Do You See Why It Is Time for Tar and Feathers

Posted on November 22, 2011 by DRenegade

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6CpvU-DzxE#!

Lincoln stated the following at his Gettysburg address:

“that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom — and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.”

The arrogance shown here by a Congress which is out of control will not soon be forgotten. There is no respect of the people by these fools who have bankrupted our country. For the record, Alaskan Rep. Don Young is a Republican who has been investigated for corruption.

David DeGerolamo

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Do You Know What Obama Is Giving the United States for Christmas?

Posted on November 22, 2011 by DRenegade

Did you know as of November 22, 2011:

  1. The United States national debt is now $15.036 trillion.
  2. The United States debt ceiling is now set at $15.194 trillion.
  3. The debt ceiling will be reached (again) within one month.

When the debt ceiling is reached, Obama has been authorized by the August debt ceiling agreement to sign a new debt ceiling increase of $1.5 trillion. Although this raise is subject to a vote of disapproval by Congress, we should expect the same results as what the people saw from the Super Committee.

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How the Precautionary and Liquidity Line Will Collapse the United States

Posted on November 22, 2011 by DRenegade

The International Monetary Fund has “enhanced” emergency lending windows in an announcement today (the decision was made on November 21, 2011). This decision allows a member country to now fund 500% of its obligated quota. As explained below, this one action will be able to drain our nation’s wealth overnight into a plan to save the European Union but will effectively bankrupt us without any approval or oversight by Congress.

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved on November 21 a set of reforms designed to bolster the flexibility and scope of the Fund’s lending toolkit to provide liquidity and emergency assistance more effectively to the Fund’s global membership. 

The United States’ obligation to fund the IMF is 17.71%. At 500% of this obligation, the United States can now be responsible for 88.55% of the European Union bailout (0.1771 x 5 = 88.55%). With the European derivatives valued at several hundred trillion dollars, this “enhancement” will destroy the United States’ banks and economy.

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The Occupation Exposed

Posted on November 22, 2011 by DRenegade

The occupation has launched a STOP BLACK FRIDAY campaign against the 1% by coordinating an attack on Christmas retail sales. Black Friday is so named because most retail businesses are in the red until the day after Thanksgiving.

So let me outline the consequences of a “successful” Black Friday campaign.

  1. Businesses will not make a profit.
  2. Businesses will have to lay off employees and/or shut down.
  3. Unemployment goes up even though long term unemployed will be losing their benefits on January 1, 2012.
  4. The so called 1% still have a great Christmas. This includes members of Congress who are home for the holidays.
  5. The so called 99% are the people in the country who will suffer.
  6. Tax revenues go down and government spending/dependence increases.

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Fannie Mae in Hungary

Posted on November 21, 2011 by DRenegade

35 Seconds Of TV Air Time Explaining Why Austria’s AAA Rating Is Doomed

While we will get into the nuances of why the Austrian AAA rating is the next to go (just after Hungary is downgraded in a matter of weeks if not days, following the country’s request for IMF help earlier today) an event which we described ten days ago when the news that Austria’s shaky rating was about to be downgraded first broke via the FTD and has since resulted in a major spike in Austrian credit spreads and bond yields, first we wanted to show readers the one ad which explains why the seeds of Austria’s credit perfection collapse were sown back in 2007. In the ad, the second biggest Austrian bank, Raiffeisen Bank, explains precisely what its “selection” criteria were to get a loan in Hungary at the peak of the credit bubble (and yes, the ad is real). The ad explains the follow up news, which is namely that Austrian bank supervisors were today told to limit their lending to Eastern Europe. Unfortunately, the horses are out of the barn, and the biggest banks in Austria are about to be at the mercy of the markets, especially once the rating agencies do the inevitable and cur the country by at least 2 notches.

The ad in question:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjXl61uKq8c

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Newt Gingrich: Super Committee Is Washington’s Dumbest Idea

Posted on November 21, 2011 by DRenegade

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Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction as Political Theatre

Posted on November 21, 2011 by DRenegade

For more than a year now Democrats and Republicans in Congress have failed to pass a federal budget. Just last week yet another patch-work Continuing Resolution was passed rather quietly to fund the federal government through mid-December.

The so called “super committee,” officially known as the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, was created during the last act of political theatre to come from DC: the debt ceiling debate that raged this past August. A select committee mechanism suggestion then was to absolve our elected officials from making politically difficult choices on spending and taxes in the face of yearly deficits of $1.4 trillion, and a national debt that was then (3 months ago, $14.3 trillion).

(By the way, take note, the debt ceiling increase from August has already been reached. Our national debt is now over $15 trillion.)

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Why Are Patriots Called Extremists?

Posted on November 21, 2011 by DRenegade

The definition of an American patriot is in the eye of the beholden. Those of us who consider ourselves to be free as our natural rights under God and are willing to fight for this right are patriots. Those who consider themselves to be beholden to the federal government under a Socialist mandate call us extremists. If you do not know which side you are on, then you are one of the beholden:

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The state of our country and its economy

Posted on November 20, 2011 by DRenegade

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BREAKING NEWS: Terror Plot Foiled?

Posted on November 20, 2011 by DRenegade

Breaking news of a failed terror plot in New York are just being released.

Reuters

SMH – Australia

Daily Mail

New York Post

Terror plot to attack NYPD, returning U.S. soldiers foiled

The New York Police Department has foiled an alleged terror plot targeting law enforcement and soldiers returning from active duty.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg will hold a news conference on the terrorism-related issue at 7:30pm on Sunday.

CNN reported that the police commissioner and district attorney would also participate.

New York bore the brunt of the Sept. 11 attacks by Al-Qaeda militants on the United States in 2001 and has been the target of failed attempts since.

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The Prelude to Dictatorship

Posted on November 20, 2011 by DRenegade

Is history about to repeat itself? The premise of the Road to Serfdom is that dictators always promise the people who are suffering that they have the solutions to the country’s problems. These solutions are never outlined and the consequences have been dictatorships in China, Germany, Italy and Russia.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB4b11_LREA

The solutions that are implemented after the dictatorship is in place are never what the people had envisioned. Himmler’s final solution in Nazi Germany resulted in the extermination of six million Jews and one million gypsies. As Mr. Matthews points out indirectly in this video, “hope and change” was just “smoke and mirrors”. It appears that Mr. Matthews has finally looked into the mirror and does not like what he sees. What about the rest of America.

David DeGerolamo

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Occupy Bagram

Posted on November 20, 2011 by DRenegade

 The above picture is a cogent reminder that “a picture is worth a thousand words”. While the Occupy Wall Street movement represents the greedy in the country, there are two components of this greed. The first part consists of the people out on the street. They are greedy because they want the American dream without earning it because someone else is not paying their “fair share” to pay for them. They do not have any understanding of respect including the concept that respect, like wealth, must be earned. The soldiers in Afghanistan understand respect as well as other fundamental American principles worth fighting for: freedom, property, honor and national security.

The second part of greed is the people who are advocating and supporting this movement for their own purposes. George Soros, the labor unions, the media and elected officials at all levels. In North Carolina, our own Secretary of State, Elaine Marshall is using footage of her Day of Rebellion speech in Raleigh as a fund raiser.

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Recover Liberty – One Neighborhood At A Time …

Posted on November 19, 2011 by Hans

Restoration: A, B, C…

Hellesponte & Kerodin

November 21, 2011

At least once each week a patriotic blogger or commenter complains that there are no plans out there for Restoration.

These complaints have become just another excuse.

Secession is suicide. Yes, those who secede may die in better circumstances than they have now – but their children will not.

The mechanics of Restoration are so simple that perhaps that is the problem. Maybe people are looking for complex solutions to simple problems.

The Problem: Too many Americans are willing to lie, cheat, and steal and too many Americans are intent on infringing your personal Liberty and innate, unalienable Natural Rights.

The solution: Make those people stop.

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We Have the Framework in the Constitution for Freedom – What Is Stopping Us?

Posted on November 19, 2011 by DRenegade

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SsAmAgn_i8

The Difference Between the U.S. Constitution and EU Constitution (Lisbon Treaty) – Dan Hannan

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It’s Time for Tar and Feathers

Posted on November 19, 2011 by DRenegade

At what point do we roll over and give up our country? The decision below by the New Hampshire Board of Elections proves that the Constitution and the rule of law has been usurped:

[Orly] Taitz said state officials concluded that the application for Obama to be on the ballot was correctly submitted and the fee was paid. That was the end of their concern.

“I cross-examined, I said if I were to tell a lie and give you an application saying fraudulently I was born here and eligible and give you a thousand-dollar check, would you allow me on the presidential ballot?”

“If there is not a challenge,” she said she was told.

When I attended the TEA Party Convention in Nashville, Tom Fitton (President of JudicialWatch.org) spoke on this issue. He told the convention to focus any future efforts on the 2012 presidential elections. He felt that holding the state board of elections to their legal responsibilities was the effective course of action. People at the convention were torn and the main argument against pursuing the president’s eligibility was the fear of a civil war.

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