The Russian Analysis of the Healthcare Decision

No taxation without representation!

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Clinton couldn’t do it in the 90’s but Obama’s paid off justices in the Supreme Court were able to kick in government health care. Obamacare was forced to pass whether you like it or not. Wacky Judge Roberts just changed the word “penalty” and called it a “tax”.

What was called unconstitutional by other courts is now legal. Whatever happened to “no taxation without representation”?

“insane children and adolescents in charge of our government” -Alan Keyes

The line has been drawn in the sand and although health care “sounds” good it is unconstitutional for the government to force anyone to buy insurance. Not to mention the fact that in Obama’s world “transparency” means you can’t see what’s in the health care bill until it passes. That too is unconstitutional. All illegal and all un-American.

Now, they can force any church that opposes abortion to fund abortion. They now force every US citizen to pay for it. Freedom of religion has been choked in the last fifty years now churches are dying and will soon be underground.

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I want there to be some sort of digital record showing that not every single person in this godforsaken country was a coward and an imbecile – Ann Barnhardt

SURPRISED? NOPE. SOLUTION? JUNTA. LIKELY? NOPE.

Am I surprised at this morning’s news? No. The only thing that is the least bit surprising is that it was Roberts, who was heretofore considered a “constructionist”, and not Kennedy, who finally put the last nail in the coffin of the First American Republic. The corpse inside said coffin has been dead for years. Let’s call GWB’s administration the terminal illness, Obama’s usurpation in November of 2008 as the actual moment of death of the First American Republic, the last 3.5 years as one long funeral dirge, and today as the final graveside interment service. The First American Republic done got low, and now is taking the long dirt nap. It’s all over except for the rotten, rotten descendents sniping over the estate like buzzards.Bottom line: since I fully understand and accept that the Republic is dead and the Constitution is no longer in force, and that the Rule of Law is dead, nothing surprises me.

Mark Levin said this morning that the SCOTUS decision was “lawless.” Well, no kidding, Mark. The Republic is dead, and has been for quite some time now. What do you expect? What is it going to take for people to acknowledge objective reality?

Now to Romney and all of you rah-rah Tea Party people. If you think for ONE SECOND that Romney will ever, ever repeal any of this, then you are truly dumber than the people who voted for Obama in the first place, and I’m not being facetious. Romney wrote ObamaCare’s template in Massachusetts, including a mandate, including state-funded abortion. Romney has said over and over and over again while running for POTUS that he is 100% in favor of a mandate. Here’s that proof:

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Saudis forces mass on Jordanian, Iraqi borders. Turkey, Syria reinforce strength

Turkey deploys anti-aircraft gunsThe Syrian crisis was Friday, June 29, on a knife edge between a Western-Arab-Turkish military offensive in the next 48 hours and a big power accord to ward it off.

DEBKAfile’s military sources report heavy Saudi troop movements toward the Jordanian and Iraqi borders Thursday overnight and up until Friday morning, June 29, after King Abdullah put the Saudi military on high alert for joining an anti-Assad offensive in Syria. The Saudi units are poised with tanks, missiles, special forces and anti-air batteries to enter Jordan in two heads:

One will safeguard Jordan’s King Abdullah against potential Syrian or Iranian reprisals from Syria or Iraq.

The second will cut north through Jordan to enter southeastern Syriam, where a security zone will be established around the towns of Deraa, Deir al-Zour and Abu Kemal – all centers of the anti-Assad rebellion. The region is also the home terrain of the Shammar tribe, brethren of the Shammars of the Saudi Nejd province.

The Saudi units deployed on the Iraqi border are there to defend the kingdom against potential incursions by Iraqi Shiite militias crossing into the kingdom for reprisals. The Iraqi militias are well trained and armed and serve under officers of the Iranian Al-Qods Brigades, the Revolutionary Guards’ external arm.
Western Gulf sources report that Jordan too is on war alert.

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BECK REACTS TO SCOTUS DECISION ON OBAMACARE

In a stunning move, The U.S. Supreme Court Thursday delivered President Obama a game-changing victory by upholding the Affordable Care Act, “affectionately” dubbed “Obamacare.”  The ruling reinforces Obama’s attempt to secure “affordable” health care to some 45 million Americans and its individual mandate on which the entire bill hinged, was upheld as a “tax.”  Despite the myriad experts who deemed the bill unconstitutional, somehow it passed 4-5 in the court, with conservative Chief Justice John Roberts unbelievably swinging the decision in the president’s favor. The reasons behind this apparent breach remain unclear.

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European leaders reach key deal on banks

(CNN) — European leaders reached a “breakthrough” deal early Friday to ease the recapitalization of struggling banks that should help draw the eurozone back from the brink of a gathering crisis.

Under the deal, European leaders agreed to create a single supervisory body to oversee the eurozone’s banks which could use the single currency area’s rescue funds, the European Financial Stability Facility or European Stability Mechanism, to aid banks directly without adding to governments’ debt.

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The Debate After The Conviction of Eric Holder

After the House of Representatives voted to convict Eric Holder of Contempt of Congress, they had a debate on another resolution considering the hiring of legal counsel. In normal cases, the matter would be turned over to the Department of Justice. In this case, Congress had to decide on another course of action. The Democrats who spoke against the resolution and those who walked out in protest prior to the contempt vote put race and politics over their oath of office and their country.

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What really happened at SCOTUS Thursday.

John Roberts is brilliant. After the dust settles people will start to see what really happened. John Roberts was not going to allow the Roberts Court to go down in history as the court that killed health care for the people. And that is exactly what the historians would have written. And he was not going to allow Democrats to cry that the court was strictly a political animal acting in a partisan way. Now neither of those things will happen and the left is doing a jig about their “win.” What Roberts did with his vote was to screw them royally. Allow me to explain.

Even though Obama continued declaring his bill was not a tax, his own attorneys argued in court that it was. All Roberts did was to accommodate them. And what that did was to piss off Ginsburg who, from the bench, noted it was commerce and didn’t like Roberts even mentioning it as a tax. But by doing what he did, he took away Congress’ ability to force anything on us as commerce. And he further put Obama in the limelight now as the perpetrator of the biggest tax increase ever in the world. How does Obama fight that? And he now also made it possible for the Senate to “unfund” the whole thing since they have the right to rescind any tax they want. That won’t even require the President’s veto.

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Debt crisis: Italy and Spain threaten to block ‘everything’ at tense EU summit

Italy and Spain last night threatened to block “everything” at a crisis summit to save the European Union’s single currency unless they got immediate eurozone aid to bring down their borrowing costs.”

David Cameron left the Brussels summit at 1am local time, with nine other non-euro EU leaders as the 17 other eurozone member states continued in an emergency session to try and overcome the deadlock.

Spain and Italy blocked a flagship €120 billion “growth pact” as Mario Monti, the Italian Prime Minister, warned that there would be gridlock unless the EU mobilised its bailout funds to underwrite Italian and Spanish bonds.

As talks dragged on into the early hours of today, without any progress on long-term solution to fix the eurozone crisis, Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council of EU leaders, tried to play down the deepest splits since the European debt crisis erupted two years ago.

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The GOP is in trouble Down East

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June 24, 2012

It is entirely possible that N. C. House Speaker Thom Tillis is the most unpopular politician in Eastern North Carolina right now. And it seems to be getting worse with each passing day.

For example, in Sunday’s (6-24-12) Beaufort County Now, publisher Stan Deatherage took Tillis to task over Tillis getting Congressman Walter B. Jones to endorse “Democrat-running-as-a-Republican” Arthur Williams for the House 6 seat. Stan had previously reported on a flap at the recent GOP State Convention over a flyer that was being handed out that questioned the meddling by state GOP officials/office holders in local GOP primaries. Tillis came out of that flap looking bad when it was reported that he bullied a highly regarded GOP activist on the convention floor. That buzz is not only still around, but appears to be growing as a negative groundswell toward Tillis and other state GOP leaders.

Tillis already had two strikes against him among many GOP leaders in Eastern North Carolina as a result of his pushing a budget through with increased ferry tolls and how his redistricting committee dealt with Bill Cook and other districts Down East in the redistricting process.

A number of delegates to the Third District Convention in May were primed to pin Tillis down as he was scheduled to deliver the keynote address at the Convention. He did not show and did not let anyone know well enough in advance to find a suitable replacement. Similarly, Walter B. Jones did not even attend the Third District Convention, allowing his challenger Frank Palombo to steal the show. At that meeting the Chairman of the Beaufort County GOP Executive Committee gave a report from that group that had adopted a formal protest of Raleigh leaders meddling in local GOP primaries. The report got a resounding applause and reception with numerous other delegations requesting copies. But because the report was too late to be submitted as a formal resolution there was no vote on it taken.

Meanwhile, the firestorm spread. The Observer has learned that at least six other county executive committees have discussed the issue and a number of TEA Party groups have also taken up the issue.

On June 22, 2012, Brant Clifton revealed on his Daily Haymaker blog who was behind the convention flyer. Clifton also posted a report that documented that it was Tillis who was behind Walter Jones’ endorsement of Democrat-running-as-a-Republican Arthur Williams. This was confirmed by Jones’ campaign manager, Jonathan Brooks.

On June 20, Linda Harper wrote another state GOP leader, House Majority Leader Skip Stam, and “uninvited” him to speak to a Constitution Seminar meeting on July 21. The sponsor of the seminar is the conservative Citizens for Constitutional Liberties, which is the Wayne County TEA Party group.

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SUFFICIENT PROOF OF TYRANNY

There is no justice left in the halls of American government – the form remains, but the soul of Liberty has fled, and the corpse is now being consumed by the rot of petty tyranny.

If we had any doubt, it has been dispelled on this dark day.  The Supreme Court of the United Sates has convicted itself by approving a most unconstitutional law, the grossly misnamed “Affordable Care Act”, and now, just moments ago, the House of Representatives has convicted itself, they may have passed the Resolution of Contempt against AG Eric Holder for his acts of conspiracy against the Constitution, but I watched the debate before the vote and was appalled by the boldface LIES of more than a few congressional representatives – among the worst treasonous to their oath were Pelosi, Maloney, Schiff, Cummings, and Dingle.  Dingle actually called upon members of the House to walk out and quash the quorum, so that no vote could be called!  The president has indicted himself by the unlawful exercise of executive privilege in the same matter.  There’s an old saying about 3 strikes… Continue reading

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Eric Holder Convicted of Contempt of Congress

The House of Representatives passed a resolution today charging Eric Holder with Contempt of Congress for failing to turn over subpoenaed documents and emails in the Fast & Furious scandal. The vote was 255 Yays to 67 Nays. Several Democrats walked out in protest and did not vote. Video coming.

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An Unjust Law…

An unjust law is no law at all.  And the market knows that we are facing a wave of injustice…

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Liberty Falls

The Supreme Court has ruled that the federal government can force us to buy healthcare. Once the government can dictate how we spend our money, we have lost our individual freedom. Although there will be endless discussions and debate on this ruling, the decision is clear: our Liberty has been usurped. Will this become the starting point for a Revolution to restore our Constitutional government? Or will this become the final act of our submission to tyranny?

Thomas Jefferson warned us about the consequences of Judicial Tyranny. His words have been forgotten as are much of our founding principles. Some of us see nullification as a means to restore Liberty. I do not. The time for civil disobedience has come to our doorstep. Will we cower in fear or start licking the bootstraps of Washington?

David DeGerolamo

Judicial Tyranny Was Foreseen by Thomas Jefferson

In Marbury vs Madison Jefferson Saw the Beginning of Judicial Tyranny

Early in his career Jefferson was concerned for the independence of the judiciary in order that it be strong and to prevent injustice. However, when the federalists focused their efforts on the transfer to Washington of the power reserved in the Constitution to the States, using the power that they had obtained in the judiciary, he began to view with alarm the subversion of the judiciary and its independence of the nation. To the prevention of their objective Jefferson devoted the rest of his life. The following quotations may be found in Jefferson: Magnificent Populist, by Martin Larson, pp 136-142

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The Devil in the Details, And Why it Matters to US…

So for every lame-stream media talking head who told you that “the US economy is decoupled from Europe now”, which is nearly all of them in the past 3 years, you can now firmly affix the label “LIAR”.  They all knew that the markets had gone from being a reasonably civil game to being a gladiatorial death-match in the wake of the 2008 crisis, but chose to deny it in public.

Why do I say this?  Because, following the announcement yesterday that Barclay’s was being fined some $453 Million for “rigging” the value of its LiBOR transactions with certain counter-parties, we have learned that Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), HSBC, UBS, and CitiGroup also participated in this massive manipulation of the market (and presumably other such manipulations, long suspected, but yet to be proven).  Everyone who follows the markets already knew that things were rigged – there was too much nano-data to deny it.  Various large “houses” had teamed up at certain times to flash-force other institutions into buying or selling at a major disadvantage.  Options, Swaps, and other “synthetic”  leveraged outlier contracts can make it very hard to tell who is against you, but the proof of the manipulation itself is painfully evident to every player on the field – at this point, any claim by a brokerage or other active party that this is “surprising” is totally incredulous.

All of the companies called out in this investigation are taking it right in the MarketCap this morning, with Barclays down 16% and RBS down 13%,  and if the market knows itself, then LLOYDS is definitely an ‘unindited co-conspirator’ because their stock is also plummeting, down 7% this morning as well.  The Chancelor of the UK stated, “Barclays and these other banks were in flagrant breach of proper market conduct”, and regulators in the UK confirmed that criminal prosecution was under consideration in the matter.

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