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Obama Humbles Himself To Muslim Monarch |
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4/1/09 |
1.
Taliban insurgents
rejected on Wednesday a U.S. offer of "honorable
reconciliation" as a "lunatic idea" and said the withdrawal of foreign
troops was the only way to end the war in Afghanistan.
2.
Obama has been named in dozens of civil lawsuits alleging
he is not eligible to be president, with one man even filing a criminal
complaint alleging the commander-in-chief is a fraud, and now a citizen
grand jury in Georgia has
indicted the sitting president.
3.
In just the first 70 days of the new
administration, a number of Obama supporters have expressed some dismay
at their new president. Some find his ethically challenged appointments
at odds with his soaring moral rhetoric.
4.
True to his campaign promises, Obama
has picked a rabid judicial activist as his first federal court pick. Judge David Hamilton has been chosen by Obama to serve on the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the 7th Circuit.
5. The good news is that
the Obama administration's task force charged with revamping the auto
industry has concluded what many suggested last year before massive
taxpayer bailouts. The task force is now saying the best chance for
success for both GM and Chrysler "may well require utilizing the
bankruptcy code in a quick and surgical way."
6.
With their racing budgets deemed "unnecessary expenditures," GM and
Chrysler were
ordered
by Obama to cease racing operations at the end of the season.
7.
Yesterday in Geneva, Obama unveiled
the new look of America’s foreign policy --
obsequiousness. It was Day
One for his emissaries to the U.N. planning committee of the Durban II
conference. This is the racist "anti-racism" bash to be held in Geneva
in April. The U.S. and Israel walked out of the first go-round in
Durban, South Africa in September 2001. Ever since, the U.S. government
has refused to lend any credibility to the Declaration adopted after
they left. That is, until yesterday. |
4/2/09 |
1. If there was any doubt about
who and what Obama is, this photograph ends that doubt, as the usurper
humbles himself before King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia.
2.
The United States and its
allies are in danger of losing the war in Afghanistan. The level
of violence has risen steadily over the past seven years, the Taliban
are in control of large portions of the countryside, insurgent elements
operate with near impunity from safe havens in Pakistan, the Karzai
government is corrupt and ineffective, and many NATO member states are
proving to be more of a hindrance than a help due to national caveats
that restrict the types of operations their troops can participate in
and declining public support that prevents the dispatch of additional
combat forces to fight Taliban and al Qaeda militants.
3.
Obama's strategy for obtaining
deep cuts in Pentagon weapons buying
has emerged: squeeze the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps to pick
up more war costs in Iraq and Afghanistan, forcing them to forego new
planes, ships and vehicles.
4.
Judd Gregg sounds particularly tough in
ripping into President Barack
Obama's proposed budget, saying, "this budget ... represents a clear and
present danger to the financial health of our country."
5.
Don't think we're not
keeping score, brother." That's what Obama said to Rep.
Peter DeFazio in a closed-door meeting of the House Democratic Caucus
last week,
according to the Associated Press.
6.
H.R. 40 is a
bill in the U.S. House
of Representatives to create a commission to study reparation proposals
for African-Americans.
7. The Tea Party Google Map. |
4/3/09 |
1.
For The New York Times economic scene section for March
31, David Leonhardt came across with one of the most amazing admissions
about Obama that I've ever seen in the Times. Namely that Barack Obama
is
just like Hitler. Now, many of you may be solemnly shaking your head
in agreement, but in so doing you would be missing why the Times was
comparing Obama to Hitler. You see, Leonhardt didn't mean it as an
insult. He was saying that it was a good thing that Barack was being
like Hitler at least in an economic sense.
2. Presidential
Approval Index
3. If you Google -- G-20 "Michelle Obama" fashion
-- Google returns hundreds of fawning articles praising the latest
American fashion icon, Michelle Obama.
4.
And, speaking
of Obama's 500-plus G-20 entourage, The Washington Times is
reporting that Obama's European visit this week has strained the US Air
Force's heavy-airlift capabilities and obliged the military to hire more
foreign contractors to help resupply U.S. and allied forces in
Afghanistan, according to military sources.
5. The
UN Human Rights Council might well be the most vile of all the world
body's panels. Six of the 47 UNCHR members -- China, Cuba, Eritrea,
Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Zimbabwe -- were classified as some of the
world's "worst of the worst" abusers of human rights by Freedom House in
2005.
6.
A second city, the
City of Burleson, Texas is trying to
shut down a Tax Day Tea Party planned for April 15th.
Previously, Cape Coral, FL, tried, unsuccessfully, to deny the "right of
the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a
redress of grievances."
7.
Leo D'onofrio has received letters from the people who ran the
citizens grand jury in Georgia, and while
he appreciates their frustration
in that our Government has failed to protect the Constitution by
allowing a President to be sworn in who is not a "natural born citizen",
he does not agree that this citizens grand jury has any legal authority
whatsoever to demand the removal of a sitting President or to even force
the review of his qualifications.
8. The
UN Human Rights Council might well be the most vile of all the world
body's panels. Six of the 47 UNCHR members -- China, Cuba, Eritrea,
Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Zimbabwe -- were classified as some of the
world's "worst of the worst" abusers of human rights by Freedom House in
2005. |
4/4/09 |
1.
Moving as quickly as he can to gut the USA and then divide its body
parts amongst like-minded globalists, the USA’s Supreme Leader used the
G-20 conference to begin his
turnover of USA sovereignty to said
internationalists and start the move toward a one-world government. Obama has signed off on international legislation -- the Financial
Stability Board -- that would regulate ALL firms, including those within
the USA and places them under the responsibility of an international
governmental agency.
2.
Senators
John Rockefeller (D-W. Va.) and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) introduced a bill to establish the Office of the National Cybersecurity Advisor -- an arm of the executive branch that would have
vast power to monitor and control Internet traffic to protect against
threats to critical cyber infrastructure. That broad power is
rattling some civil libertarians.
3.
Addressing a crowd of
some 2,000 mainly students from France and Germany, Obama
said: "In
America, there is a failure to appreciate Europe's leading role in the
world.
4. The American Family
Association has
announced its count is nearing 1,600 -- for Tax Day alone (map
included). |
4/5/09 |
1.
Tasked by
the FBI to provide "informational analysis" on conditions which could be
construed as potentially harmful to civil order and national security,
InfraGard, of the FBI's National Infrastructure Protection Center
(NIPC),
issued an unclassified Protective Intelligence Communication
report in March 2009 regarding the "crescendo" of public concern about
Obama's presidential eligibility.
2.
There's a reason Obama refuses to accept repayment of TARP money. |
4/6/09 |
1.
Yid with Lid
reminds us that prior to yesterday's launch of a ballistic missile by North Korea,
Obama threatened severe consequences if the rogue country went
ahead with their launch plans.
2. Obama, the World's
Greatest Orator™, didn't exactly cover himself in glory when the BBC's
political editor Nick Robinson asked him a question about who was to
blame for the financial crisis.
3.
The acting director
of the U.S. Census Bureau, Thomas Mesenbourg, told CNSNews.com that the
bureau intends to work with community organizations to make sure every
illegal alien in the United States is counted in the 2010 Census.
4.
Obama urged the European Union
on Sunday to accept Turkey as a full member of the 27-nation bloc, in
remarks
rejected outright by France and met coolly by Germany.
5.
More than two months
into Barack Obama's presidency, as many people
identify him as a Muslim
as did so during the 2008 campaign. When asked about Obama's religious
beliefs, 11% say he is a Muslim. In October, 12% said Obama is a Muslim,
which was unchanged from earlier in the campaign.
6.
A
gun ban seems to be on the minds of many these days.
7.
The
controversy
continues over Notre Dame's decision to invite President
Obama to speak at its 2009 commencement. |
4/7/09 |
1.
On Monday, Obama
declared the U.S., "is not and never will be at war with Islam."
2.
Obama made an address to the Turkish Parliament in Ankara, Turkey. Al-Jazeera's Anita McNaught, reporting from Istanbul, wrote: "This was the
address we had all been waiting for, it hit all the right notes."
3. Robert
Spencer, writing at
Front Page Magazine comments on Obama's statement to
the Turkish Parliament, "We will convey our deep appreciation for the
Islamic faith, which has done so much over the centuries to shape the
world -- including in my own country."
4.
The
American Muslim Taskforce on Civil Rights and Elections (AMT), a
coalition of major national Islamic organizations,
applauded Obama's Monday address to the Turkish parliament, in a
statement issued today at a press briefing at the National Press Club in
Washington, D.C. |
4/8/09 |
1. With more than 1.8 million responses to a MSNBC poll, Obama has earned a grade of "F" for his performance in office.
He received a failing mark in an MSNBC online survey after having spent less than three months in the White House.
2.
Kathy Shaidle and John Perazzo, writing at
FrontPageMagazine.com say that if President Obama had hoped to avoid the
controversy that has stalked some of his previous appointments, his
selection of jurist and self-described "activist" Harold Koh to become
the State Department’s top legal advisor must be judged a
disappointment.
3.
Since taking office
Obama has focused on three things -- the transformation of our
capitalistic economy to a form of socialist statist fascism, the
abdication of American sovereignty to a trans-nationalism and the
advancement of the worldwide domination of Islam, the ultimate goal of
the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). There is conspiracy
theory and conspiracy fact -- the global jihad is conspiracy fact. And
the OIC is behind it.
4.
Acts of
protest tend to be synonymous with the left and are usually considered
unsurprising on the right. However, when conservatives demonstrate
--
liberals
take notice in a big way. |
4/9/09 |
1. WTF?
2.
"I did not have submissive relations with that man, King Abdullah"
3.
Is He, Or Isn't He?
4.
Ben Shapiro
believes, that on Nov. 4, 2008,
America lost the war on terror. Obama’s feckless,
pathetically apologetic perspective on foreign policy spells the end of
the quest for liberty in the Middle East. It spells the end of America’s
moral leadership in the global war for freedom. And it spells the end of
a hard-fought campaign to protect America.
5. Pamela Geller
writes, "Imagine if we woke up tomorrow with a president named Solomon
Goldstein. A President, who for sure lived in and maybe was even born
in Israel. A President, who as a boy went to a very conservative Jewish
religious school in Israel. A President who as soon as he was elected
calls the Israeli PM and promises that a peace the Jews can live with
will soon be implemented. Then in his first interview as President he
sits down with the Jewish Television Network and apologizes for
Americans' past arrogant behavior. Among other things our new President
does first is lecture us that Zionism is a noble thing and has given the
World many wonderful things and that we all MUST respect Zionism, even
if we don’t agree with it." |
4/10/09 |
1.
Obama has recently
completed the most successful foreign policy tour since Napoleon's
retreat from Moscow. You name it, he blew it. What was his big deal
economic program that he was determined to drive through the G20
summit? Another massive stimulus package, globally funded and coordinated. Did he achieve it? Not so as you'd notice.
2.
A ragtag band of
pirates has put Obama in a bind. He commands overwhelming
firepower in the form of a growing flotilla of U.S. warships, but
he doesn't want to use it.
3.
Jon, at Exurbanleague.com
reports that after maintaining his silence for two days, Obama will soon
make his first public statement about the pirate attack upon an
U.S.-flagged vessel off the Horn of Africa. After several inquiries and
a few well-placed bribes, Exurban League has received an early
transcript of the Obama's remarks.
4. Obama, who made a point of
being introduced to the Turkish Nation as "Barack Hussein Obama," was
quoted as saying that, "the United States has been enriched by
Muslim Americans," including his ancestors.
5. The Kansas Citian reminds us
that the Bush administration took much heat for their secret plans to
conduct warrantless wiretaps on calls initiated from outside of the
United States. NSA and communications carrier systems scan phone calls,
emails, and who knows what else for the purported purpose of uncovering
terrorist plots to attack America.
6. The
concern over Obama's eligibility to be president under the U.S.
Constitution's demand that the office be occupied by a "natural born"
citizen is spreading, with additional writers conceding questions remain
about the dispute.
7. Philip J. Berg,
Esq. is the first attorney who filed suit against Barack H. Obama
challenging Senator Obama's lack of Constitutional
"qualifications/eligibility" to serve as President of the United States.
His cases are still pending. Berg announced today that
an appeal has been filed in the Hollister case for several reasons. |
4/11/09 |
1.
Obama is
ordering the release of nearly a quarter of a million pages of records
from the Reagan White House that were kept from the public during a
lengthy review by President George W. Bush.
2.
An official in the office of Kentucky's elections chief has referred
to state Attorney General Jack Conway for investigation the issue of
Barack Obama's eligibility to be president.
3.
It is hard to
imagine a bigger slight to the memory of the more than 100,000 American
soldiers who died liberating Europe than the image of a U.S. president
attacking the "arrogance" of his own country on French soil. Obama’s speech last week ahead of the NATO summit in Strasbourg, barely
500 miles from the beaches of Normandy, marked a low point in
presidential speechmaking on foreign policy.
4.
Abe Greenwald
observes that four Americans are now being held captive by foreign
governments or non-state actors: two journalists in North Korea, one
journalist in Iran, and one ship captain off the coast of Somalia. |
4/12/09 |
1. Easter -- No postings. |
4/13/09 |
1.
Atlas Shrugs asks if you have you seen
this document? It is Obama's fascist blueprint to create a police
state and legalize gulags. This is not a spoof. This is
the "mission statement" for Obama's "civilian army."
2. Presidential Approval Index.
3.
In his first
two months in office, Obama has succeeded in widening the political gulf
among Americans more than any other president in modern history,
according to a new poll. The "partisan gap" between Republicans and
Democrats is 10 points larger than it was under George W. Bush.
4. Obama, the man
who raised his right hand and swore on Lincoln’s Bible: in accordance
with Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution:
"I do
solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will
faithfully execute the office of President
of the United States, and will to the best
of my ability, preserve, protect and
defend The Constitution of the United
States" has in a
news conference in the sovereign Nations
of Turkey and Indonesia (which means "on
foreign soil") stated that
"We do not
consider ourselves a Christian nation, a
Jewish nation or a Muslim nation. uh uh...
we consider ourselves uh uh a nation of uh
citizens." |
4/14/09 |
1.
Blackfive makes the
point that the commander on scene already had the authority to deal with
an imminent death situation in his standing rules of engagement. That
means that when this situation was escalated to national command
authority, i.e. Obama, those rules were suspended and Obama implemented
new ones specific to this incident. Then he had to restore the authority
the captain already had to use deadly force to save a hostage from
execution. There is considerable talk that the initial new "Rules
of Engagement" (ROE) that
Obama instituted did not allow a rescue so as to allow the negotiations
to proceed, and then a second set of ROE was instituted after the Navy
could not respond to Captain Phillip's escape attempt. That is
unconfirmed but fits the facts as they happened.
2.
Obama
directed his administration Monday to allow unlimited travel and
money transfers by Cuban Americans to family in Cuba, and to take other
steps to ease U.S. restrictions on the island, a senior administration
official told The Associated Press.
3.
Major
members of the traditional media in the United States -- television
networks, daily newspapers and the like -- are
ignoring the potentially nation-shaking story of the Tea Party
protests because they attack Obama's massive tax-and-spend policies,
according to a media analyst.
4.
The Right Side of Life is
reporting that
Mario Apuzzo, attorney for
Plaintiffs in Kerchner v. Obama, posted on his web site that two of the
Defendants, USA and Barack Hussein Obama, had asked and were granted a
15-day extension for time to respond. |
4/15/09 |
1. NewsBusters
is
reporting that an all-too-predictable gusher
was delivered by Jennifer Loven, a Democratic operative disguised as
Associated Press reporter.
2.
In just less than a hundred days, Obama already has
revealed himself as a reveler in the exercise of a certain type of
power. Not on the international stage, where his apology tour of Europe
was just the latest example of the abasement of America that he sees as
part of his mission in life. Nor in dealing with the threat of terrorism
(or "overseas contingency operations" and "man-made disasters" as a way
to define away the future of his office) or looming dangers from a
nuclear Iran.
3.
Atlas Shrugs
asks if any
of you watched Obama's propaganda speech earlier today, and did you find
it shocking when he described his plan for America in the context of
"five pillars"?
4.
After the flippant dismissal by U.S. Circuit Court Judge James Robertson
of the lawsuit to attempt to determine whether Barack Obama is
constitutionally eligible to occupy the Oval Office, D.C. attorney John Hemenway received a
letter from a lawyer representing Barack Obama and Joe Biden. (Hemenway
had enjoined the suit launched by Hillary Clinton's ally, Philip Berg,
the former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania and attorney Lawrence
Joyce of Arizona, in an attempt to force Obama to disclose his birth
records, currently being protected against public scrutiny by the Obama
legal team at a reported cost of as much as one million dollars.) |
4/16/09 |
1.
While Obama was
speaking in Prague about nuclear disarmament, North Korea delivered the
most tellingly timed comment on The Trip. The Pyongyang rogue regime --
proprietor of a nuclear arsenal -- defiantly launched an
intercontinental multi-stage rocket in violation of an explicit U.N.
Security Council resolution.
2. The Obama Administration
denied permission for the U.S. Northern Command to use the
Pentagon's most powerful sea-based radar to monitor North Korea's recent
missile launch, precluding officials from collecting finely detailed
launch data or testing the radar in a real-time crisis, current and
former defense officials said.
3. Boston TEA Party photos.
4. Homeland Security
Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday that she was briefed before
the release of a controversial intelligence assessment and that she
stands by the report, which lists returning veterans among terrorist
risks to the U.S.
5. Steve
Milloy, founder of JunkScience.com,
says that the U.S. is at "the point of no return" as Obama is set to
implement environmental policies that will lead to "energy chaos" in
this country. |
4/17/09 |
1.
Obama
ruled out prosecution of government interrogators as he
released
legal memos that guided harsh questioning of terror suspects by the CIA
under President George W. Bush. What he didn't say is that the Bush
Administration broke no laws and followed the advice of its attorneys.
2. It turns out that Janet
Napolitano's targeting of America's war veterans is not an isolated
event.
3.
Three weeks before Obama sicked his Justice and Homeland Security
Departments on America's heroes,
Obama, as one of his first acts, signed an executive order
-- he says, "in the national interest" -- that will allow thousands of
Gazan Palestinians
to settle in the United States at American taxpayers' expense. Sure, what
can go wrong when we allow thousands of people who have
been, as Mark Steyn memorably described, "marinated" in a "sick death
cult," who voted for Hamas, and 55% of whom support suicide
bombing/murders, into the United States?
4. Georgetown University
says
it covered over the monogram "IHS" -- symbolizing the name of Jesus
Christ -- because it was inscribed on a pediment on the stage where
Obama spoke at the university on Tuesday and the White House
had asked Georgetown to cover up all signs and symbols there.
5.
NewsBusters.com draws our attention to Thursday's "Countdown," where
MSNBC's Keith Olbermann and his guest Janeane Garofalo defamed fellow
citizens who attended the prior day's Tea Parties with vitriolic contempt.
6. An estimated 1 million Americans participated in at least 1,000
TEA Parties, according to reports by organizers tabulating
the nationwide numbers, with documented protests held in 50 states.
7. TEA Party cartoon. |
4/18/09 |
1. Marxists Exchange Secret
Handshake.
2. On the 14th,
Blackfive reported that early reports indicated that Obama had hindered
the military's rescue of Merchant Marine Captain Phillips.
3.
Obama has taken military action against Iran
off the table, and now he
is considering ways of
punishing Israel if it attacks Iran to end its
nuclear arms program (and prevent a second Holocaust).
4. In response to Barack Obama's "outstretched hand," as he expressed in his
April 1, 2009 speech, Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad emphasized that the West was weak, and
could not force anything on Iran. He enumerated Iran's demands
for dialogue with the U.S.; the demands included the withdrawal of
Western forces, the destruction of the West's entire nuclear arsenal,
and respect for Iran's right to its nuclear program. |
4/19/09 |
1.
After Nicaraguan Marxist President Daniel Ortega
attacked America
for 50 minutes in his speech today, Barack Obama smiled and shook his
hand.
2. Once again, we have Obama
embarking on the "We Suck '09" tour, kicked off in Europe, where he felt
the need to apologize for the last administration’s efforts to defend
America’s interests on the international stage. Obama likes to call this
"smart power" and tells us we’ll get more by appearing humble than by
pursuing our interests in the normal fashion. So far, the rest of the
world has applauded Obama’s performance -- and gone on to reject our
requests for economic cooperation, combat troops for Afghanistan,
partnership with Russia against Iran, and North Korean continuation of
the six-party nuclear disarmament talks without launching long-range
missiles over Japan.
3. In our recent
election, many Americans voted for a Savior, not a president.
4. Earlier this year,
Obama announced that he was relieving the U.S. Commerce Department of
its responsibility for conducting the census and moving that
responsibility into the White House under the control of his Chief of
Staff, Rahm Emanuel, one of the most corrupt Chicago machine politicians
of all time. However, that decision proved so unpopular that Obama was
forced to reconsider. Instead, he has nominated Univ. of Michigan
professor Robert Groves as director of the census. Groves is a fervent
advocate of statistical sampling, a technique that uses "educated
guesses" to determine population instead of actually counting heads. It
is a technique that is easily manipulated and which often results in the
over-counting of Democratic constituencies.
5. Why should Obama and his
administration have their own computer hacking army? |
4/20/09 |
1.
If nothing else,
Obama's decision to overrule his own intelligence officials
and release Bush-era legal memos justifying what The New York Times
sanctimoniously described as the CIA's "brutal" interrogation techniques
proves what a bunch of pushovers we Americans are.
2.
Despite a pledge
to open government, the Obama administration has endorsed a Bush-era
decision to keep secret key details of an FBI computer database that
allows agents and analysts to search a billion documents with a wealth
of personal information about Americans and foreigners.
3.
The "liar, liar pants on
fire" argument usually isn't the most effective. But when it comes to
guns, Obama is
lying through his teeth.
4.
DC sources
say that an
Administration team is working on perfecting a forgery of the long-form
birth certificate. They plan on presenting it in a a month or so. The
source is an FBI agent who has drinking buddy from University of Illinois
now in the Administration. It's second hand, but the source is supposed
to be solid.
5.
The Conservative American website contains a list of 200 Obama-related scandals,
mistakes, blunders, broken promises, flip flops, gaffes, lies, etc. They call it the Scandals List because the above is too long of a
name. Okay?
6.
Even as average Americans were planning
to get out in towns and cities to demonstrate against Big Government and
Big Taxes, Federal Bureau of Intelligence Investigation (FBI)
surveillance was being unleashed upon them. In fact, unsuspecting Tax
Day TEA Party participants were being closely watched during the
demonstration planning stages in a covert operation that began on or
about March 23, 2009.
7. Obama is running into stiff
Congressional
resistance to his plans to raise money for his ambitious
agenda, and the resulting hole in the budget is threatening a major
health care overhaul and other policy initiatives. |
4/21/09 |
1. John Hinderaker,
an attorney,
believes that many liberals don't just want to defeat conservatives
at the polls, they want to send them to jail. Toward that end, they have
sometimes tried to criminalize what are essentially policy differences. Obama hinted at another step in that direction when he said
today that he is open to the idea of bringing criminal charges against
the Justice Department lawyers who wrote opinions to the effect that waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods could legally be
used on al Qaeda detainees. Obama said the question was a complicated
one, and the decision will ultimately be made by Attorney General Eric
Holder.
2. Former
Vice President Dick Cheney slammed Obama for what he described as a
disturbing tendency to criticize America abroad and embrace avowed
enemies like Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez while not praising the nation’s
success in the war against terrorism.
3. White
House lawyers are refusing to accept the findings of an inter-agency
committee that the Uighur Chinese Muslims held at Guantanamo Bay are too
dangerous to release inside the U.S., according to Pentagon sources
familiar with the action.
4.
Obama made his first visit to the Central Intelligence Agency on
Monday in an attempt to calm an uproar among America's spies over his
release of secret memos about interrogation techniques.
5. Obama can apologize
till the cows come home, but he has failed to lift America's
status in the Muslim and Arab world, and his election is seen as a victory for Al-Qaeda,
according to a new
audio message allegedly from the terror network's
second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri. The video was posted on key
jihadist websites on Monday.
6. The
AmeriCorps program will
triple in size over the next eight years, and tens of thousands of
other Americans will soon see new opportunities to "volunteer." |
4/22/09 |
1. Proof Somali Pirate Eligible To Be Tried As Adult.
2. Politico
says
that Obama’s attempt to project legal and moral clarity on coercive CIA
interrogation methods has instead done the opposite -- creating
confusion and political vulnerability over an issue that has inflamed
both the left and right.
3. If you live
in L.A. and didn't die in a terrorist attack, you may owe it to the
CIA's use of the "enhanced interrogation techniques" that are currently
under fire from Obama and his left-wing constituents.
4. Obama showed his
hand this week when The New York Times wrote that he is considering
converting the stock the government owns in our country’s banks from
preferred stock, which it now holds, to common stock.
5. U.S. Senator Jim
Inhofe (R-Okla.), a senior member of the Senate Armed Services
Committee,
spoke on the Senate Floor Monday delivering a detailed review
of Obama's proposed cuts to the Department of Defense (DoD) budget.
6.
Yesterday, Obama signed a huge
expansion of his "youth brigades" legislation when he signed into law the
"GIVE Act," H.R. 1388. This bill provides for the massive
expansion of the National Service
Corporation and allocates to it billions of dollars. One of the
program's executives says it will allow for the management of up to eight
or nine million people. |
4/23/09 |
1. Absolute Proof That The Left Is Insane.
2. With the ugly sanctimony
of those who never had to make hard decisions, the American left demands
show trials of those who kept us safe after 9/11,
says Col. Ralph Peters. Wrapping themselves in repugnant
self-righteousness, the MoveOn.org set wants political prosecutions. Should Obama acquiesce, he won't be furthering the rule of
law, but dismantling it.
3.
The
Wall Street Journal says to mark down the date. Tuesday, April 21,
2009, is the moment that any chance of a new era of bipartisan respect
in Washington ended. By inviting the prosecution of Bush officials for
their anti-terror legal advice, President Obama has injected a poison
into our politics that he and the country will live to regret.
4.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney says that Obama no
longer believes that America is threatened by terrorists and is making
dangerous mistakes in lowering U.S. defenses.
5. 2,974 Reasons
for supporting enhanced interrogations.
6. A growing
chorus of experts is warning that Obama's plan to add 47 million people
-- a number that includes illegal aliens -- to the health-insurance
rolls may kill hopes for a sustained economic recovery.
7. Obama may be
using campaign funds to stomp out eligibility lawsuits brought by
Americans, as his campaign has paid more than $1 million to his top
lawyer since the election.
8. Charlie Daniels On The Seeds of Dictatorship. |
4/24/09 |
1.
Rasmussen Reports says that fifty-eight percent (58%) believe the Obama administration’s recent
release of CIA memos about the harsh interrogation methods used on
terrorism suspects endangers the national security of the United States. The latest national telephone survey found that 28%
believe the release of the memos helps America’s image abroad.
2. The Rev. Jeremiah A.
Wright must be proud of his student, as Obama continues, his "God Damn
America" campaign.
3. Obama's Star Chamber
4. Obama is asking
the Supreme Court to
overrule a 23 year-old decision that stopped police
from initiating questions unless a defendant's lawyer is present.
5. "Pick the
Target, Freeze It, Personalize It and Polarize It." - Saul Alinsky,
Rules for Radicals. That's what Barack Obama taught his ACORN
followers in all his Community Agitator classes in Chicago. That slogan
defines mob scapegoating.
6. The
deployment is yet another example of the U.S. military collaborating
with local law enforcement around the country. Under the Posse Comitatus
Act passed on June 16, 1878 after the end of Reconstruction, the federal
uniformed services -- including the Army, Air Force, and State National
Guard forces -- are prohibited from exercising nominally state law
enforcement, police, or peace officer powers that maintain "law and
order" on non-federal property, except where expressly authorized by the
Constitution or Congress.
7. Senior
Israeli military circles are staggered by the
discovery that Obama had
approved a large Turkish arms sale to the Lebanese army, including the
services of Turkish military instructors. This was taken as further
proof that the Obama is deaf to Israel's immediate security concerns. Lebanese president Gen. Michel Suleiman has more than once threatened
neighboring Israel. When he signed the arms deal in Ankara Tuesday,
April 21, he once again pledged publicly to place the Lebanese army at
the disposal of the Shiite terrorist Hizballah in any confrontation with
Israel. |
4/25/09 |
1. The owners of "Reward for
Obama's Birth Certificate"
website
are offering to pay $25,000,000 to Barack Hussein Obama if he will
produce his "real" long-form birth certificate.
2.
Andrew McCarthy
reports that despite being steeped in jihadist ideology, trained in
explosives and assassination tactics, and anxious enough to get that way
that they high-tailed it from China to Afghanistan to become more lethal
terrorists, the Uighur Muslim detainees will be
released by the Obama administration into the United States,
according to
this Los Angeles Times report.
3. Gerald Warner
asks, if al-Qaeda, the Taliban and the rest of the Looney Tunes brigade
want to kick America to death, they had better move in quickly and grab
a piece of the action before Barack Obama finishes the job himself. Never in the history of the United States has a president worked so
actively against the interests of his own people -- not even Jimmy
Carter.
4. Observations
notes that the current silliness
taking place in the third ring of the circus that is Washington, DC over
the Bush administration’s successful efforts to defend the nation
against additional terrorist attacks after 9-11-01 would be laughable,
were it not so absurd and so un-American. |
4/26/09 |
1.
Obama is to
release up to 2,000 photographs of alleged abuse at American
prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan in a move which will reignite the
scandal surrounding Abu Ghraib prison in 2004.
2. On Saturday’s
Fox News Watch, conservative panelist Jim Pinkerton
pointed out that, contrary to the impression given by the mainstream
media, Obama’s approval rating, as measured by Gallup, is relatively low
compared to his recent predecessors for the 100-day mark, and is even
below where President George W. Bush was after his first 100 days.
Pinkerton observed: "Judith Klnghoffer, writing for the History News
Network, made the point that Obama actually ranks seventh of the last
nine presidents in Gallup poll opinion ratings. So seventh out of
nine isn't so good."
3. Political activists
who masquerade as non-partisan community organizers have
joined with
organized labor to pressure elected officials into supporting left wing
causes, according to a top analyst with the Capital Research Center
(CRC). |
4/27/09 |
1. I don't
think it's an exaggeration to say that
Barack Obama is damaging America more than any other president in
its history. Here are ten of the biggest ways Obama is destroying
America.
2. Michael Scheuer
paints a scenario, where, in surprisingly good English, the captive
quietly answers: "Yes, all thanks to God, I do know when the mujaheddin
will, with God's permission, detonate a nuclear weapon in the United
States, and I also know how many and in which cities." Startled, the CIA
interrogators quickly demand more detail. Smiling his trademark shy
smile, the captive says nothing. Reporting the interrogation's results
to the White House, the CIA director can only shrug when the president
asks: "What can we do to make Osama bin Laden talk?"
3.
Most Americans are probably unaware that Obama has
agreed to place
America's free enterprise system under the control of a world financial
government to be ruled from Brussels, Belgium.
4. Set aside for now
the troubling changes in the Obama administration’s position on whether
former Bush officials should be prosecuted for suggesting tough
interrogation tactics against terrorists. Set aside the manifest
unfairness of prosecuting lawyers merely for doing their job of giving
legal advice. Set aside the raft of other reasonable objections to the
proposed prosecutions, including a justifiable aversion to witch-hunts. |
4/28/09 |
1. At a time when
al-Qaida is plotting to wipe out America with nuclear weapons, the
president has paralyzed our first line of defense.
2. The liars at The New York Times
reported last week that Khalid
Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11 terror attacks,
was waterboarded 183 times in one month by CIA interrogators. The "183
times" was widely circulated by news outlets throughout the world.
3. The Biggest Health
Threat.
4.
Former U.S. ambassador to the Vatican Mary Ann Glendon
won't accept the school's Laetare Medal at commencement next month
because of its decision to have Barack Obama speak to graduates. |
4/29/09 |
1. The Saga of Air Farce One,
Obama's simulated airborne terrorist attack on Manhattan, begins. |
4/30/09 |
1. Col. Ralph Peters
says
that after a mere 100 days, the "Obama Doctrine," of hugging foes and
hurting friends, for our foreign and security policies has emerged. And
it's terrifying.
2. Congress
signed off on Obama's $3.6 trillion budget largely along party lines
Wednesday night, handing him a legislative victory that paves the way
for a health care overhaul.
3. Government lawyers defending
President Obama and Congress in a lawsuit alleging that he's ineligible
to occupy the Oval Office and that members of the House and Senate
violated the constitutional rights of citizens by refusing to
investigate want still
more time to respond to the accusations.
4. Obama has
delivered on his promise of real change in at least one respect: The
volume of gaffes and miscues sputtering forth from his Oval Office is
unprecedented. For those who just can’t wait to hear what the
president’s teleprompter will say next,
here’s a NewsMax
recap of the Obama gaffe machine’s most remarkable-- and disturbing --
utterances. |
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