Ann Barnhardt: A Pastiche of Bitterness and Incredulity

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1.  Janitorial labor of late has focused on the cleaning of bathrooms.  You know, as I scour the coffee-colored mixture of sloughed human skin and hair of strangers mixed with soap scum out of grout and shower door tracks at eight bucks an hour with Mozart’s Requiem Mass on my iPod, all I can say is, “Thank you, Jesus.”  The bitterness comes when I get back to the Van and read the news.

2.  Obama is the Muslim Brotherhood.  The Muslim Brotherhood is al Qaeda.  The Muslim Brotherhood is run out of Saudi Arabia.  Obama was Khalid al Mansour’s boy and Mansour got Obama into Harvard Law per Percy Sutton.  The Saudis and the Russians almost certainly have the goods on Obama’s identity.  Obama is their boy, hence the bowing and scraping to both the Saudi “king” and to Putin.  The Obama regime almost certainly supplied the Muslim Brotherhood, which is al Qaeda remember, with chem weapons which they then used tomass-murder civilians in order to create optics that would justify U.S. action “against Assad”.  Hmmm.  I’m getting the weirdest deja vu here.  Oh, yeah!  Remember when the Obama regime supplied arms to the Mexican drug cartels which were then used to mass-murder civilians in order to create optics that would justify suspending the Second Amendment?  OH MY GOSH, Y’ALL.  It’s almost like it’s the same strategery, or something.  Eyeroll.  Would you poeple wake the heck up already?

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Iran, Russia advise Assad to transfer chemical stockpile to Tehran – to avert US attack

Iranian parliamentarian Ala-Eddin Borujerdi in Damascus

Iranian parliamentarian Ala-Eddin Borujerdi in Damascus

The Iranian parliamentary delegation visiting Damascus Sunday, Sept. 1, advised Bashar Assad to move his chemical stockpile out of Syria and deposit it in Tehran under Iranian and Russian military supervision, to save himself from an American military strike, DEBKAfile’s exclusive military and Iranian sources reveal.

Chairman of the Majlis Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ala-Eddin Borujerdi, who headed the delegation, explained that Presidents Hassan Rouhani and Vladimir Putin had discussed the stockpile’s removal ad hoc, as the basis of a Iranian-Russian plan for presenting to US President Barack Obama at the G-20 summit meeting in St. Petersburg later this week.

After the Americans accept the plan and the crisis blows over, the stockpile could be quietly returned to Syria, the Iranian lawmaker explained.

Another option was for Iranian and Russian teams to destroy the stockpile in return for US-Arab League guarantees that the Syrian rebels would not use this process for strategic war gains. The chemical agents would be destroyed in stages in accordance with rebel compliance with such guarantees.

DEBKAfile’s military sources explain Tehran’s quest for a deal on two grounds: One – Iran supplied Syria with most of the formulae and substances for the manufacture of the poison agents and fears exposure if they fall into American hands.

Another is anxiety lest an American military strike on Syria’s chemical stores – if it is allowed to go through – would serve as a precedent or prequel for a similar attack on Iran’s nuclear assets.

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Obama Twilight Zone where there is no 4th Amendment

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Americans Petition To Repeal the 4th Amendment (Protection Against Unreasonable Searches & Seizures)

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In a Better World…

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Contrasting Obama on muslims and Christians

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Absolutely disgusting.

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Obama’s climb-down on Syria attack spells “military nightmare” for allies Israel, Turkey, Jordan

Israel's Chariot tanks on the Golan

Israel’s Chariot tanks on the Golan

US President Barack Obama’s about-turn Saturday night, Aug. 31 on the planned US military operation against Syria’s chemical weapons has shaken up the volatile Middle East balance of strength, spelling for Israel, Jordan and Turkey what Western and Israeli military sources called the day after “a military nightmare.”

Syria, Iran and Hizballah are let off the hook by the lifting of the imminent US military threat against Bashar Assad over his use of chemical weapons on Aug. 21. Not only that, but the threesome have won an unforeseen tactical advantage: President Obama’s turn to Congress to authorize that attack gives them at least a fortnight for launching a pre-emptive strike against US forces and its allies.

Syria and Hizballah’s defenses are already upgraded against the projected US strike and their forces on peak readiness. Rather than hanging around and waiting for the US Congress to go through with a debate, which only starts in the week of Sept. 9, they are fully capable of forcing the pace on their own terms, with the object of getting the US operation cancelled altogether.

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When Will America Break Her Chains of Slavery – Part 1?

Galatians 5:1

It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.

Slavery takes many forms but I want to concentrate on the following definition:

Submission to a dominating influence

As with any controversial subject, the discussion revolves around the defining terms. In our case “submission” and “dominating influence” are the terms. Let’s discuss submission in terms of our founding fathers’ viewpoint. Everyone is familiar with “No Taxation without Representation”. In George Washington’s mind, this was the essence of why he fought. It was not about paying taxes: it was about slavery. If you have no representation in government but are taxed to support it, the government is taking a portion of the fruits of your labor and you are receiving nothing in return. This was simple: any portion of your time (labor) that is confiscated is time that you are enslaved. Any portion of your life that is enslaved means that you are bound in slavery: freedom is an absolute condition. Since Christ set us free, no man or government has the right to infringe upon it.

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US teenager found guilty of shooting baby in pushchair

De'Marquise Elkins appears in court during his trial: US teenager found guilty of shooting baby in pushchair

De’Marquise Elkins appears in court during his trial: US teenager found guilty of shooting baby in pushchair

Jurors deliberated about two hours before finding De’Marquise Elkins guilty of 11 counts, including two counts of felony murder and one count of malice murder in the March 21 killing of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago in Brunswick. The man’s mother, Karimah Elkins, was on trial alongside him and was found guilty of tampering with evidence but acquitted of lying to police.

De’Marquise Elkins faces life in prison. At the time of the shooting he was 17, too young to face the death penalty under Georgia law.

Sherry West testified that she was walking home from the post office with her son the morning of the killing. A gunman demanding her purse, shot her in the leg and shot her baby in the face after she told him she had no money, she said.
Prosecutors said De’Marquise Elkins and an accomplice, 15-year-old Dominique Lang, are the ones who stopped Ms West. Prosecutors say the older teen pointed a small .22-caliber revolver at Ms West and demanded money. When she refused several times to turn over the money, Elkins fired a warning shot, shot the woman in the leg and the baby between the eyes, prosecutors said.

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Three of a Kind

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Google and the NSA: Who’s holding the ‘shit-bag’ now?

by Julian Assange

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It has been revealed today, thanks to Edward Snowden, that Google and other US tech companies received millions of dollars from the NSA for their compliance with the PRISM mass surveillance system.

So just how close is Google to the US securitocracy? Back in 2011 I had a meeting with Eric Schmidt, the then Chairman of Google, who came out to see me with three other people while I was under house arrest. You might suppose that coming to see me was gesture that he and the other big boys at Google were secretly on our side: that they support what we at WikiLeaks are struggling for: justice, government transparency, and privacy for individuals. But that would be a false supposition. Their agenda was much more complex, and as we found out, was inextricable from that of the US State Department. The full transcript of our meeting is available online through the WikiLeaks website.

The pretext for their visit was that Schmidt was then researching a new book, a banal tome which has since come out as The New Digital Age. My less than enthusiastic review of this book was published in the New York Times in late May of this year. On the back of that book are a series of pre-publication endorsements: Henry Kissinger, Bill Clinton, Madeleine Albright, Michael Hayden (former head of the CIA and NSA) and Tony Blair. Inside the book Henry Kissinger appears once again, this time given pride of place in the acknowledgements.

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Syria Facing U.S. Cyber Attacks in Upcoming Strikes

by Bill Gertz

President Obama speaks Saturday, Aug. 31, about U.S. intervention in Syria. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

President Obama speaks Saturday, Aug. 31, about U.S. intervention in Syria. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

U.S. military forces are expected to roll out new cyber warfare capabilities during the anticipated military strike on Syria for its use of a deadly nerve agent, according to military sources.

Targets of cyber attacks likely will include electronic command and control systems used by the Syrian military forces, air defense computers, and other military communications networks.

President Obama said on Saturday that he has decided to conduct punitive strikes on Syria but will first seek congressional approval for the limited attacks.

A Pentagon spokesman declined to comment on the use of cyber warfare attacks.

Cyber warfare capabilities are the responsibility of the new U.S. Cyber Command, a subcommand of the U.S. Strategic Command that has been ramping up both personnel and capabilities over the past several years.

Cyber command specialists are now involved in war planning by U.S. Central Command. The Central Command is in charge of the military operation against Syria that is currently led by at least five guided-missile destroyers now based in waters near Syria.

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Bureau Of Indian Affairs Look To Quell Indian Uprising By Purchasing Over A Half Million Dollars In New Military Grade Hardware

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A Rock River Entry Tactical SBR similar to BIA request

The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) out of Albuquerque, NM has just awarded Goldbelt Wolf, LLC (located ironically on Cherokee Ave) in Alexandria Virginia a large contract, totaling over $543,970 for military-grade hardware. The list is as follows:

  1. Glock G22 Gen IV .40 caliber, with Glock Night Sights. Includes 3 Magazines. (G22-Gen4-GNS), 65, EA;
  2. Glock G23 Gen IV .40 caliber, with Glock Night Sights. Includes 3 Magazines. (G23-Gen4-GNS), 14, EA;
  3. Glock G27 Gen IV .40 caliber, with Glock Night Sights. Includes 3 Magazines. (G27-Gen4-GNS), 71, EA;
  4. Remington Model 870P – 82651, 12 gauge, Ghost Sights. Ammunition: All Standard 2 3/4 inch and 3 inch 12ga shotgun shells; Finish: Parkerized; Action: Pump; Barrel Length: 18 inches; Choke: Fixed IC; Forend: Synthetic; Length of Pull: Adjustable; Capacity: 6+1 (2 shot extension). Stock: Knoxx SpecOps Gen II., 117, EA;
  5. Rock River Entry Tactical SBR. Caliber: .223/5.56 mm NATO Chamber; Upper Receiver: Forged A4; Lower Receiver: Forged A2; Barrel: 14.5inch Chrome-Lined Light Weight R4 BBL, 1:7 Twist; Front Sight: A2 (housing pinned to barrel); Rear Sight: None; Muzzle Device: A2 Flash Suppressor (1/2-28 Thread); Trigger Group: RRA Two-Stage LE; Safety Selector: RRA Star; Buttstock: RRA 6 Position Operator CAR with H2 Buffer; Pistol Grip: Hogue Overmolded; Handguard: RRA CAR-Length Delta Quadrail; Includes 30rd Magazine, Chamber flag, manual, and RRA Limited Lifetime Warranty., 173, EA;

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Mapping America’s Dwindling Invasion Coalition

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One Ship Off of the Coast of Syria

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As outlined in A Way to See When the War Will Start, the number of ships off the coast of Syria has dropped to one tanker.

David DeGerolamo

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