Until now, everyone has been focused on the ‘little lies.’

Obama, Clinton, their foreign policy advisors and the people involved in this agenda intend to start a war that will make Afghanistan and Iraq look like a small police action by comparison. They are going to start a war that will likely grow from a regional war to a global war, or WW III.  Afghanistan ‘imploded’ when attacked, as did Iraq. Syria will not, it will explode. Do the American people understand this?

Until now, everyone has been focused on the ‘little lies.’ The security, the misidentification of the CIA compound, the timeline, and on and on. They want us tofocus on the little lies so they can pull off the BIG LIE. The big lie being told is that the U.S. is merely providing minimal support, including humanitarian aid to the Syrians so they can defend themselves from Assad. That’s the big lie that covers up what they are really doing in the region.

The CIA compound in Benghazi was a logistics hub for weapons, but not only weapons from Libya. Weapons ordered by and destined for other countries, like Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other countries, knowing the plan, were allowing the weapons to be diverted, with Libya acting as the central shipping hub. When Assad falls and U.S. troops are called in for ground support, who will they be fighting? The Syrian army? No, they will be fighting the Iranian army, the Russian army and the Chinese army. Why? Because Iran, Russia and China all have a stake in the region. Putin called Syria his red line in the sand, and stated that WW III will start in Syria, not Iran.

Benghazi is a moving target of little lies that serve as cover for the big lie. Are Americans onboard?

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The Chart That Keeps Ben Bernanke Up At Night

What changed in the last 30 days? Did the world just wake up to the idea that the only way out of this quagmire is a twisted currency war that appears to have re-ignited thanks to Abe’s efforts? Something appears to have snapped in the American psyche as the last 30 days have seen the largest physical gold sales on record. Between the search volume for ‘bulk ammo’ and this, we fear something is afoot and while Congress fiddles as our economy burns, Bernanke going ‘back to work’ is perhaps what the physical ‘hoarders’ are thinking… or maybe they understand, as we noted here, that just as Kyle Bass has confirmed previously, Paper Gold is just like allocated, unambiguously owned physical bullion… until it’s not.

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Immigration hearing at NC Gen Assembly on Dec 6th —– please be there

Concerned Citizens and Immigration Reformers,

Plan to attend the final NC House Immigration Committee hearing on Thursday, December 6th @ 1:00 PM at the Legislative Office Building in Room 643 just behind the NC General Assembly Building (16 West Jones Street) in Raleigh.

We need a significant showing at this hearing.  We know the other side will show up of course looking to stop any immigration enforcement measures, so they can continue to remain in our State and feed out of the trough of state government services paid for by you the taxpayer.

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A FLiNG Ain’t What It Used To Be

There was a time when flings (insert personal contextual experience) used to be simple, impromptu, largely trivial things seeking instant gratification. That was until Shell’s Floating Liquid Natural Gas facility, or FLiNG, came along: currently being built in the South Korean shipyards (largely unoccupied in the past several years after a surge in dry bulk container ship construction left the industry with a massive inventory glut and little demand for its precision engineering), this behemoth of a ship, measuring nearly half a kilometer in length, and displacing 600,000 tonnes of water, will be the world’s largest offshore floating facility when deployed 200 km off the north-west coast of Australia in 2017 to process the recently discovered Prelude and Concerto gas fields. It will also likely revolutionize the field of Liquified Natural Gas extraction.

Natural gas is one of the cleanest burning fossil fuels, in relative abundance, extremely versatile and energy rich, and in a world in which reliance on foreign crude, much of in inhospitable hands, will likely play an ever greater role in energy production. It is also very “green”, as it consumes less fresh water and takes up less land per unit of energy delivered. Yet one of the historical drawbacks is that traditional transportation options are limited, and extraction facilities are very bulky and complex, highly engineered and not geared toward deep sea exploration where environmental and extraction costs are prohibitive, requiring subsea pipelines traveling hundreds of kilometers to a mainland LNG facility, thus curbing one of the largest potential sources of natural gas in the world: those located underwater. All this may change with the arrival of Floating Liquid Natural Gas facilities, such as Shell’s 488 meter FLNG.

The FLiNG in context:

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Unusual activity at Syrian chemical weapons sites amid rumors Assad is dead or fled

Syrian WMD stores

Syrian WMD stores

Western intelligence officers were seeing new signs of activity at Syrian chemical weapons sites, they told the New York Times Sunday, Dec. 2. “It’s in some ways similar to what they’ve done before,” a senior U.S. intelligence official said. “But they’re doing some things that suggest they intend to use the weapons. It’s not just moving stuff around. These are different kind of activities.”

DEBKAfile’s Middle East sources add rumors were flying around the region Saturday night and Sunday morning that President Bashar Assad had been killed or fled Syria. Neither is confirmed. However, the rebels have in recent days made major strategic gains and begun to turn the tide of war against Assad’s forces.

The new rumors tie in with the suggestive movements of chemical weapons detected by Western intelligence without any indication of their likely target.

Since the Syrian uprising erupted against his regime last year, Assad has often declared he would fight his enemies to the end and threatened that if his back was against the wall and life and regime were in jeopardy, he would rather set the entire Middle East on fire than surrender.

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Rick Santelli Explodes At CNBC Guest, Walks Off Camera

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From YouTube:

Rick Santelli got fired up this morning while he and and guest Steve Liesman were discussing the fiscal cliff. Santelli grew increasingly frustrated… eventually throwing his papers and walking off camera.

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Alarm in Tehran and Moscow over Bushehr nuclear reactor’s near-explosion in mid-October

Fuel rods removed from Bushehr nuclear reactor

Fuel rods removed from Bushehr nuclear reactor

Iran’s nuclear reactor at Bushehr was shut down in mid-October for fear of an explosion. Saturday Dec. 1, an authoritative Russian nuclear industry source revealed the cause of its malfunction: “Indicators showed that some small external parts were… in the [Bushehr] reactor vessel….” They were identified as “bolts beneath the fuel cells.”

DEBKAfile’s Moscow sources report this information came from a source in the office of Sergei Kiriyenko, head of the Russian nuclear energy authority Rosatom, which supervised the construction of Iran’s first atomic reactor at Bushehr.

According to our intelligence sources, Russian scientists and engineers were rushed from Moscow to Bushehr when Russian leaders including Vladimir Putin were warned that the danger of an explosion at Bushehr was high. Neither Moscow nor Tehran reported what was happening. Now they are racing against the clock to get the reactor back on stream.

Russian experts estimated that an explosion at the Bushehr reactor had the potential for causing a million Iranian deaths and hundreds of thousands of radiation victims in the Persian Gulf emirates, which supply the world with one-fifth of its fuel. The hazard was so great in October that Putin ordered command teams of the Russian emergency ministry trained to deal with nuclear disasters to set out for Bushehr in southern Iran and prepare the infrastructure for larger teams.

The engineers immediately shut down the reactor and removed its 163 fuel rods. The bolts which had turned up in the reactor vessel were examined to find out from which part of the plant they had come loose – from the fuel rods – which would have embarrassed Russia as their supplier – or some other part of the reactor.  The Russian source which revealed the mishap made a point of saying that the bolts were “small external parts,” indicating that they were not from the rods.

Our intelligence sources in Moscow report that two possible outside causes of the malfunction are under scrutiny by Moscow and Tehran:

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“Hollywood Fractures” – Wild Bill

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From YouTube:

Conservative Hollywood stars are speaking out with courage and making a difference in the liberal stronghold of Hollywood.

 

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What The Media Is Hiding In New York

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From YouTube:

At the “Town Hall” Meeting at The New Dorp High School last night (11/29/12), Staten Island residents hit hardest by Sandy were fed up after about an hour of introductions, canned speeches and lack of information from local politicians, officials, and FEMA representatives. Although residents were told to submit their questions on note cards, FEMA officials chose which ones would be answered. Finally, people were fed up and demanded to be heard.

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Is it now time to go Galt?

Is it now time to go Galt? This is the question asked by Judson Phillips on a Tea Party Nation article. His premise is to go “selectively Galt”.  Selectively going Galt will have minimal impact. Especially when your decisions are to be based on which companies contributed to which political party. We must first come to the understanding that the political parties are the problem and not the solution.

Going Galt is simple: you take a moral stand to not support evil in any manner. Supporting a company which is the lesser of two evils or based on contributions to the Republican party does not eliminate evil or bring about meaningful change.

Ayn Rand’s John Galt did two things: he did not participate in a system doomed to fail and he removed the people necessary to accelerate the collapse in order to rebuild the country as soon as possible. If it isn’t food, gold, guns or God (tithes), don’t buy it. Get rid of your stocks, bonds and retirement accounts: you are only aiding the system.

Ann Barnhardt said it best: if it is 1’s and 0’s, it is not your property. The first step to going Galt is to take charge of your own assets.

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Disarming America: State Department advisory board urges deeper nuclear force cuts including unilateral reductions

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A State Department board of experts is calling for steep cuts in U.S. nuclear forces beyond the New START treaty limits and recommends unilateral or informal reductions to avoid expected Senate ratification battles.

“Treaties are an important but not always necessary method for reducing nuclear arsenals,” the new report by the International Security Advisory Board says. “The United States has reduced its nuclear arsenal without negotiating a new treaty in the past—both unilaterally and reciprocally with Russia.”

A similar cut in nuclear forces could be considered again “as the United States reduces the role and number of nuclear weapons in its national security strategy,” the report says.

Disclosure of the State Department report comes as President Barack Obama, who has advocated eliminating all U.S. nuclear weapons, is close to approving a formal strategy that calls for deep cuts in nuclear forces beyond the 1,550 warheads mandated under the 2010 New START accord.

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The Narcissist Who Would Be King

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From YouTube:
President Barack Obama addressed the nation Friday about the impending fiscal cliff at a press event held at the K’NEX toy factory in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He took the opportunity to lightheartedly warn Congress to be careful: “I’ve been keeping my own naughty and nice list for Washington.”The President went on to compliment the K’NEX company, saying, “They manufacture almost 3,000 K’NEX pieces every minute, and every box that ends up on store shelves, that ends up in 30 countries is stamped “Made in America”, and that’s something to be proud of.”He continued, joking that “Santa delivers everywhere”, but unlike Santa, he would only be giving gifts to a select few members of Congress. He told viewers, “you should keep your eye on who gets some K’NEX this year. There are going to be some members of Congress who get them and some who don’t.”The major message of the President’s speech was for constituents to make their voices heard with their Congressmen by using email, Facebook and Twitter to express their wishes. The President reminded the audience and viewers that his administration has created a hashtag, “#MY2K”, which Tweeters should use to communicate with each other, and with their politicians, about the looming cliff. He expressed his optimism that a compromise could be reached and again expressed his intention to sign a deal as soon as possible.Related Article:

Obama Confirms Jarrett’s Promised Pre-Election Revenge Plans…

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Scenario video…The second winter brings more problems for our community.

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The second winter has started to challenge our community. THIS IS A SCENARIO VIDEO THAT SHOWS A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT ARE TRYING TO SURVIVE A COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF LIFE AS WE KNOW IT IN UPSTATE SC….IT IS DESIGN TO PLACE YOU IN THE SITUATION AND SEE HOW YOUR SUPPLIES AND SKILLS WOULD BE USED TO SOLVE ANY PROBLEMS THAT COME UP. THIS IS NOT REAL IT’S A MIND EXERCISE.

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The Truth about Hurricane Sandy – November 29, 2012

Elections have consequences. Empty promises, handouts, EBT cards and redistribution are not the foundation of our country.

David DeGerolamo

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEH8dmiG7YU

From YouTube:

At the “Town Hall” Meeting at The New Dorp High School last night (11/29/12), Staten Island residents hit hardest by Sandy were fed up after about an hour of introductions, canned speeches and lack of information from local politicians, officials, and FEMA representatives. Although resident were told to submit their questions on note cards, FEMA officials chose which ones would be answered. Finally, people were fed up and demanded to be heard. This is the first woman to speak and the first of many more clips to come.

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Constitution As Distraction – T.L. Davis

There has been much made of the Constitution and I would like to weigh in. Simply put, it is not my understanding of the III Congress that it seeks to write a new Constitution, but to draft a position statement, nothing more. We are not about to re-write the Constitution. As anyone knows, it is not the Constitution that gave us our rights, it is God (or nature, if you will) and it is not so much that our elected officials have followed the Constitution and we have arrived at this place in history so much as it is that they have ignored and distorted the words in the Constitution to pervert a document intended to secure freedom to the people into a document that sanctifies their abuses of power.

Swearing fealty to the Constitution is nothing more than swearing fealty to the principles it attempts to honor. I have no problem swearing again to secure and defend the Constitution, but I don’t believe that is the question.

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