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Saturday, August 9, 2014

'A message from ISIS to the US': Islamist militants tweet gruesome images of dead American soldiers and vow

Obama's decision Friday morning to launch strikes against ISIS artillery positions set off ISIS backers and triggered online propaganda
By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor, Mailonline and Associated Press Reporter

Supporters of the ISIS terror group tweeted thousands of messages on Friday bearing the hashtag #AmessagefromISIStoUS featuring gruesome photos and threats to U.S. soldiers and citizens after American airstrikes took out terrorist targets in Iraq for the first time.
Some tweeted photos depict dead U.S. Army soldiers, U.S. marines hung from bridges in Fallujah, decapitated men, human heads on spikes, and the twin towers in flames on September 11, 2001.
'This is a message for every American citizen,' read one message sent with the hashtag. 'You are the target of every Muslim in the world wherever you are.' 


Obama's decision Friday morning to launch strikes against ISIS artillery positions set off ISIS backers and triggered online propaganda 
'We will make a barbecue party on you': Some of the threats came in broken English from accounts that mostly tweet in Arabic 
'We will make a barbecue party on you': Some of the threats came in broken English from accounts that mostly tweet in Arabic





'US citizens will be a target for ISIS,' another reads, 'because of American airstrike[s] on Iraq.'
Another warned that ISIS is 'ready to cut your heads Dear Americans O sons of bitches. Come quickly.'
That tweet also carried a second hashtag: #WarOnWhites. Others featured taunting captions to pictures of soldiers previously wounded or killed in Iraq, reminding Us commanders what happened last time there was a full scale invasion.
 

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The tweets came on the day the U.S. unleashed its first airstrikes in northern Iraq against ISIS, amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
Two airdrops of food and water supplies were also flown in to about 50,000 refugees who took shelter on a barren mountain after being ordered by ISIS to convert or face death.
The extremists have taken hundreds of women from a religious minority captive, according to an Iraqi official, and thousands of other civilians have in fear.
The latest Twitter blitz in an extension of ISIS's propaganda push on social media that the terror group has used throughout their campaign to spread fear and intimidate the world.
Over the last few months the medium has been used to post graphic pictures of beheadings, mass killings and boastful messages from fighters who have come from Western countries. 


Holy war: 'You are the target of every Muslim in the world wherever you are' 
Casualties memorialized online: ISIS has turned to Twitter as a propaganda tool 
Embassy threats: A State Department official told MailOnline that a single bombing could change global perceptions and win President Obama new levels of scorn for launching airstrikes 
The new messages highlight the possible consequences of President Barack Obama's decision to authorize military airstrikes against the Islamist group, which are partially armed with munitions left behind when he pulled American troops out of Iraq at the end of 2011.
'All it would take is one attack on a diplomatic facility to rally more online strutting,' a State Department official told MailOnline on condition of anonymity, 'and lots of people will blame the president for antagonizing people who already want to kill Americans.'
But it is yet to be seen how powerful ISIS is to carry out terror outrages beyond the territories under its control.
Obama ran for office in part on a platform of ending America's armed conflicts in the Middle East; Friday morning's airstrikes marked his first openly declared hostilities in the region – in this case, against a self-declared but unrecognized 'Islamic state.' 


Gone in a cloud of smoke: A dust cloud rises where the first U.S. bomb struck ISIS artillery being towed by a truck outside Erbil 
[Gone in a cloud of smoke: A dust cloud rises where the first U.S. bomb struck ISIS artillery being towed by a truck outside Erbil ] 
The U.S. government will likely brush off the tweeted messages even though they could prove embarrassing to the Obama administration.
The official said: 'No one in the U.S. with any social media savvy takes this kind of posturing seriously, but in some parts of the world it will have an effect.'
Indeed, a relative handful of Americans fired back online at the Islamist tweeters, mocking them for turning a life-or-death fight into a matter of bits and bytes.
'All the bloody images, tough words and pics of knuckle draggers with bushy beards are not scary,' one California man tweeted. 'Just pitiful.'
After ISIS cheerleaders sent a tweet threatening to take over 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, another user likened the promise to a lockdown incident on Friday caused by a small child who wriggled through the White House's outer perimeter fence.
'Threatening to enter white house?' he asked. 'How? Like this toddler?'
The same man, pretending to be an ISIS radical, joked that 'we will raise our hands when your unmanned drones come. Until then please bear with our threat tweets. Thank you.'
But ISIS's taunting kept coming, hitting the 10,000-tweet mark by the time it was 5pm in Washington 


Some Americans pushed back on Friday 
'These people aer SCREAMING Please make an example of me,' came a mocking reply to ISIS 
Not likely: One joking observer mocked the ISIS hashtag as a subversive project of Israeli intelligence 
One, which included a poignant photo of a soldier saluting a cargo plane full of American flag-draped caskets, said Obama's military action would mean 'more and more American widows and orphans.'
Another, paired with a photo montage of dead and maimed U.S. military personnel, said only: 'We miss you in iraq US Troops :)'
American airstrikes began Friday, and many of America's allies backed the U.S. intervention, pledging urgent steps to assist the legions of refugees and displaced people.
Those in jeopardy included thousands of members of the Yazidi religious minority whose plight - trapped on a mountaintop by the militants - prompted the U.S. to airdrop crates of food and water to them.
The extremists' 'campaign of terror against the innocent, including the Yazidi and Christian minorities, and its grotesque and targeted acts of violence bear all the warning signs and hallmarks of genocide,' U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said. 'For anyone who needed a wake-up call, this is it. 


Drama: The two American warplanes dropped 500lb laser-guided bombs on an Islamic State artillery position Near Irbil in a bid to halt the ISIS horde sweeping the country and save thousands of innocent lives 
Split: There are three main religious groups in Iraq: Shia Arabs, the country's majority, Sunni Arabs and Kurds, who are religiously Sunni but divided by their ethnicity. The is also a minority of Christians scattered across northern Iraq 
Split: There are three main religious groups in Iraq: Shia Arabs, the country's majority, Sunni Arabs and Kurds, who are religiously Sunni but divided by their ethnicity. The is also a minority of Christians scattered across northern Iraq



A spokesman for Iraq's human rights ministry said hundreds of Yazidi women had been seized by the militants. Kamil Amin, citing reports from the victims' families, said some of the women were being held in schools in Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul.
'We think that the terrorists by now consider them slaves and they have vicious plans for them,' Amin told The Associated Press.
'We think that these women are going to be used in demeaning ways by those terrorists to satisfy their animalistic urges in a way that contradicts all the human and Islamic values.'
For the U.S. military, which withdrew its forces from Iraq in late 2011 after more than eight years of war, the re-engagement began when two FA-18 jets dropped 500lb bombs on a piece of artillery and the truck towing it.
The Pentagon said the militants were using the artillery to shell Kurdish forces defending Erbil, the capital of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region, and home to a U.S. consulate and about three dozen U.S. military trainers. 

Innocent: Yazidi Iraqis on Mount Sinjar carry the limp bodies of children as they flee ISIS. Up to 50,000 terrified Yazidis - half of them children - have sought refuge from the bloodshed in the barren mountain range 
[Innocent: Yazidi Iraqis on Mount Sinjar carry the limp bodies of children as they flee ISIS. Up to 50,000 terrified Yazidis - half of them children - have sought refuge from the bloodshed in the barren mountain rang] 
Fleeing: Officials said tens of thousands of Iraqis, mainly Yazidi and Christian families, living in Iraq's Sinjar district bordering Syria were desperately trying to escape the country for fear of massacres by the militants 
[ Fleeing: Officials said tens of thousands of Iraqis, mainly Yazidi and Christian families, living in Iraq's Sinjar district bordering Syria were desperately trying to escape the country for fear of massacres by the militants ] 
Safe for now: Iraqi Christians who fled the violence in the village of Qaraqush, about 30km east of the northern province of Nineveh, rest after arriving at the Saint-Joseph church in Erbil 
[Safe for now: Iraqi Christians who fled the violence in the village of Qaraqush, about 30km east of the northern province of Nineveh, rest after arriving at the Saint-Joseph church in Erbil ] 
Later Friday, the U.S. launched a second round of airstrikes near Erbil, U.S. officials said. The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the strikes publicly, said unmanned aircraft hit a mortar and four Navy FA-18 fighter jets destroyed a seven-vehicle convoy.
The U.S. State Department warned U.S. citizens against all but essential travel to Iraq, and said those in the country were at high risk for kidnapping and terrorist violence.
Expanding from their stronghold of Mosul, the militants have captured a string of towns and Iraq's largest hydroelectric dam and reservoir in recent weeks. Ethnic and religious minorities, fearing persecution and slaughter, have fled as their towns fell. 

Safe for now: Displaced people, who fled from the violence in the province of Nineveh, arrive at Sulaimaniya province in Kurdistan 
[Safe for now: Displaced people, who fled from the violence in the province of Nineveh, arrive at Sulaimaniya province in Kurdistan ] 
Long journey: Children sleep in the back of a truck which took them from the fighting to the safety of Kurdistan 
Long journey: Children sleep in the back of a truck which took them from the fighting to the safety of Kurdistan

Nazar, one man lingering outside a bare-bones building-turned-shelter, fled his mainly Christian town of Hamdaniya on Wednesday, when their home began to shudder from the blast of nearby mortar fire.
'We want a solution,' said Nazar, who spoke on condition he be identified only by his first name, fearing his family's safety. 'We don't want to flee our homes and jobs like this. What is our future?'
In contrast to Washington's decision to invade Iraq more than a decade ago, both the airdrop and the authorization of military action against the Islamic State group were widely welcomed by Iraqi and Kurdish officials fearful of the militants' advance.
'We thank Barack Obama,' said Khalid Jamal Alber, from the Religious Affairs Ministry in the Kurdish government.
In his announcement Thursday night, Obama had identified protecting the Yazidis and defending Americans as the two objectives for the airstrikes.
But on Friday, his spokesman, Josh Earnest, said the U.S. was also prepared to use military force to assist Iraqi forces and the Kurds' peshmerga militia.
While Iraq's military has proven unable in many cases to thwart the Islamic State force's capture of key cities, Earnest called the peshmerga a 'capable fighting force' that had shown an ability to regroup effectively.
At a checkpoint about 23 miles from Erbil, Kurdish militiamen vowed fierce resistance to any further Islamic State advances, but they also remarked on the ferocity of their foe. 

Stretched: The Kurdish peshmerga fighters have fought tirelessly to defend their northern heartland, but are becoming stretched 
[Stretched: The Kurdish peshmerga fighters have fought tirelessly to defend their northern heartland, but are becoming stretched ] 
Battle ready: Peshmerga Kurds show of their readiness to fight ISIS on streets of Kurdish capital Erbil 
[Battle ready: Peshmerga Kurds show of their readiness to fight ISIS on streets of Kurdish capital Erbil ]
Captain Ziyran Mahmoud, 28, said Islamic State fighters wore suicide belts as they advanced in armored vehicles and would detonate them - killing soldiers from both sides - if Kurdish fighters came too close.
'They are ready to blow themselves up and die,' Mahmoud said. 'But the peshmerga aren't afraid. We are also ready to die for our homeland.'
The Islamic State group captured Mosul in June, and then launched a blitz toward the south, sweeping over Sunni-majority towns almost to the capital, Baghdad. It already holds large parts of western Iraq, as well as swaths of neighboring Syria.
Iraqi government forces crumbled in the face of the assault but have since been able to prevent the militants from advancing into Shiite-majority areas. In the north, the Kurds have been the main line of defense against the radicals, but their fighters are stretched over a long front trying to fend them off.
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, traveling in India, said if Islamic militants threaten U.S. interests in Iraq or the thousands of refugees in the mountains, the U.S. military has enough intelligence to clearly single out the attackers and launch effective airstrikes.
He also said more than 60 of the 72 bundles of food and water airdropped on to the mountain reached the people stranded there.
A second airdrop of food supplies was made to the thousands of trapped refugees on Friday.
Two Navy jets accompanied three aircraft making the drop, as 72 bundles of supplies were flown in. 

The chief spokesman for the Pentagon, Rear Admiral John Kirby, said the packages contained more than 28,000 meals and more than 1,500 gallons of water.
At the White House, Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes met members of the Iraqi Yazidi community and 'noted that the United States will act, carefully and responsibly, to prevent a potential act of genocide,' Deputy NSC spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan said.
Rhodes 'emphasized that the United States will continue to pursue a strategy that empowers Iraqis to confront this crisis, including by providing urgent assistance to Iraqi government and Kurdish forces,' Meehan said.
The International Rescue Committee said it was providing emergency medical care for up to 4,000 dehydrated Yazidis, mostly women and children, who survived without food or water for up to six days hiding in the Sinjar mountains before fleeing to a refugee camp in Syria, where a civil war is raging.
Officials in Britain, Germany and elsewhere pledged financial aid to support humanitarian efforts in Iraq, and several top European officials supported Obama's decision to intervene with airstrikes.
British Prime Minister David Cameron expressed special concern for the Yazidis trapped on Mount Sinjar.
'They fear slaughter if they descend back down the slopes but face starvation and dehydration if they remain on the mountain,' Cameron said.
'The world must help them in their hour of desperate need.' 

One Yazidi man, who identified himself as Mikey Hassan, said he, his two brothers and their families fled into the Sinjar mountains and then escaped to the Kurdish city of Dohuk after two days by shooting their way past the militants.
Hassan, in a telephone interview with the AP, said he and his family went about 17 hours without food before getting some bread. Details of his account could not be independently corroborated.
Yazidis belong to ancient religion seen by the Islamic State group as heretical. The group also sees Shiite Muslims as apostates, and has demanded Christians either convert to Islam or pay a special tax.
Pope Francis also was engaged, sending an envoy to Iraq to show solidarity with Christians who have been forced from their homes. There also was a papal plea on Twitter: 'Please take a moment to pray for all those who have been forced from their homes in Iraq.'
In response to the fighting, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines and other carriers canceled flights to and from Erbil.
In the U.S., the FAA banned American carriers from flying over Iraq, saying hostilities there could threaten safety. British Airways also said it was temporarily suspending flights over Iraq

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2720309/AmessagefromISIStoUS-Islamist-militants-tweet-gruesome-images-dead-American-soldiers-vow-blow-embassies-Obama-launches-airstrikes.html#ixzz39wHJtOMK


'Operation Reluctant Commander'

THE "COMMANDER IN CHIEF " - The US wants to sign a non-aggression pact ...
After extensive research on the matter of the President of the United States of America being the Commander in Chief of all military forces and having authority to issue direct orders/commands to all members of such forces this places the President in the Chain of Command as the Top Officer...thus falls under the UCMJ per se...However the US Constitution states the President can only be removed from office by Impeachment proceedings via Congress...this is a catch 22 not envisioned by our founding fathers...however the catch 22 can be sub-vetted by a general court martial by the Pentagon Generals/Admirals charging such CIC President to be un-fit for duty...the findings can then be submitted to congress for review and action!  
Both houses of congress must  Impeach,arrest and prosecute the Illegal POTUS ...along with his enablers Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid for Sedition/Treason against the United States of America !
Barry Barack Hussein Soetoro Davis Obama or whatever his real name is, is the worst of the worst one can be...a Socialist,Facist,Radical Islamist,Gay Mafioso,Liar,Fraud and overall fake!

SEE: http://sharlaslabyrinth.blogspot.com/2014/08/history-shall-harshly-reflect-back-on.html




Hollywood Actor Exposes Liberals and their ‘Unending Stream of Mindless Bile’

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Hollywood actor James Woods is no stranger to getting venomous hate messages from the progressive Left. After all, their typical response to those with whom they disagree politically is to go on the attack with personal degradation and insults. While Woods has thick skin and typically mocks his attackers, yesterday he decided to try a different tactic Thursday on Twitter.

He retweeted them and encouraged his followers to do the same. 
James Woods         @RealJamesWoods
Time for action: I am going to RT every liberal, hateful numbskull and ask EVERY one of my followers to let them PERSONALLY know how we feel

Friday, August 8, 2014

Eric Holder Was Slapped Down By Federal Court Over Voter ID

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by: Patrick Brown 
A Federal Court smacked down Eric Holder’s Justice Department today when it refused to block North Carolina’s “controversial” voter ID law. The law, which simply requires voters to bring a valid ID to prove their citizenship, was attacked in a lawsuit brought by the Justice Department in July.
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, decscribed the decision as a huge setback to Eric Holder:

“It is an embarrassing defeat for the Holder Justice Department. The court’s decision eviscerates Eric Holder’s politicized and racially inflammatory legal assault on commonsense election integrity measures. The court expressly rejected the Department of Justice’s contention that minorities are harmed by commonsense measures that help secure honest elections. The court’s dramatic rejection of Holder’s legal theory shows that that the DOJ’s lawsuit, which was coordinated with political activists at the White House, was always more about cynical political and racial appeals than upholding the law.”
You can read the full decision below.
 

The five-year-old son of a founding member of Baghdad’s Anglican church was cut in half during an attack by the Islamic State



oped side note: This is ISIS. They are beheading babies and children. This is why they must all be hunted down and killed. Every single one of these savages.  #PERIOD   


Islamic Front Commander Abu al-Moqdam al-Saraqbi Beheaded by ISIS
[Islamic Front Commander Abu al-Moqdam al-Saraqbi Beheaded by ISIs ] 

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 Islam is not a religion...it is a Barbaric 7th Century Theocracy a  band of cold blooded psychopath killers...hell bent on getting off killing as many men,women and children as possible...EOS ! 
Beautiful women are made sex slaves to the self appointed Princes of ISIS/ISIL



By ACNS staff
The five-year-old son of a founding member of Baghdad’s Anglican church was cut in half during an attack by the Islamic State1 on the Christian town of Qaraqosh.
In an interview today, an emotional Canon Andrew White told ACNS that he christened the boy several years ago, and that the child’s parents had named the lad Andrew after him.
“I’m almost in tears because I’ve just had somebody in my room whose little child was cut in half,” he said. “I baptised his child in my church in Baghdad2. This little boy, they named him after me – he was called Andrew.”
The fact that Andrew’s brother was named George after St George’s Anglican Church in Iraq’s capital demonstrates the strong ties the family had to the church there. The boy’s father had been a founder member of the church back in 1998 when the Canon had first come to Baghdad. Canon White added, “This man, before he retired north to join his family was the caretaker of the Anglican church.”

Though the move north should have proved safer for the Iraqi Christian family, the Islamic State made sure that it became a place of terror. “This town of Qaraqosh is a Christian village so they knew everybody there was part of their target group,” said Canon White. “They [the Islamic State] attacked the whole of the town. They bombed it, they shot at people.”
The Islamic State group captured Qaraqosh overnight Wednesday/Thursday after the withdrawal of Kurdish forces.
The boy’s family, along with many other townspeople, have now fled to Irbil. However, news reports suggest this may be the Islamic State’s next destination.
Anglicans at the forefront of relief
The violent takeover of parts of Iraq by the Islamic State is threatening to bring about what the UN has said would be a “humanitarian catastrophe” in the beleaguered nation.
Canon Andrew White said that Anglicans there have been working hard to provide a lot of support for the Christians who have fled Mosul and Nineveh to the north, as well as the many other minority groups targeted by the Islamic State.

“Anglicans are literally at the forefront of bringing help in this situation and there’s no-one else,” he said adding that the church is supplying much-needed food, water, accommodation and other relief items thanks to financial contributions from supporters overseas. The church's activities are led by a Muslim, Dr Sarah Ahmed.
“We need two things: prayer and money. With those two we can do something. Without those we can do nothing.”
Those wanting to donate can do so at http://frrme.org/. As regards prayer, Canon White said, “I have three ‘P’s that I always mention which is for Protection, Provision and Perseverance. We need protection, we need to provide for those people and we need to keep going.”
It’s clear from social media posts on Facebook and Twitter that members of the Anglican Communion right across the world are praying for this situation. Many have also indicated their support for persecuted Christians in Iraq by changing their social media avatars to the Arabic symbol for ‘N’ denoting Nazarene which ISIS has been using to identify Christian homes.

Leaders speak out
In recent days, Anglican leaders from countries including Egypt, Wales, Brazil and South Africa have all expressed their dismay at the situation unfolding in Iraq.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, issued the following statement today on the situation in Iraq, shortly before he travelled from the Philippines to Papua New Guinea.
“The horrific events in Iraq rightly call our attention and sorrow yet again. Christians and other religious minorities are being killed and face terrible suffering.
“What we are seeing in Iraq violates brutally people’s right to freedom of religion and belief, as set out under Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It is extremely important that aid efforts are supported and that those who have been displaced are able to find safety. I believe that, like France, the United Kingdom’s doors should be open to refugees, as they have been throughout history.
“The international community must document human rights abuses being committed in northern Iraq so that future prosecutions can take place. It is important and necessary for the international community to challenge the culture of impunity which has allowed these atrocities to take place.

“With the world’s attention on the plight of those in Iraq, we must not forget that this is part of an evil pattern around the world where Christians and other minorities are being killed and persecuted for their faith. Only this week I received an email from a friend in Northern Nigeria about an appalling attack on a village, where Christians were killed because of their faith in Jesus Christ. Such horrific stories have become depressingly familiar in countries around the world, including Syria, South Sudan and the Central African Republic.
“We must continue to cry to God for peace and justice and security throughout the world. Those suffering such appalling treatment in Iraq are especially in my prayers at this time.”
Other Christian leaders have also spoken up about the situation in Iraq including Roman Catholics, who, in England and Wales, have designated Sunday, 9 August, as a Day of Prayer for Christians in Iraq. The Syrian Orthodox Patriarch yesterday wrote to the UN, following an emergency meeting of Patriarchs, calling on the UN Security Council to “fulfil their responsibilities in stopping this genocide”.

Notes
1. The brutal, extremist group, which claims to have fighters from across the world, announced the creation of a "caliphate" - an Islamic state - across its claimed territory in Iraq and Syria a month ago. Learn more at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-28116033
2. Baghdad is part of the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf http://www.cypgulf.org which is part of The Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East, a Member Church of the Anglican Communion. Learn more here

Allen West Might Be Running for President?

  
via: Conservative Tribune
Allen West is one of our best conservative voices today.  Not only is he a hero who served with bravery overseas, but he’s been a champion of conservative principles and the Constitution, which is something we desperately need right now.
He’s come out recently against the largesse of big government under Obama, who is trying to make Americans dependent on the state for their material needs.  He’s said that policies like Obamacare were designed all along to bring in socialism and destroy our free market economy.  Obama literally wants his policies to fail so he can continue to expand welfare and create new liberal voters.
West would be an outstanding presidential candidate and someone who would give conservatives a voice in 2016.  And he’s not ruling it out.

Via National Review:
Allen West, the fast-talking former congressman and tea-party hero, isn’t ruling out a presidential bid come 2016.
“No one should ever sit around and say, ‘I want to be president,’” the retired lieutenant colonel tells me. “That’s a position that somebody needs to be called to serve.”
West, who spent 22 years in the U.S. Army and one term in Congress before losing his bid for reelection in 2012, says he will always be ready to serve his country. “You have to have yourself in a position to be available for your country and to be obedient to God’s will,” he says.
With New Jersey governor Chris Christie having been knocked from his putative status as front-runner after it was revealed his aides conspired to shut down lanes on the George Washington Bridge, West would join a wide-open Republican field that is likely to include Wisconsin governor Scott Walker and senators Rand Paul and Ted Cruz. Candidates from previous years, including former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, Texas governor Rick Perry, and former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum, have also signaled that they are mulling their options.  

Right now, West’s attention is focused squarely on the upcoming midterm elections. “If we can’t be successful out of 2014 to influence a conservative legislative agenda, I don’t think 2016 matters,” he says. “If we are successful, then we build upon that success, and we’ll see how I can be a part of that success.”
Perhaps we should start a “Draft Allen West” campaign?  There’s no doubt he’d be obedient to the call if enough people got on board.
Still, we have to focus on 2014 before we can worry about 2016.  Electing a conservative House and Senate this year is crucial if we’re going to put the brakes on Obama’s unconstitutional executive overreach.  We need the momentum we had in 2010 if we’re going to sweep Democrats out of office.

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Even Hawaii Hates Obama Now








When Barack Obama vaulted onto the national stage a decade ago, part of his appeal was that he seemed to be from so many places at once. All corners of the country could lay claim to him: He was Hawaiian by birth, Illinoisan by choice, and Kansan by heritage, and he spent his formative years in New York City. He marched through the 2008 primaries by winning in both the deep red states that Democrats typically eschewed and urban centers populated by low-income voters and young progressives.

Now, six years into his presidency and with his popularity fading, it seems Obama is having trouble finding a place to call home. In state after state that once called the president its favorite son, he is finding that his political advocacy is unwelcome.
Consider Hawaii, where Obama was born, lived until he was 6, and returned to finish grade school and high school, and where he still vacations with his family every holiday season. In the Aloha State, Obama has endorsed and cut a radio adfor Neil Abercrombie, the incumbent governor.

Mega Actor Comes Out Of The Closet, But It’s Not The One You’re Thinking About

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David Boreanaz has never really been known for his political stance. In fact, in Hollywood, giving any indication that you are anything but an extreme, Leftist, Progressive, Marxist ideologue can have career ending consequences. Heaven forbid you give any hint that you are a conservative or go against the Hollywood ‘IT’ poster child, Barack Obama. After all, he parties with Jay-Z, Beyoncé, and George Clooney (while railing against the ‘rich.’)

But, on Wednesday, Boreanaz broke ranks and actually dared to criticize Barack Obama for his weak response to Vladimir Putin’s aggression.
David Boreanaz         @David_Boreanaz
So here we are in a Cold War now with Russia.Sanctions aren't going to cut it.Putin is Nuts and a serious threat to the USA.Grow some Obama

Russian Laser Show Features Obama Sucking on a Banana

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On Obama’s birthday, Monday August 4, he confronted reporters for forgetting his birthday, practically pleading for someone to tell him “Happy Birthday.”
Well, he did get birthday wishes on August 4, but from an unlikely source and not in the manner he was seeking.

On Monday, a laser art show flashing on the outside of the U.S. Embassy building in Moscow, Russia, projected U.S. President Barack Obama’s likeness, wearing a party hat, and sucking on what appears to be a banana. 

Rotating with the image are the words “Happy Birthday Obama” with the banana sliding in and out of the image’s mouth.

A group calling itself “The Moscow Student Initiative” claimed responsibility for the show.