A Race War Coming to America

Obama’s legacy

Are you tired of our two-tiered Justice system and race-baiting president? I mean it. When will it ever be enough? And when someone fights back (George Zimmerman), a $10,000 bounty is offered for his capture by the Black Panthers even though no charges were pending at that time against Mr. Zimmerman. With no repercussions by Eric Holder on this illegal act.

Is this racist? You betcha – the blacks are racist and the government is promoting this atmosphere. Is this really the America that we want? Where black teenagers kill a man for fun because they were bored. And we know this is far from an isolated incident. The press still portrays Trayvon Martin as a little kid who went to the store to buy candy instead of a hoodlum buying supplies to make “lean”.  Or how about the murders of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom which were too gruesome for even Glenn Beck to air all of the facts completely on cable TV.

How about the 7000 black murders each year by other blacks? From the Global Grind: The World According to Hip-Pop:

Even though blacks make-up only 13 percent of the nation’s population, they account for more than 50 percent of homicide victims.

I am sick of it and sick of the black community for not standing up as Americans. They are either cowards or complicit in this obamation. I understand that this is a broad brush and that some black leaders are standing up. But the media is not covering their efforts. Thank the Lord for Rev. Manning who is one of the few pastors willing to stand up for God instead of race.

What is the solution? We must put race aside and become Americans. Will this happen? If it doesn’t, a race war is coming and that may be part of this fool of a president’s plan to destroy the country. If this article offends you, I don’t care.

David DeGerolamo

Police: Black teens kill white man ‘for fun’

As the family of an Australian baseball player gunned down in Oklahoma mourns his death, police said today that the college athlete was targeted by three black teenagers who simply “wanted to see someone die.”

The suspects followed Chris Lane, 22, as he jogged alongside a road in Duncan, Okla., Friday afternoon, shot him in the back and left him to die on the side of the road, said Duncan Police Chief Danny Ford.

The three teens, ages 15, 16 and 17, have been charged with first-degree murder. They are Chancey Luna, James Edwards and Michael Jones.

Their parents yesterday protested their innocence.

Jennifer Luna, whose son is suspected of firing the fatal shot, claimed her son was at home saying: “My son is not that way. My son is a good kid.”

Chief Ford said the three teens had no motive other than to “make a name for themselves,” and were on their way to another house to murder a second, unrelated victim when they were arrested.

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Two Disturbing Trends

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has lost 3.44% of its “value” in the past month. The first disturbing trend is that the media is overlooking the downtown as part of a normal August cycle where the traders are vacationing in the Hamptons. I do not think Japan’s traders are on vacation and may be the partial reason why the Nikkei 225 lost more last night (August 20, 2013) than the Dow lost in the past thirty days:

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The second disturbing trend is volume of the trades represented by the bars at the bottom of the charts. As the markets collapse, the volume of trades has greatly increased as people and entities are abandoning the proverbial sinking ship. As we saw in the fall of 2008, people will be in shock when they receive their monthly retirement/stock portfolio statements in early September.

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THREE ISLAMIC CONCEPTS THAT HELPED SHAPE THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT – AND HOW THEY’RE AT PLAY TODAY

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18 Signs That Global Financial Markets Are Entering A Horrifying Death Spiral

The spiral staircase at the Lighthouse in Mitchell Lane, Glasgow - Photo by George Gastin

By Michael Snyder

You can see it coming, can’t you?  The yield on 10 year U.S. Treasuries is skyrocketing, the S&P 500 has been down for 9 of the last 11 trading days and troubling economic news is pouring in from all over the planet.  The much anticipated “financial correction” is rapidly approaching, and investors are starting to race for the exits.  We have not seen so many financial trouble signs all come together at one time like this since just prior to the last major financial crisis.  It is almost as if a “perfect storm” is brewing, and a lot of the “smart money” has already gotten out of stocks and bonds.  Could it be possible that we are heading toward another nightmarish financial crisis?  Could we see a repeat of 2008 or potentially even something worse?  Of course a lot of people believe that we will never see another major financial crisis like we experienced in 2008 ever again.  A lot of people think that this type of “doom and gloom” talk is foolish.  It is those kinds of people that did not see the last financial crash coming and that are choosing not to prepare for the next one even though the warning signs are exceedingly clear.  Let us hope for the best, but let us also prepare for the worst, and right now things do not look good at all.  The following are 18 signs that global financial markets are entering a horrifying death spiral…

#1 The yield on 10 year U.S. Treasuries has risen for 5 of the past 6 days, and it briefly touched the 2.90% level on Monday.

#2 Rapidly rising interest rates are spooking investors and causing them to pull money out of bonds at a very rapid pace

Investors have yanked nearly $20 billion from bond mutual funds and exchange traded funds so far in August. That’s the fourth highest pullback ever, according to TrimTabs data. In June, investors took out $69.1 billion — the highest on record.

#3 The sell-off of U.S. Treasuries is being led by foreigners.  In particular, China and Japan have been particularly aggressive in selling off bonds… Continue reading

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Brotherhood’s top leader Badie detained. Islamist resistance to army folds

Muslim Brotherhood's Supreme Guide Mohammed Badie detained

Muslim Brotherhood’s Supreme Guide Mohammed Badie detained

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Supreme Guide Mohammed Badie was detained early Tuesday, Aug. 20, in a Cairo hideout near Nasr City, where one of the protest camps was broken up last week. Most of the Brotherhood’s leadership are now in custody or have fled the country, some of them to the Gaza Strip. The Badie arrest marks the collapse of his movement’s resistance to Defense Minister Gen. Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi’s takeover of rule from president Mohamed Morsi. Protest rallies scheduled for Monday in Cairo and other Egyptian towns were cancelled after the army was deployed at key sites. After a week of violent clashes, life began returning to normal in Egypt’s cities. Badie’s arrest was aired non-stop through Tuesday night by Egyptian state television. Next week, he and other leading Brotherhood members go on trial on charges of inciting violence and causing the deaths of hundreds of civilians, soldiers and police officers.

DEBKAfile reported earlier on the deep Saudi involvement in lobbying the West on behalf of Egypt’s military rulers and in negotiations for Moscow’s support.

Monday, Aug. 19, communiqués from Riyadh made it clear that if the Obama administration withholds military or economic assistance from Egypt, Saudi Arabia would replace those amounts. Foreign Minister Saud al Faisal set out on a tour of European capitals – according to DEBKAfile’s Gulf sources, with a tough message: Call off your campaign against Gen. El-Sisi and your pressure to restore Muslim Brotherhood rule in Egypt, or else your economic ties with Saudi Arabia will be affected – or even severed. The Saudi minister knows that, with the exception of Germany, no European government can afford to forego those ties.

The Saudi campaign had its first success in Paris, where in a joint French-Saudi statement, President Francois Hollande, backing off from French denunciations of the military crackdown on the Brotherhood, appealed for Egypt’s “roadmap” (authored by Gen. El-Sisi) to be given a chance.

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UK Government “Pulverizes” Guardian Hard Drives In Snowden Retaliation, Says “There’s No Need To Write Any More”

While the much publicized Sunday morning detention of Glenn Greenwald’s partner David Miranda at Heathrow on his way back to Brazil, in a stunning move that as we subsequently learned had been telegraphed apriori to the US, could potentially be explained away as a desperate attempt at personal intimidation by a truly evil empire in its last death throes, it is what happened a month earlier at the basement of the Guardian newspaper that leaves one truly speechless and fondly reminiscing of the times when fascist, dictatorial regimes did not pretend to be anything but.

For the fully story, we go to Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger who, in a long editorial focusing on the tribulations of Greenwald, his partner, modern journalism and free speech and press in a time of near-ubiquitous tyranny when the status quo is questioned, happened to let his readers know that a month ago, after the newspaper had published several stories based on Snowden’s material, a British official advised him: “You’ve had your fun. Now we want the stuff back.

It gets better: after further talks with the British government, Rusbirdger says that two “security experts” from Government Communications Headquarters, the British NSA equivalent, visited the Guardian’s London offices and in the building’s basement, government officials watched as computers which contained material provided by Snowden were physically pulverized. One of the officials jokes: “We can call off the black helicopters.

Reuters adds that according to a source familiar with the event said Guardian employees destroyed the computers as government security experts looked on.

What is shocking is that as Rusbridger explained to the gentlemen from Whitehall, they had no jurisdiction over the forced destruction of Guardian property as it has offices in New York, that Greenwald himself was in Brazil, and that future reporting on the NSA did not even have to take place in London. That did not stop the UK government’s punitive measures, and obviously neither did pleas, before the computers were destroyed, that the Guardian could not do its journalistic duty if it gave in to the government’s requests.

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Checking a buried cache or life pod

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Next time I hear a “prepper” state that they are ready for the future, I will tell them to watch this video.

David DeGerolamo

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Why Are There Three US Army Black Hawk Helicopters at the Western Carolina Regional Airport in Andrews, North Carolina?

Update: Two Black Hawks and one UH-72A Lakota light utility helicopter.

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I took these photographs of three US Army Black Hawk helicopters parked at the Western Carolina Regional Airport today, August 19th, 2013. In addition to the military, we saw one SBI agent, one police officer and a camouflaged truck marked “Office of the Sheriff”. All other personnel in camouflage did not have identification (name or branch) on their “uniforms”. Based on conversations with retired law enforcement officers in Western North Carolina later, it appears that this is a joint military/police operation to find marijuana prior to its harvest.

David DeGerolamo

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2 Million Biker Ride to Protest the Muslim March on Washington, D.C.

The number of bikers going to Washington is now estimated to be 2 million. My money is on patriots supporting our country and its founding Judeo-Christian principles.

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I didn’t know there was a Rodeo Clown supply store on that island …

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Lindsey Graham: Egypt is going to be a failed state

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Regulation nation: Obama expands the regulatory state

Obama famously signaled his intent to use the machinery of government to further his policy goals after the 2010 elections, declaring: “Where Congress won’t act, I will.”

Since then, the administration has pressed ahead unilaterally on several fronts, including immigration, gun control, cyber security and sentencing guidelines for drug offenses.

Meanwhile, new federal rules are accumulating faster than outdated ones are removed, resulting in a steady increase in the number of federal mandates.

Data collected by researchers at George Mason University’s Mercatus Center shows that the Code of Federal Regulations, where all rules and regulations are detailed, has ballooned from 71,224 pages in 1975 to 174,545 pages last year.

“All incentives are to regulate more,” said Susan Dudley, the director of George Washington University’s Regulatory Studies Center.

The fight over executive power is increasingly pitting the three branches of government against each other, with Congress and the judiciary struggling to assert power over officials with broad discretion to issue rules.

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Gunmen kill 24 Egyptian police in Sinai ambush

Supporters of deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi hold up posters of him during a protest along Zahara street in Cairo August 18, 2013. REUTERS-Louafi Larbi

Suspected Islamist militants killed at least 24 Egyptian policemen on Monday in the Sinai peninsula, where attacks on security forces have multiplied since the army overthrew President Mohamed Mursi on July 3.

Three policemen were also wounded in the grenade and machinegun attack near the north Sinai town of Rafah on the border with Israel, medical and security sources said.

The attack underlined the challenges facing Egypt’s new rulers, locked in a struggle with Mursi’s Muslim Brotherhood in which at least 850 people have been killed since the security forces opened fire at pro-Mursi protest camps last week.

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A Bad Joke Or The Greatest Domestic Enemy That We Have Ever Faced?

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It’s Official: 2012 Deficit Was $1.087T; $1T+ All 4 Yrs of Obama’s 1st Term

The Congressional Budget Office last week released updated historical budget data for the federal government, reporting a deficit of $1.087 trillion in fiscal 2012.

2012 marked the fourth straight year—and the only four years in the history of the nation–when the federal government’s deficit topped $1 trillion.

Last year’s $1.087 trillion deficit was even greater in inflation-adjusted dollars than the peak World War II deficit of fiscal 1943—which was $54.554 billion in 1943 dollars and $723.8714 billion in 2012 dollars, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics online inflation calculator.

The deficit has also remained at a higher percentage of GDP over the last four years than at any time since the conclusion of World War II (which ended during fiscal 1946, which began in June 1945).

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