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After 4,000 dead in New York and Washington D.C plus many other successful terrorist attacks across the globe which killed Americans and even more attempts at killing Americans, everyone will happy to know there’s no hard feelings. The hatchet is being buried and the past is being forgotten. If the U.S. does intervene in Syria internal, sectarian war because of whatever silly “red line” the Obama Administration puts on the conflict that has to be crossed first, it will be doing on the side which has so much of our citizen’s blood on their hands they might as well be vampires, Al Qaeda.

But hey, never let it be said the U.S. holds grudges. After all Saddam Hussein was once a friend and so was Joe Stalin. Manuel Noriega, Fidel Casto, you name the leader or cause or country and no doubt the U.S has been either their friend or their enemy at one time or another. “Friends and enemies may change but interests don’t”  is an old diplomatic saying and if applied to Syria, what a friend we’re going to have in Al Qaeda as ally ourselves to bring down the Assad regime. Just think, you paid to clean-up the World Trade Center and not even 15 years later you’ll be paying the organization who made it a mess. Lovely.

Of course the powers that be will never says such things publicly given how politically sensitive it might be. And some naive and the stupid among them may really, truly believe they’re aiding democracy in Syria and making sure any U.S. weaponry go to the “right people”. Yes, well the largest and best armed of the rebel factions in Syria is allied to Al Qaeda and would like nothing better than to use the “Great Satan’s” guns to take over Syria and make it terrorist state just like Osama bin Laden did with Afghanistan, right in the most strategic place in the Middle East.

Actually, come to think of it, the U.S. does hold a grudge when it comes to foreign policy and it’s against Iran. The Hostage Crisis was 35 years ago but apparently to some in D.C. the calendar year hasn’t changed from November 1979. If we can be friends with Al Qaeda and I really don’t see why we can’t with Iran. No matter who runs the county, whether Shah or Mullah, both Iran and the U.S. share similar strategic interests. That we remain enemies after all these years really runs counter to those interests. Unfortunately two bad actors in the region prevent this from happening.

The first of course is Israel. Even they too were once cooperative with the Iranians and share similar interests as a non-Arab state in the Middle East, they are so determined to hold on to their nuclear monopoly in the region they will do anything to prevent the Iranians from doing so, even though owning the bomb had been an Iranian dream since the days of the Shah. 

They are also determined to stop Hezbollah even though the Shia based group in Lebanon once welcomed the Israelis as liberators in their 1982 invasion against the PLO which had taken over the southern part of the country. The Israelis needlessly made an enemy which now driving them to actually want an Al Qaeda state on its borders rather than Alawite Assad regime which has kept the peace since 1973. Sheer bloody madness.

Then there’s the real enemy of the U.S. and that is Saudi Arabia. Of course the Saudis want U.S. protections for the House the Saud to enjoy their oil wealth and keep their Shia population in eastern Arabia under their thumb and Bahrain as well (which has a Shia majority but is rule by a Sunni monarchy backed by Saudi tanks and the U.S. Fifth Fleet). To get rid of Assad means one less Shia to worry about. Yet this the same Saudi Arabia which finances the spread of their fanatical Sunni Muslim doctrines all over the world which led to bloody terrorism from Africa, to Russia, to the Balkans, Iraq, Syria, Indonesia, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan and right here in the U.S only few short weeks ago in Boston. Does anyone forget the 9-11 were Saudi nationals?

It is Saudi Arabia which needs to be dealt with if there is ever going to be an end to the so-called “War on Terrorism”. It is they who need to be stopped or else be threaten with Shia rebellion and Iranian intervention and oil embargoes. Both the U.S. and the world are past the point in the supply of oil to where the Saudis can influence the price. Instead it is they and their allies in the Persian Gulf which be brought to account for the terror and misery they’ve caused with their fanaticism. If we can somehow join with our once sworn enemies then we can also ditch our so-called friends and good start would be right on the Arabian Peninsula instead intervening in modern-day version of the Thirty Years War.

It’s long past time U.S. interests in the regional were finally aligned properly with the Shia instead of the Sunni. It’s long past time to ally ourselves with our real friends and deal with our real enemies.

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I knew that reports of what actually went on in Boston would start to leak out after the initial hoopla died down. I know some may object to the InfoWars link, but the reporter is just asking questions (some leading). We wouldn’t have to rely on InfoWars if FOX News, CNN, etc. would do their jobs. These are real victims responding to questions about what happened.

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The lockdown in Boston was supposedly voluntary. At least that’s what the apologists tell us. But this video tells a different story.

Here is the commentary that accompanies the video.

WATERTOWN, MA — On Friday, April 19, 2013, during a manhunt for a bombing suspect, police and federal agents spent the day storming people’s homes and performing illegal searches. While it was unclear initially if the home searches were voluntary, it is now crystal clear that they were absolutely NOT voluntary. Police were filmed ripping people from their homes at gunpoint, marching the residents out with their hands raised in submission, and then storming the homes to perform their illegal searches.

https://www.facebook.com/PoliceStateUSA

This was part of a larger operation that involved total lockdown of the suburban neighbor to Boston. Roads were barricaded and vehicle traffic was prohibited. A No-Fly Zone was declared over the town. People were “ordered” to stay indoors. Businesses were told not to open. National Guard soldiers helped with the lockdown, and were photographed checking IDs of pedestrians on the streets. All the while, police were performing these disgusting house-to-house searches.

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I don’t like Representative Peter King of New York. But then, he doesn’t like me, or any other Southerner. King is a pro-Empire bully who thinks the good ol’ U.S. of A. is justified in doing whatever it wants. He once sponsored a bill that would empower the federal government to deny gun rights to anyone it merely suspected of having “terrorist connections.”

So King’s latest proposal should be scrutinized with suspicion. He now demands “increased surveillance” of all Muslims in the US. With the understandable public anger at the two Muslims behind the Boston bombing, King’s proposal might just gain traction.

All the more reason to resist it. Notice he doesn’t offer a direct, simple solution, such as repealing the disastrous 1965 Immigration Act. No, that’s unthinkable. Remember, with the federal government, solutions are never the answer. Instead, the answer to every problem is to increase the power and scope of government.

We all know what will happen next. Someone will say it’s not right that the government pick on one ethnic group, so the government should spy on EVERYONE. That’s fair.

And that’s how freedom is lost.

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I have long said that Russia should just let Chechnya go. They clearly don’t think of themselves as Russians. Is it really worth all the trouble to keep them in? They let Georgia go, for example, when the USSR collapsed. Why not let Chechnya go? I have read that it has to do with their relative statuses before the breakup. Georgia already enjoyed a higher level of autonomy than Chechnya does. So they’re keeping Chechnya on a technicality?

Russia aided secessionist South Ossetia when they thought doing so would tweak the Georgians.  But they won’t allow Chechnya their independence. Sounds hypocritical to me.

Of course, America’s official position on the issue should be neutrality. I’m just sayin’ for me personally… I believe if I were a Russian I would be thinking, “Good riddance! Don’t let the door hit you on the backside on the way out.”

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First, the leftist fantasy that white supremacists murdered Texas District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife was upended when it turned out the actual killers were a disgraced justice of the peace and his wife who killed the McLellands out of revenge.

Then, when the FBI released pictures of light-skinned Boston Marathon bombing suspects, the anti-white left whooped for joy. David Sirota at Slate openly hoped the culprits were white, and Tim Wise bloviated that the real lesson of the tragedy was, like everything else in the Tim Wise Alternate Universe, all about “white privilege.”

Over at Little Green Footballs, the FBI pictures were the object of much anti-white ridicule. One commenter noted the hat worn by one of the suspects and wondered, “Could that be a Dale Earnhardt hat?” Oh, if only a Christian Southerner did it!

Now comes word that the Boston terrorists are (were?) Chechnyan Muslims.

Showing once again that leftism isn’t so much an ideology as it is a pathology.

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I wish I was kidding, but I’m not.

The author, David Sirota, has a picture at the bottom. He appears to be white. Can you say “self-loather?

The article is laughable. He babbles about “white male privilege.” It reads like something written buy some race or gender studies academic. How do people like David Sirota look at themselves in the mirror? Has he no shame?

HT:  Southern Nationalist Network

Addendum: I have been struggling to figure out just how to characterize this article. When I first read it I couldn’t believe what I was reading. I know Salon is a liberal magazine, but in my experience it generally attempts to be pretty serious. I can’t imagine William Saletan writing something like this for example. But this article is just not serious. It reads like a paper written by an undergraduate in some gender or race grievance studies class who is desperately trying to impress his professor. I mean he starts babbling about white privilege in the first freakin’ paragraph! Take a breath David. Here is a piece of unsolicited advice: you should probably lead off with a few explanatory paragraphs before you drop the white privilege bomb if you want real people to take you at all seriously.

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Horrific casualties are being reported in the Boston Marathon terror bombing, and police have made an arrest:

Investigators have a suspect — a Saudi Arabian national — in the horrific Boston Marathon bombings, The Post has learned.

Law enforcement sources said the 20-year-old suspect was under guard at an undisclosed Boston hospital.

It was not immediately clear why the man was hospitalized and whether he was injured in the attack or in his apprehension.

The man was caught less than two hours after the 2:50 p.m. bombing on the finish line of the race, in the heart of Boston.

I’m afraid the inescapable lesson of this is that we cannot have a free society with open borders. Our handlers aren’t about to adopt sane immigration policies, so we’re stuck with the nightmarish combination of an increasingly diverse, alienated population and a police state to impose order.

Some future.

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This story vividly illustrates how DC’s aggressive foreign policy boomerangs back on citizens at home:

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has customized its Predator drones, originally built for overseas military operations, to carry out at-home surveillance tasks that have civil libertarians worried: identifying civilians carrying guns and tracking their cell phones, government documents show.

The Pentagon learned how to use these remote-controlled murder machines to control hostile populations in Iraq and Afghanistan. So – how long until these Predator drones (you gotta love the name) are re-armed with Hellfire missiles? All to protect us from “terrorists,” of course.

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Those cynics who claim the Department of Homeland Security is more concerned with expanding government power than with the safety of Americans need to read this handy advice about what to do if a madman attacks your workplace. Step one: Cower. Here’s how:

“To protect your hiding place, lock the door if you can. Block the door with heavy furniture,” recommends the male narrator, speaking in measured, authoritative tones.

Other survival strategies promoted in the video include hiding “behind large items such as cabinets or desks. Remain quiet. Silence your cellphone or pager. Even the vibration setting can give away a hiding position.”

That’s great advice. However, my new cell phone and I do not get along very well. Even when I’m not being fired at by a lunatic with a gun, I have difficulty figuring out how to set my phone to vibrate. No matter what I push, I get the message “You have selected AT&T’s Premium Text Messaging Service. A charge of $6,000.29 will appear on your next bill.” So I can just imagine myself fumbling with my cell phone while Omar Thornton is stalking the cubicles searching for co-workers to aerate.

The DHS video even provides this tip on how to take a stand against your murderer:

“If you are caught out in the open and cannot conceal yourself or take cover, you might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available,” says the narrator in the video, which shows an office worker pulling scissors out of a desk drawer.

Because, obviously, no one would have something as icky and scary as a handgun at work. So behold the weapon of choice of Metrosexual America:

But then, it’s just a matter of time until liberals and Neocons start demanding scissor registration. Me, I’m stocking up on these babies. Let Diane Feinstein try and stop me. Molon labe!

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Larry Auster is a serious thinker on the Right (on-line anyway), with one little fetish, which I suppose anyone is entitled too.

Writing on Benghazigate, Mr. Auster suggests the important article from Ron Paul, Pat Buchanan, Barry Rubin for understanding the situation, and concludes his post with this paragraph from Rubin’s article which outlines 101 Blowback, which note, Mr. Auster does not characterize as anti-American:

…As the Libyan government’s patron, Americans will become the target of revolutionary Islamists who blame the United States for their rulers and understandably believe that attacking America is a necessary part of overthrowing them. That, of course, is why the U.S. ambassador was murdered.

 

 

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Robert E. Lee foresaw the consequences of Lincoln’s victory in a letter to Lord Acton: “the consolidation of the states into one vast republic, sure to be aggressive abroad and despotic at home, will be the certain precursor of that ruin which has overwhelmed all those that have preceded it.”

General Lee was right. The centralized regime that arose during the WBTS has indeed brought ruin, not just to the victims of DC’s wars, but to Americans as well, in the form of crushing debt and assaults on basic liberty. The government justifies its acts at home and abroad with the same assurances Lincoln used: it’s promoting democracy and equality, a scam we have exposed before. But even though the Empire puts a benevolent face on its acts, those acts are still those of a rogue, predatory force that is the world’s greatest threat to peace and liberty. Its campaigns in remote battlefields have rebounded to diminish liberty at home – the news that the government plans to use drones to patrol American skies is just the latest grim proof. Continue Reading »

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Our secret Charlotte correspondent, Harrison Bergeron, files two reports. Here are his pix of Democratic bigwigs he saw, and here is his reaction to a death threat against Mitt Romney made by a Democratic delegate.

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Here’s a must-see video on the disturbing ties between the Southern Poverty Law Center and the FBI. For more on the background and significance of Bill Ayers, click here.

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Fox News reports a gunman was stopped by a courageous security guard at the Family Research Council’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. According to the report, the gunman admitted he was motivated by “what this place stands for.”

So, one has to wonder — what motivated the gunman’s attack? Could it have been the SPLC?

UPDATE:

The SPLC must be feeling the heat over this. Here’s their statement:

We’ve seen news of the shooting of a security guard today at the Family Research Council office in Washington, D.C., and are getting media inquiries about it. There are unconfirmed reports that the shooting was ideologically motivated. We condemn all acts of violence and are following the story closely.

Yes, just because the SPLC gushes about unrepentant terrorist bomber Bill Ayers, or praises the efforts of Marxist revolutionaries doesn’t mean they LIKE violence.

Some things they just tolerate.

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Remember the anarchist/antifa gang that tried to blow up a Cleveland bridge last May? Their goal was to boost the Occupy movement. (Not sure how that was supposed to work, but as you can see from their pictures, these boys can’t be firing on all cylinders. Maybe Arthur Jensen could tweak Spearman’s hypothesis to account for the low IQ of these Occupy types.)

Anyway, seems one of the conspirators, Anthony Hayne, has made a deal with prosecutors. And the antifa who once supported the “Cleveland 5″ are pitching a fit:

Anthony Hayne was brought into the court room wearing street clothes instead of the usual prison orange. Emotions were running high as what many of the supporters and loved ones feared the most unfolded before our eyes. Around 9:30 AM Anthony Hayne formally entered into a cooperating plea agreement with the government on the basis that he was found guilty on all three charges. The judge seemed hesitant about Hayne’s move, as it included a mandatory minimum sentence of roughly 16-20 years in prison (188-235 months served). The exact amount of time served would be dependent on the level of cooperation with the government. Formal sentencing will not occur until the trial is concluded.

As the Cleveland 5 support group, as friends and loved ones of all of them, we are shocked by his decision. Particularly by his decision to enter into a plea that would, by its nature, require the exchange of information that would implicate and/or potentially make worse the case of his other co-defendants. As this is and will remain a political case, we can no longer express support and advocacy on the behalf of Anthony.

Reckon Hayne will have to turn in his black hoodie?

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The Charlotte city government has issued permits to various groups to protest at designated areas and to speak at a city-provided platform during the Democratic National Convention in September.

Here’s a partial list of the groups with permits to protest, with links to their home pages:

Raleigh FIST, which believes “the only way to achieve true liberation for all peoples throughout the world is through socialism” and is therefore “dedicated to achieving such a society by building a multi-national, multi-gendered organization of revolutionary youth.” They even come out and admit they intend to achieve that by “overthrowing bourgeois society for a socialist future.” (They seem to mean it, too – check out their tribute to mass-murderer Che Guevera.)

Students for a Democratic Society of Chapel Hill, UNC Asheville, and NC State. You remember the SDS? That was radical bomber Bill Ayers’s group back in the 60s. And their radical rhetoric hasn’t changed a bit since then:

Oppressed people are at the forefront of movements for liberation. We understand that our work must target structures of domination in order to build powerful diverse movements for change. We realize that lines of power cut deep in our society, and we must be grounded in the work of combating systems of white supremacy, patriarchy, capitalism, imperialism, heterosexism, transphobia, and the many other forms of oppression thoughtfully and strategically.

And let’s not forget the Occupy movement, which promises to be a major presence in Charlotte come September. In the Observer article, Occupy Charlotte member Michael Zytkow expressed his disgust with the city’s rules:

“The parade route is abysmal,” he said. “We essentially want the right to speak at a zone that would not be far from the convention.”

“We denounce the government telling us where we can or cannot march,” Zytkow said.

Think these cats are going to behave?

Oh, and I almost forgot – 20,000 Muslims will also converge on Charlotte to host their own events during the DNC, including a massive public prayer.

I don’t foresee any possible problems. Do you?

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Justin Raimondo at AntiWar.com argues Americans cannot stand up to DC’s assault on civil liberties until they first repudiate Lincoln’s legacy.

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UPDATE BELOW:

Here’s part of the story, from US News:

Federal agents have arrested five people who were plotting to blow up a bridge near Cleveland, Ohio, an incident not connected to the anniversary of former al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden’s death, officials say.

Douglas L. Wright, 26, Brandon L. Baxter, 20, and Anthony Hayne, 35, were arrested by members of the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force on April 30 on charges of conspiracy and attempted use of explosive materials to damage physical property affecting interstate commerce. Also arrested were Connor C. Stevens, 20, and Joshua S. Stafford, 23.

But what’s a news story without context? Isn’t it significant that at least one of these anarchists was part of the Occupy movement, which has a history of violence? I think so, but hey, that’s me. Instead, the report only identifies the suspects as “anarchists.” Here’s a report on Brandon Baxter’s earlier run-in with the law. And here’s Baxter’s Facebook page.

If a Tea Party or other conservative activist had done anything remotely like this, the left side of the blogosphere would be screaming about it, and the mainstream media would be screaming along with them. Apparently, I’m the only blogger who knows the secret of Google.

UPDATE: It appears the other anarchists arrested with Baxter were also part of the Occupy Cleveland movement.

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The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) grants the president as commander-in-chief to use the military forces to indefinitely detain Americans who are suspected of aiding terror groups.

Yes, you read that right – you can be jailed on mere suspicion.

What happened to the 5th and 6th amendments?

They’re still in place, argues Dr. Brian Phillips. Even more important, the 9th and 10th amendments are still valid as well, giving the people of the sovereign States the right to nullify illegal acts of a runaway central government. That was the purpose of Virginia H.B. 1160, which will prevent any “Virginia law enforcement agency from cooperating with the indefinite detention of Americans.”

It was the reserved powers of the States that formed the basis of resistance to the Alien and Sedition Acts, which Virginia and Kentucky famously opposed in 1798, thanks to resolutions drawn up by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

Now that Arizona has joined Virginia in standing up to the illegal NDAA, nullification is back in the political arena. Jefferson and Madison would be proud.

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