Greetings world, We are anonymous. Its time for the american people to open there eyes and start to look how their country is being defended! Men and women in uniform are being used as nazis...by the powers that control what once was citizen of americas country. The federal Government is owned and operated by NWO... international banksters. The american people MUST bring the power to our hands again!We need justice!we need to fight for our rights!Men and women in uniform need to wake up and see the reality. Soon you will be rembered throughout history as 21st Century nazis. Also the cops in america need to wake up! Anonymous are Prepaird to bring the justice. No justice no peace! We are anonymous We are legion We do not forget We do not forgive Expect usAuthor: Hiluxanon
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August 28, 2012 - Kesha Rogers, LaRouchePAC endorsed candidate and Democratic Party Nominee for TX-22, issues a call to arms for American citizens to dig deep and find the courage necessary to remove President Obama from office now before he has time to start thermonuclear war. For more information go to LaRouchePAC.com or call 1-800-929-7566.
Paul Ryan is a devoted follower of Ayn Rand. Or is he? Can Ryan follow Rand and Jesus at the same time? John Fugelsang explains it all in episode #6 of Maker Studios original PoliPop series, "Caffeinated!". Subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday: bit.ly Watch John's interview with The Moms' View! bit.ly johnfugelsang.com Follow John twitter.com Like John: tinyurl.com FOLLOW US twitter.com LIKE YOU, TOO! www.facebook.com by MAKER STUDIOS makerstudios.com http www.facebook.com WATCH JOHN'S OTHER "CAFFEINATED!" EPISODES: #1 ROMNEY VS. MUHAMMAD ALI! youtu.be #2 CHICK-FIL-A VS. THE GAYS! youtu.be #3 EPIC KARDASHIAN RANT! youtu.be #4 AFGHAN REALITY SHOW! youtu.be #5 ROMNEY VS. THE GOP! youtu.be (LIVE) JOHN DEBATES LEE DOREN! youtu.be Paul Ryan on Ayn Rand: youtu.be Credits: Written by John Fugelsang Executive Producer Will Keenan twitter.com Produced by Matt Cross and Ryan Templeton Edited by Logan Burdick Director of Photography Steven DiCasa Royalty Free Music by audiomicro.com Effects by audiomicro.com
For the first time since May, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and MSNBC host Chris Matthews squared off live. This time, as the general election has entered its hottest phase, the conversation went from jovial and colleague to antagonistic. Matthews opened by asking about Mitt Romney's "birther" joke from last week. Before closing his question, Matthews accused Gingrich of engaging in offensive rhetoric himself on the campaign trail, saying that Gingrich had accused President Barack Obama of being a "food stamp president." Matthews asked Gingrich if he regretted using "ethnic politics" in his race to become the GOP's presidential nominee. "I find your assumption so absurd that it's hard to answer your question," Gingrich replied. He went on to say that Romney's "birther" reference was "part of the common culture" and was clearly not malicious.
Responding to Obama's likability being a factor in this race, Allen West says that Obama is basically feeding America a crap sandwich with a smile and that it's very important for us to win the images war in the presidential race. Because a crap sandwich with a smile is still a crap sandwich! The Right Scoop: Allen West: Obama's feeding America a 'crap sandwich' with a smile www.therightscoop.com
As a two-term Republican Governor, Gary Johnson endorsed Libertarian Ron Paul in 2008 and was the only candidate to answer the question about a running-mate in the Fox/Google debate of 2012. He said Ron Paul without hesitation. What Ron Paul started will never fade because Ron Paul is right. We the people will end the wars, abolish the IRS, audit the Fed, balance the budget, stop the spending and end the war on drugs. LIVE FREE.
The US is the most powerful nation on earth, but its position of global supremacy is being challenged - economically, militarily and politically. And the person many Americans hold responsible for these failings is the president who promised them change. The worldwide economic crisis of 2008 started in the US and the aftershocks are still being felt today. Unemployment is running at more than eight per cent, productivity is down and the national debt is a whopping $137bn. Such turmoil makes it hard to honour electoral promises. The country is deeply divided. The machinery of government has been tied in knots by partisan bickering and the rise of the right-wing, anti-state Tea Party and the street protests of the left-wing Occupy Wall Street movement are a reminder of how polarised the nation has become. Despite this, Barack Obama, the US president, has pushed through healthcare reform and turned around the failing auto industry. He has stopped the war in Iraq and killed Osama bin Laden. But is this enough to win re-election for a second term? And, whoever wins, will the next president have the unenviable task of overseeing the US' decline?
