- Борьба с коррупцией: временно или всерьез? - По следам трагедии в Крымске. Виновных будут сажать. - Аутсорсинг с огоньком: экономия средств или поде для махинаций? - Хунта Михаила Саакашвили: будут ли раскрыты ее преступления? - Что убило Ясира Арафата? - НЛО: новые данные. Чем занималась секретная комиссия RS-33?
Help build this campaign: OFA.BO First Lady Michelle Obama's remarks at the 2012 Democratic National Convention
Modern American Militia Movement: Mission- Militia USA. A video created from other peoples video and audio. I do not own any of this. Its a video to invite more people into the militia and patriot movement. While politics and economics are a large portion of why the patriot movement is so big right now, we should encourage leftist who support the constitution to be prepared for the inevitable civil war comming to this country. Long Live The Republic!
Кто и как готовит Третью Мировую войну. Кому она выгодна.
My tribute to one of our greatest childhood memories finally realized... that the US will never see in a theatrical release. What else is there to say, other than... ENJOY! I do not own the rights to the movie, or music. My hope is that this video will help generate more interest in bringing this film to the US ...or at least a US DVD release.
Swiss Politicians To March On Bilderberg Meeting, Demand Arrest Of Kissinger Steve Watson Prisonplanet.com June 10, 2011 In the videos contained on this page, Infowars reporters Paul Joseaph Watson, Aaron Dykes and Luke Rudkowski interview activists and journalists covering the elite meeting in Switzerland. They detail how activists from We Are Change Switzerland have a written letter from the Swiss parliament informing police that they must respect the rights of those documenting the meeting and not interfere with their work. Swiss People's Party representative Dominique Baettig is going to march to the meeting along with two other leading politicians from the Swiss People's Party and demand to be allowed inside to confront the elite attendees. One of the Swiss politicians appeared exclusively on the Alex Jones show today to details their plans. We will bring you more details as soon as we have them. www.prisonplanet.com
President Barak Obama says now is the time to make a change in the Middle East and North Africa. Will he take the peaceful route as he promised back on the campaign trail, though? Musician, poet and playwright Lowkey doubts the President is sincere and that, rather, his message is falling on deaf ears. Obama, says Lowkey, was elected on the promise of being everything George W. Bush wasn't. Donald Rumsfeld thinks Obama has kept all those policies he intended on straying from, but according to Lowkey, the administration has only extended them further by driving America further into war and doing more harm than good overseas.
I've done a lot of things in my life, but never this," Paul McCartney said on PBS tonight. "This" was traveling to the White House, which he did last month to accept the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. A properly all-star concert was convened to befit the occasion, and while bits and pieces of the event have leaked out on YouTube since then, tonight the whole thing (or most of it) aired as part of PBS' "In Performance at the White House" series. The show opened with some stirring words from President Obama. "It's hard to believe that it's been nearly half a century since four lads from Liverpool landed on our shores and changed everything overnight," he reflected. Then it was time for a cavalcade of stars old and young to pay homage to the voluminous back catalog that earned McCartney this honor. High points were in abundance. Stevie Wonder's super-tight "We Can Work It Out" featured a mean harmonica solo, while Elvis Costello's faithfully jaunty "Penny Lane" boasted an even nicer piccolo trumpet solo. Emmylou Harris shone on an acoustic "For No One." Dave Grohl wore the night's biggest grin as he tore through "Band on the Run." Jack White's tender "Mother Nature's Son"/"That Would Be Something" medley captured something of McCartney's starry-eyed charm. Intermixed with these were some...not quite as highs. I'm not sure anyone other than Sasha and Malia Obama needed to hear the Jonas Brothers' competent if cutesy "Drive My Car." (In fairness <b>...</b>
