National Journal – by Josh Kraushaar

Republican strategists like to say the party’s next nominee needs to hail from the GOP’s gubernatorial ranks. It’s a response to how unpopular Washington is—particularly the party’s congressional wing—and a reflection of the party’s strength in holding a majority of governorships. But another reason for the gubernatorial focus is to sidestep the one formidable candidate that gives the establishment heartburn: Sen. Rand Paul.   Continue reading “Rand Paul Is the GOP’s Early Presidential Front-Runner”

syria wrIntelliHub – by JG Vibes

The following notice has been posted all over the internet, please help to pass the word along.

Here’s the plan of action to Oppose the illegal and unconstitutional war with Syria:

We are launching a global rally on Saturday August 31st in every city and town in the world.   Continue reading ““No War With Syria” Rallies Happening This Saturday August 31 Worldwide”

CNBC

Traders waited nervously Thursday for the Nasdaq to begin trading after its largest intra-day shut in recent memory.

“When everyone comes back online at the same time that’s when even more dangerous things can happen in the marketplace,” said Sal Arnuk, the co-founder of Themis Trading.

The Wall Street Journal pointed to Apple as a good example of the chaos that could ensue. The tech giant’s stock plunged shortly before the Nasdaq glitch.   Continue reading “All Nasdaq markets halting trading due to processor issue”

The Atlantic Wire – by ABBY OHLHEISER

A Department of Homeland Security employee who works on, among other things, the procurement of guns and ammunition for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, spends his nights and weekends preparing for a coming race war and advocating for anti-gay causes, according to a new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center. Meet Ayo Kimathi, a.k.a. “the Irritated Genie,” who told his bosses at the DHS that his anti-white, anti-gay site, “War is on the Horizon,” was just an entertainment site that sells concert and lecture videos.    Continue reading “This Homeland Security Employee Is Preparing for a Coming Race War”

imageWall Street Journal – by PETER NICHOLAS

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, one of the president’s original cabinet appointees, announced her resignation Friday morning, having been nominated to serve as president of the University of California system.

Ms. Napolitano plans to leave her position in early September, an Obama administration official said.   Continue reading “Napolitano to Step Down as Homeland Security Chief”

Washington Times – by Ralph Z. Hallow

Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Thursday that he will visit Israel in October, a move that signals to the political world that he is seriously considering making another presidential run in 2016.

“We will be going to Israel to bring together Arabs, Christian and Jews in an educational forum,” Mr. Perry told The Washington Times in an interview just three days after he announced he would not seek an unprecedented fourth term as Texas governor.   Continue reading “Rick Perry’s October trip to Israel sign of another White House bid”

Activist Post – by Susan Boskey

This July 4th Americans celebrate their 237th Independence Day. The Declaration of Independence, signed during the midst of the American Revolution in 1776, was not just a statement of grievances against the British monarchy but also a declaration of freedom from it, citing unalienable rights of self-governance. I said un-alienable, not in-alienable rights. Most believe there is no real difference between the two words. But not so fast. When unalienable was replaced with inalienable it diminished the original intention of personal rights; among which are “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”   Continue reading “How the Declaration of Independence got Hijacked”

** FILE ** President Obama answers questions during a conference in the Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, April 30, 2013. (Associated Press)Washington Times – by Dave Boyer

The White House Friday defended the first family’s upcoming weeklong trip to Africa, which could cost taxpayers up to $100 million, as “great bang for our buck.”

“There will be a great bang for our buck for being in Africa because when you travel to regions like Africa that don’t get a lot of presidential attention, you tend to have very longstanding and long-running impact from the visit,” said Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to President Obama.   Continue reading “White House defends high bills for Africa trip”

Rand PaulCNS News – by Terence P. Jeffrey

In his prepared text for a speech he is delivering today at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference and Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles, Sen. Rand Paul (R.-Ky.) said to illegal aliens who want to live and work in the United States: “[W]e will find a place for you.”

Paul also said he envisions today’s illegal aliens becoming additional “taxpayers.”   Continue reading “Rand Paul to Illegals: ‘We Will Find a Place for You;’ Envisions 12 Million ‘New Taxpayers’”

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott

Warns that treaty threatens all of Americans’ Constitutional liberties – not just Second Amendment rights

AUSTIN-Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today wrote to President Obama urging him not to sign the Arms Trade Treaty passed this morning by the United Nations General Assembly.    Continue reading “Attorney General Abbott Urges President Obama to Reject UN Arms Trade Treaty”

cop leadEric Peters Autos – by Eric

Ever wonder how come there are men (and women) in costumes “policing” the rest of us?

Most people accept this relationship as both given – and eternal. That there have always been men (if not always women)  in costumes “policing” the rest of us. But, in fact, it’s a relatively novel thing. Think back to your schooldays. Do you recall any mention of police when you were learning about the colonial era and the American Revolution? There were sheriffs, yes – and the local militia. But these were concerned mostly with keeping the peace – that is, stepping in when someone harmed someone else. Up to and even during the Civil War – a titanic struggle between the fading remnants of the old republican idea and the centralized, omnipotent state that took its place – the idea of police as we know it was essentially unknown.   Continue reading “Where Do Cops Come From?”

ATTENTION TEXAS: Self governing People of Texas who are interested in participating in the administration of justice in Texas with regards to H.B. 2167, which would remove a state or local officer for refusing or directing others to refuse to enforce state or federal law. This bill is an assault upon Sheriffs in Texas. See link for entirety of bill.

ftp://ftp.legis.state.tx.us/bills/83R/billtext/html/house_bills/HB02100_HB02199/HB02167I.htm   Continue reading “Texans Act Against HB 2167 Assault on Sheriffs”

Telegraph – by Julian Ryall, Tokyo

The photos appeared in the state-run Rodong newspaper and were apparently taken at an “emergency meeting” early on Friday morning. They show Kim signing the order for North Korea’s strategic rocket forces to be on standby to fire at US targets, the paper said, with large-scale maps and diagrams in the background.   Continue reading “North Korea plan to attack US mainland revealed in photographs”

12160 – by Ria

The second video below was made by Ernst Zundel in 2000. It is an interview with an Israeli reporter. Early into the interview he tells the reporter that voracious Jewish appetites will create Weimar like conditions in America. And this will lead to A Final Solution of the Jewish problem in the United States.

In 1999 the Jews had their Gentile kept politicians repeal Glass Steagall which had protected Americans from commercial banks speculating with their depositors money on wild investments. Continue reading “Ernst Zundel Warns The Jews About Doing To America What They Did To Germany”