Daily Archives: November 16, 2011

By Bart Jansen, USA TODAY In this May 20, 2010, file photo Rep. John Mica, R-Fla. speaks on Capitol Hill in Washington CAPTION By Harry Hamburg, AP The Transportation Security Administration is plagued by significant problems, a congressional report said … Continue reading →

Cliff Kincaid President. America’s Survival, Inc. http://www.usasurvival.org http://www.stopglobaltaxes.org http://www.religiousleftexposed.com http://www.sorosfiles.com Dear Friend of America’s Survival, Inc.: I am making another offer. Only a few books left. For $35 you can have Trevor Loudon’s blockbuster new 600-page book, Barack Obama and … Continue reading →

http://www.glennbeck.com/2011/11/16/calls-for-violence-at-occupy-wall-street/ On radio this morning, Glenn played all of the audio of people calling for violence and revolution in the Occupy Wall Street movement. Think this is a joke? Think that it’s harmless? There are people spouting violent rhetoric and … Continue reading →

http://www.glennbeck.com/2011/11/16/did-an-occupy-protester-fire-an-ak-47-at-the-white-house/ It sounds too ridiculous and far fetched to be true – but it is. Shots were fired at the White House on Friday and authorities just discovered that a bullet had hit a window at the White House. The … Continue reading →

God bless America– and especially those that made it FREE>>>>>> This was sent to me by a Viet Nam vet friend of mine from Hale, Michigan. I guess over the years I’ve tried to put to the back of my … Continue reading →

Secular Tunisians are expressing concerns after a leader of the country’s Islamist Al-Nahda movement said Tunisia’s emerging government marks “the Sixth Righteous Caliphate.” The fifth caliphate, an Islamic imperial governing system, was abolished by Turkish secular Kemal Ataturk in 1924. … Continue reading →

Robert Reitz (Credit: Cook County Sheriff’s Office) CHICAGO (CBS) — A man involved with the “Occupy Chicago” movement has been charged with child pornography. Robert Reitz, 21, of the 2000 block of South Canalport Avenue, was arrested Monday in the … Continue reading →

…The Tea Party is now viewed more favorably than Obamaville despite a vicious and dishonest media campaign against the former (in which the Times, let us never forget, took a particularly dishonorable leading role) and media cheerleading for the latter. … Continue reading →

God became Man that all men would become like Christ Faithful Muslim leaders in Europe and their allies in United States begin a campaign to stop all of us from wishing ”Merry Christmas”. According to their document just released, we … Continue reading →

scrubbed from frontpage…very sad…I do not know who the aythor is but I would ask, why did you scrub this article: http://frontpagemag.com Boko Haram’s recent attack on the Nigerian city of Damaturu was but the latest and most deadly incident … Continue reading →

Iran’s late missile chief Brig. Hassan Moghadam According to the briefing given to a closed meeting of Jewish leaders in New York Sunday, Nov. 13, the window of opportunity for stopping Iran attaining a nuclear weapon is closing fast, debkafile’s … Continue reading →

Don’t miss FrontPage’s other Union Gangsters profiles featuring Craig Becker, Richard Trumka, Stephen Lerner, Andy Stern, Jimmy Hoffa Jr., John Sweeney, Leo Gerard and Daniel De Leon. by Arnold Ahlert In the connect-the-radical-dots evolution of radical leftists and their thuggish … Continue reading →

By Charles Hoskinson THE DEBT-REDUCTION SUPERCOMMITTEE IS ON THE BRINK OF FAILURE with just one week to go and no sign of a bipartisan deal for $1.5 trillion in budget savings before the Nov. 23 deadline. REPUBLICANS ARE REVOLTING OVER … Continue reading →

November 13, 2011 6:23 PM Farmers worried about proposed child labor law changes KALAMAZOO, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) – Proposed changes to child labor laws in the agriculture industry are raising concerns. Those proposed rules are supposed to only impact hired … Continue reading →

With nine days left for Congress to strike a deal to get the nation’s fiscal house in order, success or failure for the 12-member “super committee” are both still plausible outcomes. Congress set a self-imposed deadline of Nov. 23 to … Continue reading →

, The confirmation of a former aide to Attorney General Eric Holder to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces may be in peril over his response to questions posed by Arizona Sen. John McCain about his knowledge … Continue reading →

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said regulators should break up so-called too-big-to-fail financial institutions to curtail the risk they pose to financial stability. “I believe that too-big-to-fail banks are too-dangerous-to-permit,” Fisher said in the text of remarks … Continue reading →

By Marc Caputo Nelson chats with Obama Senator Bill Nelson in Islamic-donor whodunit JewishWorldReview.com IAMI— (MCT) In a sign of the fight for the Jewish vote, Sen. Bill Nelson’s campaign is embroiled in a whodunit over a political contribution made … Continue reading →

They are doing this now, they do a ‘test’ claiming the brain has died so they can harvest organs…at least now they ASK. People better wake up to the crap that is happening now! Not just in the future with … Continue reading →

Most Members of Congress Enjoy Robust Financial Status, Despite Nation’s Sluggish Economic Recovery These days, being a millionaire typically qualifies you as part of the one percent. But in Congress, it only makes you average. About 47 percent of Congress, … Continue reading →

Tune in to Press TV, the Iranian government’s English-language broadcast outlet, and you will see reports of the pervasive evil represented by the United States. It seeks war. It fabricated an international report on Iran’s nuclear weapons program. It leads … Continue reading →

by Christopher Santarelli American Atheists announced Monday on their “No God Blog” a new billboard campaign in their continued effort in “laboring for the civil liberties of atheists,” but in reality just upsetting those who disagree with their theological stance. … Continue reading →

President Obama cracked a joke about American troops during after-dinner remarks on his official visit to Australia. The president qualified his joke by saying it was a true story involving American troops and Australian troops serving together in Afghanistan. “Our … Continue reading →

Wall Street NEW YORK – Watch out New York City. The Occupy anti-capitalist movement is preparing to serve a three-course meal of so-called direct action that apparently includes the blocking of subways and bridges as well as shutting down the … Continue reading →

P.A. Prime Minister Salam Fayyad addresses a news conference in Ramallah on Thursday, April 14, 2011. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed) (CNSNews.com) – Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah faction has agreed to form a unity government with Hamas that excludes Prime … Continue reading →

United States Congress Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, Cause and Effect From  Alyssa Bonk, Policy Research Committee On August 2, 2011, the Budget Control Act of 2011 created the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. The Committee is tasked … Continue reading →

A Canadian man charged with murdering his three teenage daughters and his first wife was heard on a police wiretap declaring that he would take the same actions again – even if his daughters came back to life 100 times … Continue reading →

And so they are out of the way: US to send Marines — to Australia? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-15739995 Gillard, Obama agree thousands more US troops to Australia, boosting military alliance                                         http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2011/s3368276.htm Net Neutrality passed on 11.10.11, isntituted 11.20.11, now government want to … Continue reading →

There’s a fund to help pay for the damage to Lownsdale and Chapman Squares after protesters camped out for over a month and destroyed the land. Parks Commissioner Nick Fish estimates the damage between $50,000 and $100,000. A better estimate … Continue reading →