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9/11's Cover-Up Man: Zionist Zelikow

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:04:58 GMT

clipped by: BartendingBear
clipper's remarks: Nothing like a company man doing company work.

“WHY WAS THE ZIONIST JEW Philip Zelikow appointed as Executive Director of the 9-11 Commission?” many are now asking. Indeed, many are saying that Zelikow, with his close ties to Condoleezza Rice, Cheney, & President George Bush, could not conduct an unbiased investigation as Director of the Commission.

In his new book, The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9-11 Investigation, Philip Shenon wrote: “The appointment of Zelikow to head the inquiry into America’s response to the September 11 terrorist attacks was akin to putting the fox in charge of the hen house.”

The Family Steering Committee for the 9-11 Commission repeatedly called for Philip Zelikow’s resignation. The families, citing Zelikow’s close connections to the Bush Administration, were concerned that Zelikow’s appointment made a mockery of the idea that the Commission was “independent.” But the Zionist controlled Bush Administration ignored their complaint.

Catholic charity CARITAS supplied LRA rebels

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:35:22 GMT

clipped by: tommy2balmy
clipper's remarks: Why in the world would CARITAS agree to supply the thugs of the Lord's Resistance Army with food and supplies? How much are they getting paid by the "international sponsors" for fulfilling this contract? Is it worthwhile to give murderous thugs an incentive?

Clip Source: allafrica.com

At the age of 27, Lily Atong has lived most of her life as a captive and wife of Joseph Kony, the enigmatic and rarely seen leader of the rebel Lord's Resistance Army, LRA.

She has three children by Kony - one named George Bush, after the former US president though it is unclear which - and has survived despite being held by the Ugandan rebel group for two extended periods.

Her second and most recent escape from the rebel army, currently holed up in the remote northeastern corner of the Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC, came last December when the rebels were attacked by the Uganda army.

"Life in the LRA camp was not bad before the attack. We had lots of food from CARITAS. We planted beans, groundnuts, sweet potatoes, peas and other crops for food. Everything was peaceful."

The Catholic Church aid agency CARITAS was contracted by international sponsors to supply food, water and materials to the rebels as an incentive for them to continue negotiating and stop raiding villagers.

Tags: lra, catholic church, joseph kony, rebels, uganda, lord's resistance army

Sarah Palin Buys George Bush's Texas Ranch

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 09:27:59 GMT

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Clip Source: www.thespoof.com

Sarah Palin Buys George Bush's Texas Ranch

A herd of Texas Jersey milk cows which Gov. Palin will soon be shooting from a helicopter.

WASILLA, Alaska - Governor Sarah Palin and her husband Todd, The First Dude, have just purchased President George Bush's Texas Ranch.

The 1,583 acre ranch, was originally supposed to have been bought by England's Queen Elizabeth, but apparently there was some little problem with her credit.

Governor Palin said that as soon as she found out that 'English Liz' would not be buying it, she had her finance manager make some calls to Texas.

Governor Palin had been wanting to buy the ranch ever since she first saw it on eBay back in November. The ranch house has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, a red phone, a four truck garage, a butter churning room, an industrial cornbread dispenser, and a helicopter hangar.

"Snowflake" Sarah told reporters that her and her husband plan to rename the Bush ranch "Rancho Saracuda."

Tags: sarah palin

sorry Mr. Bush- I never imagined Obama would be worse than you....

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 22:07:34 GMT

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clipper's remarks: more at source

Clip Source: www.smirkingchimp.com

Sorry, Mr. Bush - I never imagined Obama would be worse than you

Stop the presses and shut off the RSS feeds: the bashiest of the Bush-bashers is starting to appreciate the Exile of Crawford.

I haven't forgiven George W. Bush for stealing two elections, starting two wars, bankrupting the treasury and doing his damnedest to turn the U.S. into a fascist state. He deserves one of hell's hottest picnic spots for refusing to lift a finger to bring the 9/11 murderers to justice. Bush was stupid. He was vicious. He should be in prison.

He was the worst president the U.S. had ever had. Until this one.

On major issues and a lot of minor ones, Obama is the same as or worse than Bush. But Bush had an opposition to contend with. Obama has a compliant Democratic Congress. Lulled to somnolent apathy by Obama's charming manners, mastery of English (and yes, the color of his skin), leftist activists and journalists have been reduced to quiet disappointment, mild grumbling and unaccountable patience.

Tags: bush, obama

Murdoch CEO Labels Bloggers “Political Extremists”

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:22:45 GMT

clipped by: thisnamecantbetaken
clipper's remarks: The source of the establishment’s move to claim that bloggers and alternative media outlets are “extremists” or at worst “terrorists,” as we first reported in September 2006, was a White House strategy document that the government had been following since 9/11.

In a September 5, 2006 speech President George W. Bush referred to the document as “an unclassified version of the strategy we’ve been pursuing since September the 11th, 2001,” that takes into account, “the changing nature of this enemy.”

The strategy paper on how to ‘win the war on terror’ cites “conspiracies” as one of the wellsprings of terrorism and threatens to “address” and “diminish” the problems they are causing the government in fulfilling their agenda.

Clip Source: www.infowars.com

Murdoch CEO Labels Bloggers “Political Extremists”

A stinging attack by John Hartigan, the CEO of Rupert Murdoch’s News Limited, labels bloggers and alternative media outlets as “political extremists”. Hartigan implies that bloggers should be jailed as they are in oppressive police states like China and Burma.

Hartigan savagely dismissed blogs as, “Something of such little intellectual value as to be barely discernible from massive ignorance.”

“Bloggers don’t go to jail for their work. They simply aren’t held accountable like real reporters….It could be said the blogosphere is all eyeballs and no insights,” barked Hartigan.

“In the blogosphere, of course, the mainstream media is always found wanting. It really is time this myth was blown apart.”

“Blogs, and a large number of comment sites, specialise in political extremism and personal vilification. Radical sweeping statements without evidence are common.”

Remember those words. “Political extremism”.

You will hear that call more and more

18 Species Named After Famous People

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 20:34:09 GMT

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Clip Source: www.popularmechanics.com

1. Barack Obama: Caloplaca obamae

2, 3 and 4. George W. Bush, Agathidium bushi; Dick Cheney, Agathidium cheneyi; and Donald Rumsfeld, Agathidium rumsfeldi

5. Darth Vader: Agathidium vaderi

6. Roy and Barbara Orbison: Orectochilus orbisonorum

7 and 8. Stephen Colbert: Aptostichus stephencolberti and Agaporomorphus colberti

9, 10 and 11. Frank Zappa: Phialella zappai (jellyfish), Pachygnatha zappa (spider), Zappa, a genus of Gobiidae (fish)

Clip Source: www.popularmechanics.com

12. John Cleese: Avahi cleesei

13. Kate Winslet: Agra katewinsletae

14. Hugh Hefner: Sylvilagus palustris hefneri

15. Greta Garbo: Rostropria garbo

16 and 17. Harrison Ford: Pheidole harrisonfordi (ant) and Calponia harrisonfordi (spider)

18. Gary Larson: Strigiphilus garylarsoni

Clip Source: www.popularmechanics.com

Every year, scientists recognize 15,000 new animal species— each one needs a new name. With so many species, scientists are bound to turn to popular culture for inspiration. Here, we've compiled a list of famous (and infamous) people and the often quirky species named after them.

Tags: international code of zoological nomenclature

Is God Trying To Talk To Someone In America?

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:46:09 GMT

clipped by: thisnamecantbetaken
clipper's remarks: What's worse, many pastors avoid talking to their congregations about repentance and self sacrifice. So, like the vampire Lasat, they drain them of true spiritual life, while seducing them with voter-pamphlet sermons and feel-good theology.

The organized church is in big trouble today--the message of repentance is a flat subject among churchgoers. People want to pull a voting lever, offer vocal support for whatever politician pays lip service to a few hot-button social issues, and shout hallelujah as they drive off in their Lincoln.

Satan smiles and waves as they go by.

What America needs is a repentant, spiritual church, not the political arm of a dominionist cult. Want to argue that point? Do it with the God who says, "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."

Clip Source: www.newswithviews.com

Their unjust war in Iraq angered God

False witness has been born, the Lord's name taken in vain, the Commandments broken, all to acquire the wealth of oil!

After thirty years of pastoring and thousands of hours of volunteer labor, I feel I've earned the right to say it: something dreadful has happened to the organized church. It has lost its way, its authority

We do not stand with kingdom authority because we attend the local mega church, sing in the choir, teach a Sunday school class, belong to a Christian coalition or a political action group, voted for George Bush, or even participate in a prayer meeting where loud, teeth-gritting, mad commands are shouted at Satan. True spiritual authority is given by God to whom He qualifies. His criteria are clear. It is the humble, not the Sunday-morning-the-pastor-is-watching-me humble, but truly Christ-like, self-sacrificing, cares-about-others-more-than-self humble, that God anoints with power and authority.

Tags: evil, torture, war, religion, usa

Good Cop, Bad Cop: Obama, Bush and Iraq

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:49:28 GMT

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Clip Source: www.media-underground.net

Good Cop, Bad Cop: Obama, Bush and Iraq

Obama's "good cop" routine has masked the reality that his administration has followed the same policy paths in finance and geopolitics as "bad cop" George W. Bush.

'I finally understand the fundamental analogy of American politics, and of course it's drawn from film/television: good cop, bad cop. You know the scenario: Bad Cop enters the room and recalcitrant suspect/perp gazes up in hostile, stony silence.

'Bad Cop "softens up" the suspect/perp with a "we're going to kick derriere and take names later" speech and then moves on to hardnosed "persuasion:" It'll be a lot easier on you if you cooperate, tough guy, but if you want to play tough, then fine, play tough; we'll play tougher.

Tags: obama, bush

Now that is just harsh

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:20:36 GMT

clipped by: infidel70
clipper's remarks: Add to that this bit of data. During the election, many liberals complained that President Bush was running the national debt up too high and the Communist Chinese government owned too much of that debt. A lot of fiscal conservatives agreed with them on that. After the election, the fiscal conservatives stuck by their principles and most liberals abandoned theirs as our Dear Leader raised the national debt in six months an amount that it took GWB eight years to reach, selling most of that new debt to the Communist Chinese government.

Clip Source: urbin.net

One of the strongest factors in our Dear Leader’s election was that he was not George W. Bush. The far left really hated our former President and demonized him at every opportunity.

Many of those who voted for our Dear Leader did so in hopes that he would immediately reverse every policy of GWB and that unicorns would start pooping Skittles ™. Ya, ya. Obviously reality wasn’t their strong point, or checking up on our Dear Leader’s history.

Well, reality has reared it’s ugly head and not only has Barack Hussein Obama not closed the Islamofascist detention center at Gitmo, he’s announced that he, like President George W. Bush, plans on holding some of them indefinitely. A policy that made BDS sufferers foam at the mouth when GWB announced it.

Facts like these, are causing some honest liberals to describe our Dear Leader as “Bush on Steroids” or “George W. Obama“, and they don’t mean it as a compliment.

National Sovereignty Day

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 23:08:25 GMT

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clipper's remarks: For such a historic day, the scribblers seem to be ignoring a lot of history. It’s like no one wants to talk about it anymore. Too bad. A great accomplishment, at tremendous sacrifice by both Americans, Iraqis and their British, Australian, European and Asian allies. Congratulations, Iraq. All yours now. Until and unless you need a little more help. Hopefully we’ll have an American president who is willing to help.

Clip Source: www.julescrittenden.com

It’s a newly declared holiday in Iraq, and a new day as US troops pull out of the cities. Except to the extent they’ll need to be running around the cities training and advising Iraqi troops, and conducting hits on terrorists in the cities and out of them. Which sounds like a wide-open door you could fit a lot of troops through.

Noticed last night in the AP coverage a couple of things were missing. “George Bush” and “Surge,” which are directly responsible for the improvements in Iraq … no more Saddam and markedly better behavior among Iraq’s ethnic and political divisions.

Four American soldiers were killed in Iraq yesterday, but if no one could find a good excuse to bring up George Bush, Obama also gets a pass in every article I’ve read. Not his war, not his problem.

None of that in this NYT story or this Washington Post one, either.

It’s almost like Saddam self-deposed, Iraqi democracy and security just kind of happened, and the pullout negotiated itself.

Tags: george bush, iraq, iraqi military, iraqi security forces, surge

Betcha MSM won't be reporting this today

Tue, 30 Jun 2009 02:00:20 GMT

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Clip Source: www.brasschecktv.com

Remembering Panama

Twenty years ago

After the invasion, billions of dollars were removed from the Panamanian banking system by federal mandate, just in time to help bail out the failed S & L industry which collapsed under the weight of corruption and "deregulation."

This involved him in Bush's Iran-Contra program, a triangular trade which involved selling arms to Iran (for a private profit), importing cocaine into the US (for a private profit) and delivering arms to the Contras (for a private profit.)

Deemed a "narco-terrorist," Noriega was the main banker for the cocaine trade.

The "surgical strike" designed to remove CIA partner Manual Noriega from office, killed an estimated 10,000 civilians.

The Road to Iraq and Afghanistan (and maybe Iran and Pakistan) started with the invasion of Panama under the direction of George H.W. Bush, the father.

You couldn't make up this stuff if you tried.

Obama issues signing statement on $106B war bill

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:35:20 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Wasn't he supposed to be 'different'?

Clip Source: thehill.com

Obama issues signing statement on $106B war bill

President Obama signed the $106 billion war-spending bill into law Friday, but not without taking a page from his predecessor and ignoring a few elements in the legislation.

Obama included a five-paragraph signing statement with the bill, including a final paragraph that outlined his objections to at least four areas of the bill.

President George W. Bush was heavily criticized for his use of signing statements, declaring he'd ignore some elements of legislation by invoking presidential prerogative.

By Michael O'Brien

Posted: 06/26/09 05:37 PM [ET]

"I will not treat these provisions as limiting my ability to engage in foreign diplomacy or negotiations," he added.

Free the United States

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 08:43:36 GMT

clipped by: tabsey
clipper's remarks: A person (with an IQ you can't double) said I was mad when I suggested this on a clip. It is reassuring when others agree, though not a necessity.
Need to visit the source for a fuller appreciation.

Clip Source: www.opednews.com

With events unfolding in Iran, we watch and wish for freedom for their people. But in thinking over their experience with a fraudulent presidential election and contrasting it with our own election scandals, perhaps we should cconclude that we are the ones who need the freedom.

I applaud the courage of the Iranians to stand up to a corrupt government and demand the truth as to who won their election. Some of them have lost their lives for holding the conviction that a life without the freedom to seek the truth was worth risking.

What about us?

Though there were demonstrations against the Supreme Court decision in Bush v. Gore, which decided the 2000 election, and the 2001 inauguration of President George W. Bush, they were nowhere near the scale of what Iranian reformers have amassed in size or passion. For the most part, we took a number of questionable decisions, all of which favored Bush, on the chin without any semblance of demand for our right to fair elections:

Tags: corruption

Iraqis have second thoughts over June 30 date for US troops to leave

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:11:37 GMT

clipped by: clip-on-tie
clipper's remarks: Instead, we had Iraqi leaders kissing up to the “death to America” leaders in Iran. Instead, we had local councils demanding to be paid off instead of working to rid their cities of al-Qaeda. Instead, we had power brokers in Baghdad sticking it to George Bush at every opportunity they had.

The Iraqi attitude toward the United States is mutual among the 53% who voted for the guy who opposed The Surge.

Now it is dawning on some Iraqis that having the U.S. military leave is not a good thing.

Iraq had a choice to make. It could have been South Korea. Instead, it decided to be South Vietnam.

Men in Iraq, start growing your beard now. The Taliban likes beards.

Clip Source: www.timesonline.co.uk

Iraqis have second thoughts over June 30 date for US troops to leave

There are fears that a premature departure will lead to a return of sectarian violence or allow al-Qaeda to re-establish itself. Many would like the Americans to remain until security is restored permanently.

“After you guys pull out from the city I don’t know what our enemies are going to do,Thaban Hassan said. The head of an Iraqi Army battalion in Baquba, he told the American soldiers gathered in his office that “safety is not 100 per cent . . . why are the Americans leaving?”

“If it was up to me,” a US army captain said, “we would stay in the city, take a more active role, even.”

Clip Source: blogs.dailymail.com

Americans are not stupid. We noticed that there was no concern among the Iraqis for the 300,000+ Iraqis who were slaughtered under Saddam Hussein’s regime. Delivering Iraq from that evil should have counted for something.

Spelling Lesson Please

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 19:01:16 GMT

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clipper's remarks: "Supporters of official English might also think it would be good to follow another Kyrgyzstan example and make all future American presidents pass an English test. After all, the English-speaking ability of some presidents – Andrew Jackson, Calvin Coolidge, George W. Bush – has been called into question."

Clip Source: illinois.edu

A major theme at Pat Buchanan's American Cause conference on "Building the New Majority" this week was making English official. Speaking under a banner reading "2009 National Conferenece," white nationalist Peter Brimelow (editor of Vdare.com) charged that Democrats don't respect English: "You're going to find that the Obama administration is going to gradually institute institutional bilingualism in the country. It's going to be required to speak Spanish in key positions, the police force and so on." But it was Republicans who were unable to spell fairly simple English words.

Pat Buchanan and Peter Brimelow think that English should be the official language of the United States. Buchanan, a former presidential candidate, apparently didn't notice the misspelled "conferenece" on his conference's banner.

Note to English-only group that can't spell "conference": Presidential candidates in Kyrgyzstan have to pass a test in Kyrgyz, their official language. Could you pass a test in English?