Top Down “organizing” Bottom Up destruction of our country:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIp436fagk8
On November 3rd, 2011, the National Nurses United Union, allied with the AFL-CIO, payed for the expenses of more than 1000+ members to march with Occupy DC and ask the President to raise taxes. Both public and private hospitals must have gone short staffed as the nurses hailed from all over the country and were very clear who brought them there.
Zuccotti Park is being cleared of protesters in the wake of a planned shutdown of Wall Street on Thursday (November 17, 2011). The following video is from Russia Today but the news coverage of this story is not being widely reported at this time.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpq-moDIkl8
Thursday marks the second month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street which started out as a “Day of Rage” program announced in early August. The response from the administration for this movement has been supportive but the president and Congress should have addressed the breakdown of the rule of law earlier. Their oath to Constitution clearly outlines their responsibility to protect the people from threats both “foreign and domestic”. Here is the oath for the House of Representatives:
This is the third set of videos from Tom DeWeese’s Agenda 21 presentation in Raleigh. Click here for the first set of videos. Click here for the second set of videos.
ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZbHhCweOgo
Smart Meters, Sustainable Farming and Raleigh’s Plugin Program
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The following video shows Obama’s response to a setup question by CNN concerning whether waterboarding is torture. His answer is surprising when put into context along with his record of the use of cruise missiles as his “weapon of choice”.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGQCko-sT3Q
I would rather be waterboarded by Michele Bachmann (or Herman Cain) than cruise missiled by Barack Obama.
David DeGerolamo
Police in the politically liberal college town of Chapel Hill faced criticism Monday for sending officers in special tactics gear with guns drawn to raid a building being occupied by demonstrators, during which two journalists and other non-protesters were handcuffed, forced to lie on the ground and photographed.
The raid happened Sunday at a vacant car dealership taken over by protesters who hung banners in windows daubed with slogans, including “Occupy Everything.” An encampment inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement has pitched tents for weeks in Chapel Hill, but any connections between that group and those who broke into the building are unclear, partly as a consequence of the amorphous nature of the Occupy protests.
Chapel Hill is one of several North Carolina cities with protests inspired by Occupy Wall Street, and until Sunday the demonstrators and city had mostly coexisted peacefully. Unlike Raleigh and Charlotte, where police have racked up thousands of dollars in costs by posting officers at the encampments around the clock, Chapel Hill has not kept a constant police presence.
That made Sunday’s events all the more surprising for Josh Davis, a freelance journalist and graduate student at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, who arrived at the vacant building to photograph the protest. Davis said he was wearing press credentials around his neck, but was still handcuffed and lined up against a wall with others before being released. Police also took his picture and contact information, he said.
“This is the first time in 10 years of reporting that I’ve ever been handcuffed or ever had a gun pointed at me,” he said.
The video below of Thomas Thurman at Day 30 of Occupy Raleigh portrays a congenial occupier who believes in his cause of “economic injustice”:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h35_bggNA6Q
I spent an additional hour with the seven people representing Occupy Raleigh on Sunday, 11/13/11. To be fair there were another five people illegally camping on the Capitol grounds since the Capitol police were not present.
Here are several disturbing points which I learned from these useful (or rather useless) idiots.
1. If the corporations would pay their fair share of taxes, the country would be fine. As much as I presented facts to the contrary, they could not grasp the true economic condition of the United States and the world. Mr. Thurman has two degrees: Biology and Accounting. When I suggested that if the fair share of corporate taxes was 100%, it would not make a difference as outlined in this video, he became agitated and repeatedly stated no one wants them to pay 100% in taxes: Continue reading
I received the following press release from the Department of Homeland Security today. I suppose condolences to a foreign government should be made in their nation’s language but why is this press release sent out to the media? I think she should send condolences to the 200 Mexican nationals killed in the Fast and Furious campaign to eliminate our 2nd amendment rights.
David DeGerolamo
“Iran would not stand a chance if they attacked the United States”
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPjUkt7Zp7c
President Obama’s remarks in the above video receive a pass by the media unlike President Bush’s “Mission Accomplished” statement. As reported earlier, Iran has plans in place to detonate nuclear warheads above Kansas City to generate an EMP which would kill 200 million Americans within the first year.
When our founding fathers rose and declared that liberty was their birthright, and the right of all their posterity forever after, they did not do so in a vacuum. They were born into a culture of free men, dedicated to individual thought, individual effort, and individual success. They were raised and educated in the Word of God, as taught in the Bible; that all men were sons of God, created in His likeness, and endowed with a Holy spark of His spiritual essence.
To truly understand what they wrote, we must put on the mantle of their perspective – with study and contemplation we must recreate, in our own minds, the social, spiritual, and cultural environment in which they lived and worked. This is not as difficult as it seems – but it requires that we study our history, and not with an attention for dates and places, but with our attention focused upon what people believed important and/or pressing in that day.
The social, moral, political, and financial issues of the American colonial era are actually not so different than ours in this modern day – financial hardships, corruption, the imposition of arbitrary and stifling regulation, and the blind acceptance of these issues as “unfixable” by many among the population. The defining essence of the 30 years preceding the revolutionary war was that a small number of brave men dared to speak out, to educate and inspire their family, friends, and neighbors, that a better way to live was, in fact, at hand; and that what they needed to do to obtain this better way was, simply, to risk all which was “good enough” in order to gain that which was “best” for them and for their descendants.
“If you would not be forgotten, as soon as you are dead and rotten, either write things worth reading, or do things worth the writing.” – Benjamin Franklin
This is the second set of videos from Tom DeWeese’s Agenda 21 presentation in Raleigh. Click here for the first set of videos. Click here for the third set of videos.
Ecological Integrity:
Sacrifice Freedom to Protect the Planet
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT9EC9unXfA
Reinventing Government
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No American looks in the mirror and considers himself to be a Traitor.
Very few consider themselves to be Traitors to the Constitution. Most simply choose to define and interpret the Constitution and our Founding Principles in such manners as to support their agenda.
It is most often the judgment of other people that assigns the title of Traitor.
As readers here and at Kerodin.com know, I read Article III Section III and make the case that we can morally assign the title of Traitor to even Establishment R’s and those who support them and empower them in office.
This is the first set of videos from Tom DeWeese’s Agenda 21 presentation in Raleigh. Click here for the second set of videos. Click here for the third set of videos.
Introduction to Agenda 21
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WzoZcpxiiE
Non-Government Organizations
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… was applied brilliantly by BlogCon attendees against the “OccuPussies”:
The big lesson of the Battle of BlogCon? When the Occupiers encounter resistance – real resistance that attacks their cherished premises with mockery and contempt – they will fold. This is a generation of special snowflakes, of kids instilled with self-esteem instead of a drive to achieve. No one has ever called them idiots before and treated them accordingly.
And they can’t take it. They’ve never had to defend their views against people who think they’re stupid. They simply don’t know how. The Occupy movement is performance art, not political science. It is an information operation, not an authentic, organic expression of beliefs.
They have not earned respect and they don’t deserve it. Don’t “engage” them, don’t “reason” with them, don’t try to “understand” their views.
Mock them. Treat them like the buffoons they are. And win.
Read the whole story at BigGovernment.
On November 11, 2011 persons identifying themselves as Occupy Asheville held a vigil at the Vance Monument in downtown Asheville. Approximately 40 persons attended the vigil which began at 9:30 pm. The park where Vance Monument is located closes at 10:pm, at 11:15 pm the persons attending the vigil were advised that the park was closed and remaining was a violation of the trespassing law. At 11:56 pm Asheville Police Officers gave a second warning to those remaining, On November 12 at 12:05 am three individuals remained and were arrested for trespassing and transported to the Buncombe County Detention Facility where all three were charged and released on a written promise to appear in court. All three arrested stated they were veterans, at this time this is not confirmed.
