▶ Donald Trump addresses CPAC (C-SPAN - YouTube
A Collection of Information Available to the public. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." This IS IT ~ TIME to reclaim our Freedom from an out of control Tyrannical Government. LIVE FREE and Fight the Good Fight To Keep That Right.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney's foresight blow Obama's respectability into Oblivion
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
▶ Rand Paul Destroys Hillary Clinton Over Benghazi-Gate During Capitol Hill Press Conference - YouTube
▶ Rand Paul Destroys Hillary Clinton Over Benghazi-Gate During Capitol Hill Press Conference - YouTube Rand Paul is a courageous leader, and Hillary is a hideous arrogant malignant narcissist, her tone speaks volumes for the soul she lacks and the evil lies she feels justified and entitled to tell. What an lhonorable man this Senator is. HE should be President, and this would be a perfect view into future debates for 2016.. Rand Paul would own it.
A Year Later : No, we're not fooled by the makeover, Hillary. You're the one with the the supposed "head injury". It's obviously left you unable to start next season.
A Year Later : No, we're not fooled by the makeover, Hillary. You're the one with the the supposed "head injury". It's obviously left you unable to start next season.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Breaking Through the Gates of The Benghazi Cover Up - Whistleblower defends his boss, Chistopher Stevens
It's no surprise that this administration went for the jugular of Journalist and Chief White House Correspondent James Rosen of Fox News. One would be remiss to ignore the work of someone to which the DC bullies would spend a moment out of their full schedules paying close attention....especially if it came from the media outlet this President has touted as untrustworthy and full of attention seeking phony scandal peddlers....
It's no coincidence this report appeared on "Special Report" this past Thursday, January 23, 2014, the day of which the egg tossing antics of some pop punk, Justin Bieber became breaking news and continued to make headlines everywhere for the following several days. Those antics spun into a whole drug riddled debate of seriousness that all media execs couldn't resist selling, The real superstars were busy solving the world's problem[s] with heroic success, shown here.
This story will not go away. Make no mistake: Attacking these brave reporters, whistle blowers, and investigators will do nothing but expose the guilty further than the evidence does already. There will be Justice for Ambassador Christopher Stevens, Tyrone Woods, Sean Smith, and Glen Dougherty .. despite the massive efforts of this administration to keep the truth from coming out, Thanks to these persevering persistent purveyors of Truth.
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Friday, January 17, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Dictators Don't Let the Law Stop Them -
Dictators Don't Let the Law Stop Them - The Rush Limbaugh Show
YES, HE SAID IT:
"You know what? I've got a phone and I've got a pen, and all I need to do is a bunch of executive orders and a bunch of executive actions, and I can take care of the it. I can take care of the inequality. I can take care of the unfairness. I don't need Congress! I'm tired of waiting on Congress; I'm just gonna go do it."
~Barack Hussein Obama
They started discussing this on Fox today with Steve Doocy, who played an audio sound bite of my reaction to this.
YES, HE SAID IT:
"You know what? I've got a phone and I've got a pen, and all I need to do is a bunch of executive orders and a bunch of executive actions, and I can take care of the it. I can take care of the inequality. I can take care of the unfairness. I don't need Congress! I'm tired of waiting on Congress; I'm just gonna go do it."
~Barack Hussein Obama
They started discussing this on Fox today with Steve Doocy, who played an audio sound bite of my reaction to this.
▶ Dennis Miller-special Nancy Pelosi - YouTube
▶ Dennis Miller-special Nancy Pelosi - YouTube
BRILLIANT - Dennis Miller nails it..
.
..*since this was recorded the "president" has begun freeing the Big Offenders from Guitmo.. FREEING them. Meanwhile our troops remain in the same group of barbaric killers' grasp, forgotten. There's no doubt, NOW, if there ever was.... This President sides with Terrorists and spits on our Troops, Veterans, and those who Serve and Protect. May he receive the rewards of his reaping in large bounties. They (those who descend upon the greater good with evil in their dark hearts and tainted minds) always get what they give.. And lose what they steal. Have Faith. It's a Given.
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Anti-Communist Icon Blasts Obama on ‘Failed’ Moral Leadership: ‘It’s a Dangerous Situation’ | Video | TheBlaze.com
Anti-Communist Icon Blasts Obama on ‘Failed’ Moral Leadership: ‘It’s a Dangerous Situation’ | Video | TheBlaze.com
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/01/01/anti-communist-icon-blasts-obama-on-failed-moral-leadership-its-a-dangerous-situation/
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/01/01/anti-communist-icon-blasts-obama-on-failed-moral-leadership-its-a-dangerous-situation/
Anti-Communist Icon Blasts Obama on ‘Failed’ Moral Leadership: ‘It’s a Dangerous Situation’
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Lech Walesa, Nobel Peace
Prize-winning former president of Poland, said President Obama has
failed to reclaim America’s role as a world leader, especially in terms
of morality.
Newsmax
noted that Walesa, 70, said the there was “hope in the world” that
“Obama would reclaim moral leadership for America” after his election in
2008, but that “failed,” he said in an interview CNN aired Wednesday.
Walesa — the famed leader of Poland’s
solidarity movement against communism in the early 1980s and who
supported Republican Mitt Romney in the 2012 election — said “…in terms
of politics and morality, America no longer leads the world.”
“We have to do everything that we can
to recreate, to reclaim America’s role, and it seems that Obama would
manage that, but he didn’t accomplish that,” Walesa said. “America did
not regain its leadership status. We’re just lucky that there were no
bigger conflicts in the world, because if it had bigger conflicts, then
the world would be helpless.”
“…It’s a dangerous situation so we are awaiting a president who will understand that,” he said.
Walesa went from a shipyard electrician
to a union leader who helped overthrow the communist government in
Poland, winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983, and seven years later,
becoming the first democratically elected president in Poland, Newsmax
noted.
Walesa also is the subject of a documentary that will be considered for an Academy Award this year, “Walesa, Man of Hope,” Newsmax added.
Here’s the CNN clip:
(H/T: Weasel Zippers)
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Saturday, December 21, 2013
NSA domestic phone data gathering Unconstitutional says Judge
http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/16/justice/nsa-surveillance-court-ruling/
( Judge Leon is a HERO ) Thank you, Your Honor
Judge: NSA domestic phone data-mining unconstitutional
By Bill Mears and Evan Perez, CNN
updated 8:52 PM EST, Mon December 16, 2013
Analyst: NSA ruling only affects two
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Snowden says he knew the surveillance would not withstand legal review
- The limited ruling opens the door to possible further legal challenges
- The NSA data-mining can continue, pending a likely appeal
- Classified leaks by Edward Snowden revealed the extent of the data-mining
U.S. District Judge
Richard Leon said the National Security Agency's bulk collection of
metadata -- phone records of the time and numbers called without any
disclosure of content -- apparently violates privacy rights.
His preliminary ruling favored five plaintiffs challenging the practice, but Leon limited the decision only to their cases.
"I cannot imagine a more
'indiscriminate' and 'arbitrary invasion' than this systematic and
high-tech collection and retention of personal data on virtually every
citizen for purposes of querying and analyzing it without prior judicial
approval," said Leon, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
"Surely, such a program infringes on 'that degree of privacy' that the
Founders enshrined in the Fourth Amendment."
Leon's ruling said the
"plaintiffs in this case have also shown a strong likelihood of success
on the merits of a Fourth Amendment claim," adding "as such, they too
have adequately demonstrated irreparable injury."
He rejected the
government's argument that a 1979 Maryland case provided precedent for
the constitutionality of collecting phone metadata, noting that public
use of telephones had increased dramatically in the past three decades.
Leon also noted that the
government "does not cite a single instance in which analysis of the
NSA's bulk metadata collection actually stopped an imminent attack, or
otherwise aided the government in achieving any objective that was
time-sensitive in nature."
However, he put off
enforcing his order barring the government from collecting the
information, pending an appeal by the government.
A Justice Department
spokesman said Monday that "we believe the program is constitutional as
previous judges have found," but said the ruling is being studied.
Democratic Sen. Mark
Udall of Colorado, a critic of the NSA data mining, said Leon's ruling
showed that "the bulk collection of Americans' phone records conflicts
with Americans' privacy rights under the U.S. Constitution and has
failed to make us safer."
He called on Congress to
pass legislation he proposed to "ensure the NSA focuses on terrorists
and spies - and not innocent Americans."
Explosive revelations
earlier this year by Snowden, a former NSA contractor, triggered new
debate about national security and privacy interests in the aftermath of
the September 2001 terrorist attacks.
Snowden's revelations
led to more public disclosure about the secretive legal process that
sets in motion the government surveillance.
In a statement
distributed by journalist Glenn Greenwald, who first reported the leaks,
Snowden said he acted on the belief that the mass surveillance program
would not withstand a constitutional challenge, and that Americans
deserved a judicial review.
"Today, a secret program
authorized by a secret court was, when exposed to the light of day,
found to violate Americans' rights. It is the first of many," according
to Snowden, who is living in Russia under a grant of asylum to avoid
prosecution over the leaks in the United States.
Greenwald said the judge's ruling vindicates what Snowden did.
"I think it's not only
the right, but the duty of an American citizen in Edward Snowden's
situation to come forward, at great risk to himself, and inform his
fellow citizens about what it is their government is doing in the dark
that is illegal," the journalist told CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" Monday
night.
The NSA has admitted it
received secret court approval to collect vast amounts of metadata from
telecom giant Verizon and leading Internet companies, including
Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yahoo and Facebook.
The case before Leon
involved approval for surveillance in April by a judge at the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC), a secret body that handles
individual requests for electronic surveillance for "foreign
intelligence purposes."
Verizon Business Network Services turned over the metadata to the government.
Leon's ruling comes as the Obama administration completes a review of NSA surveillance in the aftermath of the Snowden leaks.
CNN's Jake Tapper
reported Monday that tech company executives would meet with President
Barack Obama at the White House on Tuesday to discuss the issue.
Obama plans to sit down
with Tim Cook of Apple and Eric Schmidt of Google, as well as executives
from Twitter, Microsoft, Facebook, Salesforce, Netflix , Etsy, Dropbox,
Yahoo!, Zynga, Sherpa Global, Comcast, LinkedIn and AT&T, a White
House official said.
Some of those companies
issued a joint letter last week calling on the government to change its
surveillance policies in the wake of the Snowden revelations.
Last month, the Supreme
Court refused to take up the issue when it denied a separate petition,
which was filed by the Electronic Information Privacy Center. Prior
lawsuits against the broader NSA program also have been unsuccessful.
Days after the Snowden disclosure in June, some Verizon customers filed legal challenges in the D.C. federal court.
The left-leaning American Civil LIberties Union also filed a separate, pending suit in New York federal court.
Under the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act of the 1970s, the secret courts were set
up to grant certain types of government requests-- wiretapping, data
analysis, and other monitoring of possible terrorists and spies
operating in the United States.
The Patriot Act that
Congress passed after the 9/11 attacks broadened the government's
ability to conduct anti-terrorism surveillance in the United States and
abroad, eventually including the metadata collection.
In order to collect the
information, the government has to demonstrate that it's "relevant" to
an international terrorism investigation.
However, the 1978 FISA
law lays out exactly what the special court must decide: "A judge
considering a petition to modify or set aside a nondisclosure order may
grant such petition only if the judge finds that there is no reason to
believe that disclosure may endanger the national security of the United
States, interfere with a criminal, counterterrorism, or
counterintelligence investigation, interfere with diplomatic relations,
or endanger the life or physical safety of any person."
In defending the
program, NSA Director Gen. Keith Alexander told the Senate Judiciary
Committee last week that "15 separate judges of the FISA Court have held
on 35 occasions that Section 215 (of the Patriot Act) authorizes the
collection of telephony metadata in bulk in support of counterterrorism
investigations."
Initially,
telecommunications companies such as Verizon, were the targets of legal
action against Patriot Act provisions. Congress later gave retroactive
immunity to those private businesses.
The revelations of the
NSA program and the inner workings of the FISC court came after Snowden
leaked documents to the Guardian newspaper. Snowden fled to Hong Kong
and then Russia to escape U.S. prosecution.
The case is Klayman v. Obama (13-cv-881).
CNN's Tom Cohen contributed to this report.
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