-34 fighter jets and three Russian military transports was intercepted over international waters on Tuesday, a Lithuanian Ministry of Defense spokeswoman said.   Continue reading “NATO intercepts Russian fighters over Baltic Sea”

Fox News

Police are hunting a gunman who shot at least six people — killing one — at multiple locations Wednesday morning in Mesa, Ariz.

The Arizona Republic reported that the first shooting occurred in a motel room, where three were shot. The suspect reportedly fled the scene and shot three others. The shooting is believed to have stemmed from an argument, police said.   Continue reading “6 shot, 1 dead in Mesa shooting; suspect on the loose”

YNet – by Ahiya Raved

Police opened 51 investigations on Tuesday related to alleged voting fraud ranging from impersonation, stolen ballots and threats against ballot officials, and 23 suspects were being pursued.

One man was arrested for voter fraud and several voting stations were closed due to voting irregularities and fears of impersonation.   Continue reading “Israeli Election: Police investigate 51 cases of alleged voting fraud”

Reuters

Lifting a 40-year-old U.S. ban on crude exports would create a wide range of jobs in the oil drilling supply chain and broader economy even in states that produce little or no oil, according to a report released on Tuesday.

Some 394,000 to 859,000 U.S. jobs could be created annually from 2016 to 2030 by lifting the ban, according to the IHS report, titled: “Unleashing the Supply Chain: Assessing the Economic Impact of a U.S. crude oil free trade policy.”   Continue reading “Removing U.S. oil ban would create jobs beyond drilling: report”

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Cop Block – by John-Henry Hill, M.D., Ph.D.

Definition of LIBERTY:
Liberty. 1. Exemption from slavery, bondage, imprisonment, or control of another. 2. Freedom from external restraint or compulsion (Webster”s New Collegiate Dictionary).
Liberty. Freedom; exemption from extraneous control. The power of the will to follow the dictates of its unrestricted choice, and to direct the external acts of the individual without restraint, coercion, or control from other persons. (Black”s Law Dictionary – 3rd Edition)   Continue reading “The right to forcefully resist unlawful arrest (using deadly force, if necessary)”

HNGN – by Taylor Tyler

The Arizona House of Representatives passed a new bill on Wednesday that stands to completely remove the state from the Obama administration’s plan to provide amnesty and federal benefits to illegal immigrants.

House Bill 2368, sponsored by Republican Rep. Bob Thorpe, prohibits Arizona “from funding executive orders issued by the President of the United States and policy directives from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unless affirmed by a vote of Congress and signed into law as prescribed by the U.S. Constitution.”   Continue reading “Arizona House Passes Bill That Could Kill Obama’s Amnesty Efforts In The State”

The Anti-Media – by SM Gibson

From green screens to Hollywood production style videos that resemble a late 90’s Kid Rock video more than Middle Eastern terror propaganda, the organization known as ISIS certainly has a flair for fear-inducing theatrics.

Last month, ISIS released an amateur quality video showing Islamic State fighters smashing priceless historic relics of ancient Mesopotamia inside of the Ninawa Museum in Mosul. It turns out the precious items being destroyed weren’t the originals, which are secure in Baghdad.   Continue reading “Ancient Statues Destroyed by ISIS Were FAKES”

The Hill – by Tim Devaney

House Democrats will introduce legislation this week that would block handguns from firing any sort of ammunition that can penetrate body armor worn by police officers.

The Modernize Law Enforcement Protection Act is expected to be introduced later this week by Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.).   Continue reading “Handgun owners face new bullet ban bill”

Oregon Live – by Jeff Mapes

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown on Monday signed a bill to automatically register voters using drivers’ license data — and she did it with an extra dose of enthusiasm since she had first developed and championed this legislation when she was secretary of state.

Brown said it was a “unique and humbling opportunity” to be able to sign a first-in-the-nation bill that she originally brought to the Legislature in 2013 as a way to improve access to the polls.   Continue reading “Kate Brown gets to sign her own bill, for automatic voter registration in Oregon”