Month: June 2013

The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II

President Barack Obama has converted the CIA into his personal army and granted it unfettered assassination authority.

The story behind the development and deployment of this presidential killing corps is told inThe Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth, the latest book by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Mark Mazzetti.

Mazzetti, who writes for the New York Times, describes a role reversal between the army of agents in the CIA and the actual army:   Continue reading “Obama’s Secret CIA Hit Squad Detailed in “The Way of the Knife””

Homeland Security News Wire

Huffington Post -by Gabrielle Dunkley

Daniel Musso, a New Hampshire man who was hit with a stun gun and then arrested by police last week at a gun control rally,returned home Saturday to find his house had caught on fire, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported.

The chimney of Musso’s home reportedly caught fire while he was away on a fishing trip, causing $150,000 in damage, according to the Union Leader.   Continue reading “Daniel Musso’s House Catches Fire Days After Gun Rally Arrest”

WSB TV

ATLANTA — Channel 2 Action News has obtained an email sent to Atlanta police that says traffic ticket money will fund future pay raises.

WSB Radio – by Sandra Parrish

A broken-down bus didn’t stop the No More Names bus tour and its anti-gun violence message from coming to the Georgia State Capitol.

Those affected by gun violence and supporters of tougher gun laws came to Atlanta as part of the 25 state, 100 day bus tour started by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Mayors Against Illegal Guns.   Continue reading “Dueling gun rallies at the State Capitol”

The Blaze – by Erica Ritz

(TheBlaze/AP) — Concerned citizens gathered in state capitals nationwide Saturday to rally against stricter gun control measures, days after President Barack Obama unveiled a sweeping package of federal gun control proposals.

Roughly 800 people turned out in Austin, Texas, many carrying signs with messages like “An Armed Society is a Polite Society” and “The Second Amendment Comes from God.”  Police in Connecticut said about 1,000 people showed up on the capitol grounds in Hartford, about 50 miles from the site of last month’s mass shooting at Newtown’s Sandy Hook Elementary School.  Roughly 2,000 turned out in New York.   Continue reading “Americans Rally Nationwide Against Stricter Gun Control Measures – Here are the Pictures”

Whatever one believes about Edward Snowden, it would seem that the communist propaganda machine is operating at its limits in a last ditch attempt to completely alter our perception of reality.

Those of us in the patriot movement were in no way surprised by the information Snowden brought forth as we have been talking about the reality of the total surveillance apparatus since its inception back in the early days of Echelon.  When we asserted that every telephone call, fax, tweet, and email, literally every stroke on the keyboard is being recorded, we were told we were getting too much sun and our tinfoil hats were overheating our brains.    Continue reading “Edward Snowden and Counter Insurgency”

The powers that be are hard at work in their attempt to legitimatize the foreign invasion into the United States being labeled as illegal immigration.  What fools the regimes of the past have been in instituting military invasions into other countries, which are condemned, and rightfully so, as the open aggression they represent.

What if Hitler, instead of invading Poland and France, would have simply sent his forces unarmed and in plain clothes into these other countries as refugees from the failed German economy?  And then once they had established themselves, they could have simply voted in German rule.  But then that would have never happened as no country wishing to remain sovereign would allow an unarmed insurgency to cross their border.   Continue reading “The Broken Immigration System”

Has anyone noticed that as the socialist insurgent government in the US is desperately working to salvage the Syrian insurgency, the prospect for World War III commencing is intentionally being buried within the confines of the mainstream propaganda?  Realistically what are NSA leaks showing spying on Americans, IRS attacks on patriots, and an airplane explosion that happened 17 years ago in comparison to pushing closer to the apex of thermal nuclear war?

Syria’s government forces have defeated the US/Israeli backed Al Qaeda incursion through conventional warfare and the Zionist aspirations for further Middle East invasion are coming unglued.  The enemies of humanity are growing more desperate every day and as Syria is removed from the television screen, I have to believe that plans to revive the dying program are being formulated and must include a series of false flags, both in the Middle East and in the United States.   Continue reading “Can Zion Salvage Syrian Insurgency?”

Huffington Post – by SUZAN FRASER and AMER COHADZIC

ISTANBUL — Turkish police used water cannon to disperse thousands gathered in Istanbul’s Taksim Square on Saturday to observe a memorial for four people killed during recent anti-government protests. The officers later fired tear gas and rubber bullets, and in some cases beat people with batons, to scatter demonstrators who regrouped in side streets.   Continue reading “Erdogan: Turkey, Brazil Protests Part Of Same, Foreign-Led Conspiracy To Destabilize Governments”

WSB Radio – by Sandra Parrish

Atlanta — Those on both sides of the gun debate plan to bring their dueling messages to the Georgia State Capitol this morning.

Optimum News

It’s a dilemma for drivers: Do they choose a gasoline that’s cheaper and cleaner even if, as opponents say, it could damage older cars and motorcycles?

That’s the peril and promise of a high-ethanol blend of gasoline known as E15. The fuel contains 15 percent ethanol, well above the current 10 percent norm sold at most U.S. gas stations.   Continue reading “Boost for cars or bust? Ethanol debate heats up”

Mail.com

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — It wasn’t so long ago that David Hutchinson spent a month sleeping under a bridge while his wife and young daughter spent their nights at a domestic violence shelter.

But this wasn’t a case of domestic violence. The couple simply had no choice. There were just no shelters in Phoenix with room for another homeless family, and their top priority was finding a safe place for their daughter.   Continue reading “Economic well-being of US children slips”