Ann Barnhardt: Obama isn’t a loner. He’s a crack-smoking sodomite imbecile who has to be kept hidden. Duh.

I happened on this Vanity Fair piece wondering aloud how it can possibly be that their demigod could possibly be the uber-competent, super-genius organizer of people that he is (Right?  He is, right?  Right? *sniff* I’m skeerd.  Hold me!) while being, as it is now clear for all the world to see, held in near-total isolation.

There, there now.  Let me explain it for you.

Barack Obama remains in near-total isolation, never really engaging anyone outside of maybe half-a-dozen to a dozen people inside the West Wing, bluffing his way through pressers and being held safely away from congressional leadership and even his top-tier donors behind velvet ropes, because Barack Obama is dumber than a box of hair, a drug addict, and a sodomite, and CAN’T engage people without blowing his cover.

Barack Obama the man, or whatever his name is, spends much of his time locked in the study above the Oval Office.  In that study he watches ESPN, does drugs, and is sexually serviced by male concubines.  Barack Obama also does not “golf”, unless the word “golf” is the new jive-talk slang for being fellated by a male concubine while smoking crack in the backseat of the presedential limo in the parking lot of the East Course at Joint Base Andrews.  If that is what “golf” now means, then yes, Barack Obama sure as hell plays a lot of “golf”.

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NVIS Antenna Resources

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NVIS (Near-Vertical Incidence Skywave) Antennas are how you achieve local and regional coverage (<300 miles typically) on HF.

They fill the gap between local VHF line-of-sight communications and HF DX.

This is an extremely useful tool for us.

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NVIS: Near Vertical Incidence Skywave

Disadvantages of NVIS operation include:

  • For best results, both stations should be optimized for NVIS operation. If one station’s antenna emphasizes groundwave propagation, while another’s emphasizes NVIS propagation, the results may be poor. Some stations do have antennas which are good for NVIS (such as relatively low dipoles) but many do not.
  • NVIS doesn’t work on all HF frequencies. Care must be exercised to pick an appropriate frequency, and the frequencies which are best for NVIS are the frequencies where atmospheric noise is a problem, antenna lengths are long, and bandwidths are relatively small for digital transmissions.
  • Due to differences between daytime and nighttime propagation, a minimum of two different frequencies must be used to ensure reliable around-the-clock communications.

What kind of antenna works well for NVIS?

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Howard Dean: I Wonder If Obama Has the ‘Legal Authority to Do This’

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What Is The Penalty for Usurpation of Liberty?

Zoomie, of course!I have to start with the assumption that readers of this article understand that a Republic will only be viable if the rule of law is preserved. There are many cases confirming that the rule of law has been replaced by the rule of man in the United States of America. The debate is over: we do not have the rule of law in our country. Or more correctly:

WE DO NOT HAVE THE RULE OF LAW IN THEIR COUNTY

Today the pResident revised the Affordable Care Act arbitrarily by allowing the people to keep their current health care insurance policy for another year. The Constitution does not grant him this authority. So the question becomes who has given him dictatorial powers if not the political class in Washington, D.C.? Which proves that this is no longer our country.

There are two questions we have to ask ourselves: What is the penalty for usurpation of Liberty and when do we fight for our children’s freedom?

I have written previously concerning the Washington Trials for our course of action:

American excellence must be restored with Sacred honor, courage and justice. We have three options ahead of us:

1. We can let the people responsible for the destruction of our country go free in an effort to start fresh.

2. We can engage in vigilante justice.

3. We can put them on trial.

How do we determine who is on what side in the upcoming Civil War II? At this point, the delineation is simple: those supporting the rule of law vs. those supporting the rule of man. Those who believe that God has given us natural laws, believe in the rule of law.

I still believe that these criminals deserve a trial. Let justice be swift and fair; but it must send a strong message that those who defile natural laws for their own greed and power will pay dearly.

The following excerpt from the House of Representatives in 1792 shows how far we have strayed from the Constitution. It also shows that the fight against evil has always been with us. When do we start to take back our country and remove the shadow of shame over us?

David DeGerolamo

On the Cod Fishery Bill, granting Bounties
House of Representatives, February 3, 1792

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The Best Reason to Use UNSEEN.IS for Secure Communications

What if you get a request from the government to hand everything over?

Because we’re based in Iceland, we have to follow Icelandic laws. That means that if we receive a warrant for a particular person that is issued in Iceland and valid there, our Icelandic director will evaluate the request. If he finds that it’s a legally valid request and reasonable, the information we have from a particular person will have to be turned over. It’s illegal in Iceland to create a “backdoor” or give anyone bulk access to the data. Because we don’t keep the key, all messages are encrypted. We can only provide whatever data we have for the user and if the user’s profile settings don’t store data on our servers, we might have an email address and that’s about it.

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Chinese Soldiers Arrive in USA for ‘Disaster Relief Exercises’ During Grid Ex II

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Chinese troops are on American soil for a joint exercise. Get your cameras out, you may be able to record living history, snapping pictures of Communist soldiers marching across American soil.

The troops landed in Hawaii to conduct ‘disaster relief exercises’ during Grid Ex II.

What you have to ask yourself is why the Chinese?

And why during Grid Ex II?

What kind of disaster relief could involve legions of Communist Chinese troops?

Why would the United States of America allow the country it accused of a major cyberattack on its weapons systems just a few months ago to practice disaster relief on home soil?

Why would the United States of America allow the military from a nation known for its suppression of human rights learn to assist the American people when it tramples over the rights of its own citizens?

From Amnesty International:

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The Road to Civil War II (CWII)

Lies Corrupt Democracy

The deadly problem is that Barack Obama is not just an individual, nor even the head of the US government’s executive branch. He is the head of the party to which most government officials belong, the party of the media, of the educational establishment, of big corporations – in short of the ruling class. That class, it seems, has so taken ownership of Obama’s lies that it pretends that those who are suffering from the “Affordable Care Act” don’t really know what is good for them, or that they are perversely refusing to suffer for the greater good.

This class, in short, has placed itself as far beyond persuasion as Obama himself. Democracy by persuasion having become impossible, we are left with democracy as war.

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Bernanke Lied: The Fed Has Monetized Our Debt

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The Federal Government IS the Terminator of Liberty

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Prepper War Games

If you are not mentally, physically and spiritually prepared to deal with survival situations all your supplies will only help you temporarily, if at all!  Sociologists have researched human behavior in disaster situations and have found that immediately after an event 75% are in a daze, 10% are even worse, crying and wailing, while only 15% start working on a solution to alleviate suffering and provide for human needs.  Not surprisingly they found that these 15% were also the ones that were trained and had practiced what to do and how to deal with survival issues (shelter-food-water).  In other words, they had participated in some form of war game prior to the event they were thrust into.  Preparation time is never wasted time.

My War Games consists of testing your personal readiness to deal with the physical and mental challenges we might face in the future.  I’m talking about testing your readiness to deal with off-grid living by regularly practicing those skills and preparing your body physically by wilderness backpacking.  Preparation time is never wasted time.  I’m talking about backpacking into wilderness areas as if you were “bugging out” and using the things you would use, both hardware things and skill things.  You will learn what things you can live without and therefore lightening your BOB and also you’ll learn what things you really need to have.  Just like when you started collecting your cache of prepping supplies you will learn slowly at first and grow in wisdom and ability, with time you will find out where your weaknesses are and also your strengths.  Backpacking as a recreation is not only a good war game to test your survival supplies and skills but you will be preparing physically for the challenges of post calamity survival, whether its days or weeks without power because FEMA is inept or even longer because of political, financial or petrol disaster on a nationwide or worldwide basis.  Surviving off grid will take skill, will take good preparation and will require a person to be healthy and fit.  I suggest that backpacking not only tests your ability and resources but also helps you continue to improve and prepare in all these areas.

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Holes near bottom of containment vessel identified for first time at Fukushima plant — “Gushing out” of Reactor No. 1

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A robot at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has for the first time identified exactly where highly radioactive water is leaking from a reactor at the lower part of the No.1 reactor’s containment vessel.

A camera on the robot captured images of water leaking from 2 holes in the containment vessel.

TEPCO engineers say one of the leaks looks as if tap water is gushing out. Radiation levels in the area were extremely high at 0.9 to 1.8 sieverts an hour. Engineers suspect that damage to containment vessels at the No. 2 and 3 reactors is also causing similar leaks.

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China Tests High-Speed Precision-Guided Torpedo that Poses a Threat to U.S. Ships and Submarines

by Bill Gertz

China recently tested a new high speed torpedo

China’s navy recently conducted a test of a new high-speed maneuvering torpedo that poses a threat to U.S. ships and submarines.

Defense officials said the new torpedo is the latest example of what the Pentagon calls Beijing’s anti-access, area-denial, or AA/AD, high-tech weaponry.

Other new weapons include China’s recently deployed anti-ship ballistic missile, the DF-21D, which is designed to sink U.S. aircraft carriers far from China’s shores.

China’s military showcased last month another high-tech weapon designed to target Navy ships and submarines. U.S. submarines are considered one of the U.S. military’s most important counter weapons to the AA/AD threat.

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Wal-Mart U.S. quarterly comparable sales slip

People walk past a Wal-Mart sign in Rogers, Arkansas June 4, 2009. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi

Wal-Mart Stores Inc on Thursday reported lower-than-expected quarterly revenue, hurt by an unexpected decline in U.S. comparable sales and what the company called a competitive retail environment.

The world’s largest retailer said comparable sales at its U.S. stores, its biggest unit, fell 0.3 percent in the third quarter ended on October 31, hurt in part by a reduction in the number of visits to stores by customers. Wall Street was expecting those results to be unchanged.

Wal-Mart expects U.S. comparable sales, which include those online and at stores open at least a year, to be flat during the current holiday quarter.

“Some customers feel uncertainty about the economy, government, jobs stability,” said Chief Executive Officer Mike Duke in a recording.

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80 People Executed in North Korea

North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un had 80 people publicly executed on November 3, according to  Korea’s Joongang Daily News. It’s the first known public executions since he took power after his father’s death.

In seven cities across North Korea, people who had watched South Korean videos, “pornography” or possessed Bibles were killed. The executions took place in Wonsan in Kangwon Province, Chongjin in North Hamgyong Province, Sariwon in North Hwanghae Province and Pyongsong in South Pyongan. According to the newspaper, about ten people were killed in each city.

The newspaper reported:

“In Wonsan, eight people were tied to a stake at a local stadium, had their heads covered with white sacks and were shot with a machine gun, according to the source. 

According to witnesses of the execution, the source said, Wonsan authorities gathered some 10,000 people, including children, at Shinpoong Stadium, which has a capacity of 30,000 people, and forced them to watch.

“I heard from the residents that they watched in terror as the corpses were riddled by machine-gun fire that they were hard to identify afterwards.”

The Wonsan victims were mostly charged with watching or illegally trafficking South Korean videos, being involved in prostitution or being in possession of a Bible. Any family members or “accomplices” were shipped off to prison camps.

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California beats 36 states combined in ObamaCare enrollments

California registered more ObamaCare enrollments in October than the 36 states served by HealthCare.gov combined, according to figures released Wednesday.

The striking contrast highlights the shakiness of the federally facilitated healthcare exchanges relative to their — mostly — stronger state-run counterparts.

Federal health officials announced that 35,364 Californians had selected private plans on the state’s marketplace as of Nov. 2, or about one-third of ObamaCare’s total registrations for October.

California announced later in the day that a total of about 59,000 people had enrolled in plans through Nov. 12.

The state hopes to sign up about 1 million people in either subsidized plans or Medicaid by the end of March, on top of those who will not receive government help to buy coverage.

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