Give up your rights a little at a time. Remember the "Your papers please" Nazi searches from WWII Germany.
Bruce
Saturday, December 4, 2010
One-Party Congress will Push for Amnesty
Ever notice how Republicans supposedly get their hopes up to reverse a bunch of bad legislation from the Democrats when Congress changes power? And then how the spineless Republicans give in to the Democrats? After some theatrics of putting forth objections. That happens too often. I smell the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). Rarely is it mentioned but both parties have been headed for CFR goals for years, with the exception of Ronald Reagan who showed he was not spineless, and spoke his mind.
Watch Congress closely for how it handles amnesty and Obamacare. And watch how the controlled news media spins the news. You are a racist or a child hater if you oppose Obama or the news media.
We could solve the elections problem by educating ourselves, voting for tea party candidates, and term limits for all of Congress, and impeachment for unconstitutional people who hold office.
Bruce
Watch Congress closely for how it handles amnesty and Obamacare. And watch how the controlled news media spins the news. You are a racist or a child hater if you oppose Obama or the news media.
We could solve the elections problem by educating ourselves, voting for tea party candidates, and term limits for all of Congress, and impeachment for unconstitutional people who hold office.
Bruce
Friday, December 3, 2010
Lakin's attorney: Conviction 'certain'
So much for justice for LTC Lakin. The court is fixed against him and for Obama.
Bruce
Bruce
America: in the midst of a hostile takeover
First, create a crisis and scare the population. The best kind of crisis is war or the threat of war, real or invented, with real or invented bad guys.
Next, introduce legislation to fix it. The pain of losing a few rights is nothing compared to the problems we might face if we don't support the legislation.
It doesn't matter that America's rights disappear. Use gradualism to take them a little at a time. Don't take big bites. Every few years take a little bit more, as a camel would start sneaking into a tent -- nose first, then the head is inside, then the neck. Before long the camel isn't even noticed inside the tent. It might take a generation or more to put all the pieces in place.
Have you noticed how big the government keeps getting? Congress doesn't even read legislation before voting on it; for example the monsterous Obamacare healthcare laws.
It is not about improved or less costly healthcare. It is about controlling people and grabbing a little power here and there until the sheep are captives and there's a huge wall around them.
Bruce
Next, introduce legislation to fix it. The pain of losing a few rights is nothing compared to the problems we might face if we don't support the legislation.
It doesn't matter that America's rights disappear. Use gradualism to take them a little at a time. Don't take big bites. Every few years take a little bit more, as a camel would start sneaking into a tent -- nose first, then the head is inside, then the neck. Before long the camel isn't even noticed inside the tent. It might take a generation or more to put all the pieces in place.
Have you noticed how big the government keeps getting? Congress doesn't even read legislation before voting on it; for example the monsterous Obamacare healthcare laws.
It is not about improved or less costly healthcare. It is about controlling people and grabbing a little power here and there until the sheep are captives and there's a huge wall around them.
Bruce
Sweet toxin, deadly dessert (aspartame)
Watch out for harmful artificial sweeteners.
Bruce
"To date, the FDA has received over 10,000 consumer complaints on aspartame resulting in 92 symptoms, the worst of which is death."
Bruce
"To date, the FDA has received over 10,000 consumer complaints on aspartame resulting in 92 symptoms, the worst of which is death."
Shooting down the Constitution
Bill O'Rielly finally woke up, at least on this issue. Before it is too late, let's impeach some Supreme Court Justices: Justices John Paul Stevens, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Bruce
'Even a simple guy like me can figure out these words from the U.S. Constitution: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." That's contained in the Second Amendment. So why did four Supreme Court justices this week vote to infringe on the right to bear arms?
The Supreme Court is just one justice away from giving Ginsburg and her leftist crew the power to completely usurp the Constitution. Be very afraid.'
Bruce
'Even a simple guy like me can figure out these words from the U.S. Constitution: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed." That's contained in the Second Amendment. So why did four Supreme Court justices this week vote to infringe on the right to bear arms?
The Supreme Court is just one justice away from giving Ginsburg and her leftist crew the power to completely usurp the Constitution. Be very afraid.'
Wiki-leak? Or pre-planned scare tactic?
Is there a government cover up going on? We could ask Obama or his press secretary, but what good would that do? How about asking the CFR-controlled news media?
Bruce
Bruce
Wiki-leaks: leaked cables offer raw look at U.S. diplomacy
How easy it is for a lot of sensitive information to end up in the wrong hands.
Bruce
"A cache of a quarter-million confidential American diplomatic cables, most of them from the past three years, provides an unprecedented look at back-room bargaining by embassies around the world, brutally candid views of foreign leaders and frank assessments of nuclear and terrorist threats."
Bruce
"A cache of a quarter-million confidential American diplomatic cables, most of them from the past three years, provides an unprecedented look at back-room bargaining by embassies around the world, brutally candid views of foreign leaders and frank assessments of nuclear and terrorist threats."
Professor exposes federally funded 'revisionist' history conference
When the Nazi extermination camps were discovered in 1945, General Eisenhower said to take as many snapshots as you can because sooner or later some sonofabitch will claim this never happened! The federally funded 'revisionist' history conference tried to do the same thing.
Bruce
"Veterans’ memories of their own experiences in the war are suspect and influenced by media and their own self-delusion (Rosenberg, 18, 24). Therefore, it is the role of academics to “correct” their history. As one organizer commented, this will be more easily accomplished once the WWII generation has passed away. Another wrote, “America’s nostalgic war memories are beginning to fray around the edges” (White, 267)."
Bruce
"Veterans’ memories of their own experiences in the war are suspect and influenced by media and their own self-delusion (Rosenberg, 18, 24). Therefore, it is the role of academics to “correct” their history. As one organizer commented, this will be more easily accomplished once the WWII generation has passed away. Another wrote, “America’s nostalgic war memories are beginning to fray around the edges” (White, 267)."
Thursday, December 2, 2010
U.S. Army starts using game-changing XM25 smart bullet rifle
Our forces will start using a smart bullet rifle. If an enemy is hidden behind some rocks, adjust the bullets, as you would artillery, so they will explode just after passing the rocks. Thanks to Ed D. for this.
Bruce
"The reason the XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement System is classed as a smart weapon is due to the control the rifleman has over the bullets it fires. Rather than just aiming and shooting, a distance option is given before the bullet will explode. So if you have a sniper hiding behind some rocks, aim just above him and set the bullet to explode 1 meter beyond the rocks. The same is true of someone taking refuge inside a building–the bullet can enter through the window before exploding."
Bruce
"The reason the XM25 Counter Defilade Target Engagement System is classed as a smart weapon is due to the control the rifleman has over the bullets it fires. Rather than just aiming and shooting, a distance option is given before the bullet will explode. So if you have a sniper hiding behind some rocks, aim just above him and set the bullet to explode 1 meter beyond the rocks. The same is true of someone taking refuge inside a building–the bullet can enter through the window before exploding."
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