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Another One bites the dust!

 

Grand jury returns 43-count indictment against Rep. Renzi Posted: 10:30 AM ET
From CNN Justice Producer Terry Frieden
The Justice Department annnounced an indictment against Arizona Rep. Richard Renzi Thursday.

(CNN) — Rep. Richard Renzi of Arizona has been reindicted on 43 criminal counts by a federal grand jury in Arizona, adding racketeering and tax allegations to previous charges, the Justice Department announced Thursday.

The superseding indictment stems from a land deal that allegedly netted Renzi more than $700,000 in exchange for supporting legislation. It comes as Renzi, a Republican, prepares to leave office and face a criminal trial.

He announced he would not seek re-election after he was indicted last February.

Three other defendants also were named in the new indictment.

Filed under: Rick Renzi

 

 

The GOP is falling apart, and you have to wonder why! Could it be that truth is out!

The GOP has taken advantage of our country for far tolong, and we are not taking anymore!

 

 

 

 

 

5 Reasons Sarah Palin Would Lose a 2012 Presidential Bid

Before John McCain’s presidential bid had even ended, many were touting Sarah Palin as a possible GOP presidential candidate for 2012. And in an interview with Matt Lauer this morning, Palin said that, “if there is a door open in 2012 or four yeas later…then I’ll plow through that door.”

If Sarah Palin tries to run for president in 2012, she’ll get plowed over. In fact, she probably wouldn’t even make it out of the primary. Palin-watchers can take their pick from a plethora of reasons as to why.

Reason Number 1: Too Many Better Candidates

The dust hasn’t even settled from the 2008 contest, and Republicans are already salivating over who the next GOP presidential nominee will be. To be sure, Palin’s name is among those that are being floated as possible candidates, along with former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, former Speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich, Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, and South Dakota Senator John Thune.  But does it really stand out?

Experience-wise, every single one of those candidates puts Palin to shame. Additionally, each of those candidate brings far more expertise to the table than Palin. And maybe that will change over the next four years. But in the meantime, Romney is seen by many as an expert on economic issues by virtue of his successful construction (and later resuscitation) of Bain Capital, and given current economic concerns, that could be a big arrow in his quiver. Newt Gingrich and Tim Pawlenty are probably the truest conservatives of the bunch, and in fact would probably be more solidly aligned with the conservative base than any GOP candidate since George H.W. Bush was the nominee as the incumbent president back in 1992. Candidates like Jindal and Thune are largely considered by many to be the future of the Republican Party. Palin would have a difficult time distinguishing herself from the breadth of possibility in that field.

Reason Number 2: The Primary Process Has A Heavy Debate Emphasis

The 2008 presidential election season was unprecedented in the visibility of candidates. En route to the nomination, John McCain participated in 17 debates in the primary race alone. Few will argue with the assertion that Sarah Palin is at her worst in (a) debates, and (b) one-on-one interviews. It was a constant worry of the McCain campaign, and a primary reason behind the fact that Palin only debated Democratic vice-presidential nominee (and now Vice President-elect) Joe Biden one time. On that occasion, expectations going into the forum were lowered to a point that essentially credited Palin with an incredible performance as long as she managed to avoid a catastrophic failure.

She wouldn’t have that benefit if she were on the stage with Romney (a prolific debater), Gingrich, Jindal, Thune, or Pawlenty, to say nothing of any other GOP candidates who might jump in the race.

Reason Number 3: The GOP Favors Candidates Who’ve Sought the Presidency Before

With the exception of George W. Bush, Republicans tend to favor candidates who’ve sought the nomination before. John McCain (’08), Bob Dole (‘96), George H.W. Bush (‘92, ‘88), Ronald Reagan (‘80, ‘84), Richard Nixon (‘72, ‘68), Barry Goldwater (‘64)- all of them sought the GOP nomination at least one time before eventually winning it (Gerald Ford is absent from the list, because he was the incumbent president and nominee in ‘76 without ever actually having been elected president in the first place). That kind of news bodes well for a candidate like Mitt Romney, who made a substantial impact in 2008, but fell short.

Reason Number 4: Barack Obama Already Defeated Sarah Palin

Palin participated in a Republican ticket that got handed its worst electoral beating since 1964. On the safe assumption that Barack Obama would seek a second term in 2012 2008, she’d be facing the same guy who demolished her ticket the first time around.

Moreover, Obama didn’t just beat McCain-Palin in swing states.  He didn’t even just beat them in states that are only moderately Republican. He beat them in GOP strongholds like North Carolina and Virginia. Palin was brought in as McCain’s running mate not only to make an offensive run at women, but also to shore up conservative and rural support. She couldn’t do it. It’s hard to see how she’d have any better luck on her own four years from now.

Reason Number 5: Palin Has Enough Baggage

Between Troopergate, her use of campaign funds for a pricey shopping spree, her former membership in an Alaskan separatist group, and her history of handing out high-paying government patronage jobs to her girlfriends from high school and college, Palin had a lot weighing her down in the 2008 race before her qualifications were even addressed. Romney’s biggest problem was that he began as a much more liberal politician than he is now. But that pales in comparison to Palin’s ethically questionable behavior. Gingrich had an extramarital affair, but he admitted that years ago, so it’s not really a newsworthy issue anymore. And Jindal, Pawlenty, and Thune are clean…for now anyway. Palin will have a tough time getting voters to look past her problems, particularly when there are other more qualified candidates to choose from who don’t have that kind of baggage.

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It’s not to say that Sarah Palin will never have a shot at the White House.  In fact, if she were to run for reelection as Governor of Alaska in 2010, and Alaska’s Senate seat in 2014 (whether it’s Ted Stevens or Mark Begich or someone else in that seat), she might have a decent shot by 2016.  But 2012 is a lost cause.  And if Democrats know what’s good for them, they’ll hope Palin pulls the trigger on her own presidential bid sooner rather than later.

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Sarah Palin Will Never Be President -- Trust Me

The small smear of red on the otherwise blue electoral map looks more like a minor bloodstain on a dirty Band-Aid than anything resembling a national political party. Who voted for McCain/Palin in bigger numbers than they even voted for Bush/Cheney? Only one shrinking group: uneducated white folks in the deep south and a few folks in Appalachia. Take away the white no-college-backwoods-and/or-southern McCain/Palin vote and the Republicans would have been approaching single digit electoral college oblivion.

Sarah Palin will never hold national office nor will any Republican at the presidential level for a long time to come. Why? Because America has uneducated jerks in it but is not a nation of uneducated jerks. The Republicans are done, hoisted on the petard of their own "southern strategy."

The Republican Party is only a step away from becoming the fringe of the fringe, identified more with cross-burning weirdoes wearing hoods, folks like the Alaska secessionist party, all those gun owners stocking up on assault weapons before the "Socialist/United Nations/Obama/Muslim" conspiracy comes to fruition, than with anything remotely like a serious national political force.

The Republican Party--and I speak as a former lifelong Republican who, up through the 2000 primary campaign supported John McCain and even worked for him by arguing his case on various conservative and religious radio stations--is now the toy of the Rush Limbaugh windbags. These folks include outright crazies (such as Sarah Palin's Assemblies of God pals who are waiting for Spaceship Jesus to rescue them and/or rooting out "witches" from their midst), white racists and a few not-very-bright attention seekers, including Ann Coulter, Sean Hannity etc.

Read their blogs! Listen to their talk radio! You'll be in the twilight zone of front page tabloid fantasy on a par with Bat Boy Attacks! headlines. Bill Buckley roll over.

The Religious Right, the racists, the anti-gay hate-mongers are now not only marginalized but thoroughly out of step with even members of their own former constituency. For instance the Gordon College student newspaper (Gordon is an influential Evangelical College north of Boston) endorsed Obama this year. Many young evangelicals voted for the Democrats. James Dobson, Fox News, Limbaugh et al. were utterly powerless to do more than stir up hate. They are losing the next generation of their "base."

Meanwhile many former Republicans--like me--ran to Obama as fast as our legs could carry us and away from our willfully "we're not an elite" moronic former party. Republican commentators such as David Brooks and George Will mourned the loss of the Republican center. Others noted the Republicans have become anti-intellectual. "Anti-intellectual?" They wish! How about simply anti-literate?

Meanwhile the fringe of the fringe is holding meetings where they'll talk to themselves and look at the "facts" of their alternative universe in order to figure out "what went wrong." These are the same "leaders" (like William Kristal) who think Sarah Palin has a big political future!

Sarah Palin will never be president because the right wing of the Republican Party has perfected the art of believing their own BLEEP, starting with the idea that is-Africa-a-country-or-a-continent?-Palin has a future. Palin and her fans don't know it yet, but having reduced itself to a grim angry joke, the Republican Party has also divorced itself from American politics and, along with that dirty used Band-Aid, is destined for the garbage can.

What's the best defense against the rube/Palin voters derailing the Republican Party forever? If the statistics of who voted for whom are correct, the education of white people in the deep South and their economic empowerment is the best answer. Maybe it will take a black Democratic president to figure out some affirmative action program that can get our southern born-again white underclass into colleges and thereby save the Republican party.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/frank-schaeffer/s
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Why is Sarah Palin still talking?

Can she go back to Alaska and shut up… it is sad and pathetic how she talks about her aids taking things she said out of context, WHAT ! She is upset that they are taking things she said out of context and then she had the nerve to call them bully’s!! WHAT

I seem to remember Sarah taking things that President Obama said so far out of context that she was lying on the man, and now when the TRUTH comes out about her she wants to say people are being mean to her… well Sarah honey when you do dirt you get dirt! And the sad part is, they are your people who turned on you!

 

Texas' Buck Burnette Learns Why Racist Obama Facebook Updates Are Dumb

Posted Nov 6th 2008 2:30PM by Will Brinson (author feed)
Filed under: Texas, Big 12, NCAA FB Campus, NCAA FB Coaching, NCAA FB Gossip, NCAA FB Scandal, General CFB Insanity

For those that don't know, Facebook status updates are broadcast to everyone you know. So, if you're going to post something that sounds racist or bigoted, well, don't.

Texas Longhorn lineman Buck Burnette learned this the hard way. See, here was Buck's Facebook status following Barack Obama's win the presidential election:
"all the hunters gather up, we have a #$%&er in the whitehouse"
Geez, Buck. Even if you actually feel that way -- which is sad -- why not just keep it to yourself? You know, instead of telling five million people. But he didn't, and naturally, he is now paying the price; he's been kicked off the UT football team.

On the very tiny bright side, Burnette at least claims to be somewhat remorseful and not racist, issuing the following apology: Clearly I have made a mistake and apologized for it and will pay for it. I received it as a text message from an acquaintance and immaturely put it up on facebook in the light of the election. Im not racist and apologize for offending you. I grew up on a ranch in a small town where that was a real thing and I need to grow up. I sincerely am sorry for being ignorant in thinking that it would be ok to write that publicly and apologize to you in particular. I have to be more mature than to put the reputation of my team at stake and to spread that kind of hate which I dont even believe in. Once again, I sincerely apologize.
Yeah, that's all fine and dandy, but it doesn't really help the whole situation.

Burnette, C Texas: The backup lineman has been dismissed from the team after he posted a racially-charged facebook update about Barack Obama's election win. Burnette claimed poor judgment in an apology, but it was too little, too late. Check out other athletes who got in trouble for boneheaded mistakes.

North Carolina Called For Obama

Final Tally: 364 Obama

162 McCain

RALEIGH, N.C. — President-elect Obama won North Carolina on Thursday, a triumph that underscored his political strength as he turned nine states that President Bush won in 2004 to Democratic blue.

The Associated Press declared Obama the winner after canvassing counties in North Carolina to determine the number of outstanding provisional ballots. That survey found that there are not enough remaining ballots for Republican John McCain to close a 13,693-vote deficit.

North Carolina's 15 electoral votes brings Obama's total to 364 _ nearly 100 more than necessary to win the White House _ to McCain's 162. Missouri is the only state that remains too close to call, with McCain leading by several thousand votes.

Obama's win in North Carolina was the first for a Democratic presidential candidate since Jimmy Carter won the state in 1976.

Of Bush's 2004 states, Obama captured Virginia, Florida and North Carolina in the South, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa in the Midwest and Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico in the West. All total, Obama has won 28 states and the District of Columbia, McCain 21.

Obama ran an aggressive general election campaign in North Carolina after his wide primary victory in the state over Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton suggested he could win a trove of electoral votes that most assumed would belong to McCain.

The Obama campaign's focus on the state's two-week early voting period was critical. Obama won more than 1.1 million early votes, giving him a 180,000-vote advantage heading into Election Day _ a gap too great for McCain to overcome.

McCain spent months watching North Carolina from afar during the summer as Obama visited regularly, but the GOP nominee returned to the state in the campaign's final few weeks as polls suggested an Obama victory was possible.

Obama spent millions of televisions ads that were buttressed by hundreds of staff members in dozens of offices to take advantage of North Carolina's rapidly changing demographics and a large bloc of black voters galvanized by his bid to become the first African-American president.

North Carolina's growing population includes a booming urban corridor from Charlotte to Raleigh along Interstate 85, while retirees from northern states _ who are more willing to vote for Democrats _ are filling the state's coast and mountains.

Exit polls also showed that some 30 percent of voters considered race a factor in their decision, with the numbers split evenly among voters who backed McCain and Obama. Nearly one in five voters considered race an important factor.

The economy also played a role _ with 60 percent of voters considering it the top issue, with those voters breaking slightly to Obama. The state's manufacturing industry has been devastated by competitive imports, and the state's banking economy centered in Charlotte was struck by economic turmoil that led to the downfall of Wachovia Corp., in the weeks before Election Day.

Obama's win completed the party's sweep at the top of the North Carolina ticket. Beverly Perdue was elected the state's first female governor, while Kay Hagan unseated one of the GOP's most respected figures in Sen. Elizabeth Dole.

 Racial Tensions Flair on Baylor Campus

 

WACO - As pundits are hailing the election of the first African-American President, political and racial tensions are flaring on the Campus of Baylor University. Baylor Police are reporting three separate incidents took place on campus that are interlaced with racial tension.Interim President David Garland described the events in an email to students:

 

“Late Tuesday afternoon we were notified of a single clothesline rope that had been seen in a tree on campus. The individuals who discovered it believed it had the appearance of a noose. Baylor police are now in possession of the rope and continue to speak with students who observed the rope in the tree and are gathering additional information about the origin of the rope.

Last evening, police investigated a small fire in a barbecue pit adjacent to Brooks Flats in which it was alleged several Obama/Biden campaign signs had been burned.

Finally, police were called late last evening to a disturbance outside Penland Hall, where a shouting match had occurred between two small groups of white and African-American students.

These events are deeply disturbing to us and are antithetical to the mission of Baylor University. We categorically denounce and will not tolerate racist acts of any kind on our campus.

Further, we are committed to maintaining the safety and unity of our campus community. We wish to celebrate and strengthen inclusiveness, understanding and acceptance of all members of the Baylor family.

As they have thus far, Baylor police will respond quickly and decisively to any additional situations of this nature. Faculty, staff and students with information pertaining to any of the incidents we’ve described are urged to contact Baylor police at 710-2222.

Faculty, staff and students also participate in on-going weekly meetings hosted by our department of multicultural activities called “Frankly Speaking” in which issues of the day are discussed in a respectful and civil manner. The goal of “Frankly Speaking” is for participants to feel comfortable expressing their opinions and beliefs within a safe environment. The meetings are held in the Bill Daniel Student Center each Tuesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., and members of the Baylor community are invited to participate.

We believe that the incidents on our campus yesterday were irresponsible acts committed by a few individuals. As a community we condemn these terribly unfortunate events that do not represent the values we share as members of the Baylor family.” Source>>>

 

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Palin Didn't Know Africa Is A Continent, Says Fox News Reporter (VIDEO)

 

Now that the 2008 election is over, reporters are spilling all the juciest, and previously off the record, gossip from the campaign trail. Much of it is about the infighting between Palin and McCain's staff, as Newsweek's treasure trove of post-election gossip reveals.

However, perhaps one of the most astounding and previously unknown tidbits about Sarah Palin has to do with her already dubious grasp of geography. According to Fox News Chief Political Correspondent Carl Cameron, there was great concern within the McCain campaign that Palin lacked "a degree of knowledgeability necessary to be a running mate, a vice president, a heartbeat away from the presidency," in part because she didn't know which countries were in NAFTA, and she "didn't understand that Africa was a continent, rather than a series, a country just in itself."

Palin was apparently a nightmare for her campaign staff to deal with. She refused preparation help for her interview with Katie Couric and then blamed her staff, specifically Nicole Wallace, when the interview was panned as a disaster. After the Couric interview, Fox News reported, Palin turned nasty with her staff and began to accuse them of mishandling her. Palin would view press clippings of herself in the morning and throw "tantrums" over the negative coverage. There were times when she would be so nasty and angry that her staff was reduced to tears.

Watch the clip from The O'Reilly Factor below.

 

 

Praying with the President-elect Posted: 07:05 PM ET
From CNN Producer Eric Marrapodi
Before stepping on stage Tuesday night to address his supporters; the nation; and to a certain extent, the world, Sen. Barack Obama took a moment to pray with a conservative evangelical pastor.

(CNN) — Before he delivered his victory speech on Tuesday night in Chicago, President-elect Barack Obama took a call and bowed his head in prayer. Dr. Joel Hunter, pastor of Northland Church in Orlando, Florida and Otis Moss Jr. from Mount Olivet Institutional Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio joined him in that prayer.

Speaking with CNN today by phone, Dr. Hunter says the prayer was intensely personal and private but did say “I prayed for his family and for him and for the country. I had no agenda other than trying to create an environment in which he felt the presence and could receive wisdom from God.” Dr. Hunter, a conservative evangelical who delivered a prayer at the Democratic National Convention this summer, says the President-elect “…feels the weight of this responsibility. He [Obama] doesn’t take upon himself of having to have all the answers but he certainly realizes the huge challenges this nation faces. He feels the personal weight of the potential to guide us through these difficult times. I don’t think he’s oppressed by it though.” Dr. Hunter says he thinks it set in for Obama last night and led to the sober tone of the victory speech.

"Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast,"

This is Priceless, Thank you McCain Aide.

NEWSWEEK has also learned that Palin's shopping spree at high-end department stores was more extensive than previously reported. While publicly supporting Palin, McCain's top advisers privately fumed at what they regarded as her outrageous profligacy. One senior aide said that Nicolle Wallace had told Palin to buy three suits for the convention and hire a stylist. But instead, the vice presidential nominee began buying for herself and her family—clothes and accessories from top stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. According to two knowledgeable sources, a vast majority of the clothes were bought by a wealthy donor, who was shocked when he got the bill. Palin also used low-level staffers to buy some of the clothes on their credit cards. The McCain campaign found out last week when the aides sought reimbursement. One aide estimated that she spent "tens of thousands" more than the reported $150,000, and that $20,000 to $40,000 went to buy clothes for her husband. Some articles of clothing have apparently been lost. An angry aide characterized the shopping spree as "Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast," and said the truth will eventually come out when the Republican Party audits its books.

A Palin aide said: "Governor Palin was not directing staffers to put anything on their personal credit cards, and anything that staffers put on their credit cards has been reimbursed, like an expense. Nasty and false accusations following a defeat say more about the person who made them than they do about Governor Palin."

McCain himself rarely spoke to Palin during the campaign, and aides kept him in the dark about the details of her spending on clothes because they were sure he would be offended. Palin asked to speak along with McCain at his Arizona concession speech Tuesday night, but campaign strategist Steve Schmidt vetoed the request.

Sarah Palin asked “what does a community Organizer do?”

What does a community organizer do?" asked Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential nominee who possesses so much experience that she had been completely sheltered from the press since the moment she was presented as Sen. John McCain's running mate. A community organizer is someone who if committed has a much more direct and tangible impact on people's (fellow American citizens) lives.

He builds a multi million dollar high-tech President campaign from nothing.

He overcomes all the lie’s being told about him without getting Mad!

He has a message of hope for the middle-class

He mobilizes America so that we all speck as one! in one voice!

He has the respect of the WORLD!

He is so organized, he becomes the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES by a landslide win!

So he can sends your ass back to your COMMUNITY in Wasilla, Alaska!

ANY QUESTIONS!

My name is President

Barack Obama

 

'It's history'

 

WHERE IN THE HELL IS BUSH!

 

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Have you seen President!

October 31, 2008

Fleeing Bush Family Detained By US Delta Forces At Camp David

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers (Traducción al Español abajo)

Russian FSB reports to Prime Minister Putin today are stating that United States President George Bush and his family were detained by American1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta Troops (SFOD More..-D) and confined to the US Presidential Retreat located at Camp David as they were preparing to flee to their mountain stronghold in the South American Nation of Paraguay.

Almost entirely ignored by the American people was our October 16, 2006 report “US President Bush Makes Massive Land Purchase In Paraguay Ahead Of Expected War Crimes Charges”, and which the Latin American News Service Prensa Latina further confirmed in their October 16, 2006 report “Bush Buys Land in Northern Paraguay”, and as we can read:

“An Argentine official regarded the intention of the George W. Bush family to settle on the Acuifero Guarani (Paraguay) as surprising, besides being a bad signal for the governments of the region.

Luis D Elia, undersecretary for the Social Habitat in the Argentine Federal Planning Ministry, issued a memo partially reproduced by digital INFOBAE.com, in which he spoke of the purchase by Bush of a 98,842-acre farm in northern Paraguay, between Brazil and Bolivia.”

Equally being ignored by the American people is the reason for the Bush Family needing to flee their country, and as we had, also, previously on in our October 15, 2005 report ‘War Crimes’ Portfolio against United States President, Vice President and Defense Secretary Opened By International Committee of the Red Cross Charging ‘Crimes Against Humanity’, but which they were not allowed to know about until the New York Times reported on this July 11, 2008, and as we can read:

“Red Cross investigators concluded last year in a secret report that the Central Intelligence Agency’s interrogation methods for high-level Qaeda prisoners constituted torture and could make the Bush administration officials who approved them guilty of war crimes, according to a new book on counterterrorism efforts since 2001.”

To the critical background behind these latest stunning events involving the American President we have, also, reported on in our October 20, 2008 report “Israel To Fall As US Says This Will Be Their ‘Last President’, October 22, 2008 “Top US Generals Flee To EU And Russia In Last Attempt To Stop World War”, October 23, 2008 “Obama Summoned To US Military Stronghold In Hawaii By Top Generals”, October 25, 2008 “Iranian Leader In Secret Meet With Obama At US Military Stronghold In Hawaii”, and our October 27, 2008 report “Obama-Ahmadinejad Meet Spurs Attacks On Syria, CIA”.

To the current events involving the detaining of the American President by his own Military Forces, these reports continue, the Top US Generals seeking to prevent Bush from plunging the World into Total War prior to his ouster from office were ‘shocked’ by the CIA and Bush Families private Blackwater Forces (accurately described as Bush’s Shadow Army) attack upon Syria, and which the Bush coup plotters had hoped would invoke the Syrian-Iranian mutual defense pact signed in May, 2008 causing Iran to swiftly retaliate.

[Note: The Bush family connection with the destructive course of the United States predates World War II with their support of Adolph Hitler and his German Nazi Fascists Forces, continued on with their failed coup against President Roosevelt in 1933, which then led up to their murder of President John F. Kennedy who attempted to destroy their private Federal Reserve Bank controlling the wealth of America, further continued with the destruction of President Nixon allowing one of the cover-up conspirators of the Warren Commission investigation President Kennedy’s assassination to become President, Gerald Ford, who then appointed George Bush as director of the CIA, who then blackmailed President Reagan to become his Vice President who George Bush then attempted to assassinate using the CIA ‘drug’ controlled use of one of his close family friends named John Hinckley, to ultimately lead to the catastrophic day of September 11, 2001 which saw the total destruction of the World Trade Center which, conveniently, had been closed for the first time in its history the weekend before its destruction by Bush son Neil to ‘install security equipment’, and all of which have led to their ultimate goal of establishing their family as dictators for life over the entire United States.]

Iran, however, and as these reports state, did not invoke their mutual defense pact with Syria as they had previously been assured by the anti-coup US Generals that should the Bush Family be expelled from power American diplomatic recognition of their Nation would be immediate, and as we had previously reported on and which the Seattle Times News Service still remains the only US media outlet who still refuses to blackout this information from the American public, and as we can read:

“The Bush administration will announce in mid-November, after the presidential election, that it intends to establish the first U.S. diplomatic presence in Iran since the 1979-81 hostage crisis, according to senior Bush administration officials.”

FSB reports state that the ‘senior Bush administration officials’ who authorized the release of this stunning information were directed to do so by their own Defense Secretary Robert Gates who had once headed the CIA, but who before being forced from office, but not before discovering the monstrous coup being planned for the United States by the Bush Family, had laid ‘careful’ plans to retake America from the fascist forces devoted to its destruction.

Reports coming from the United States confirm that President Bush is, indeed, being ‘moved’ to Camp David and are further reporting the appalling news that $163 billion of their taxpayers money is being used to ‘pay off’ Bush loyalists by paying dividends to the shareholders of bankrupt US banks, and when combined with today’s reporting that the US oil giant Exxon-Mobile has, once again, set a new American record for profits, the rape of the American people by the Bush Family coup forces is nearly complete.

It goes without saying that the information we’ve contained in this report will, once again, be ignored by the vast majority of the American people as it is labeled by them too appalling to ever be true. What fails them, however, is the historical fact that the most appalling and unimaginable news that has ever been reported has also been the most accurate.

One example that comes to mind is the Sorcha Faal’s July 28, 1939 report “US-Britain-French-Soviet Pact Spells Annihilation For European Jews”, and which, sadly, accurately detailed what was to come as on September 17, 1939 German Nazi and Russian Soviet Forces invaded Poland beginning World War II.

But, and which no American is able to explain even to this day, only Germany had war declared upon it by the Western Nations of England and France.

So here we are, once again, living in a World so monstrous that the lies of the propagandists are believed while the small voices of those like us are held up to ridicule and disdain.

But, as we have accepted our mission we must also accept our fate, no matter the ridicule, no matter the hate, no matter what befalls us…after all, and as our faith has always shown, truth carries its own defense and it has always been on our side.

And in closing this report, we would be remiss in not reminding our American Sisters of our previous reports “Prophet Of Barack Obama Warns Of Catastrophic US Destruction”, “Vatican Moves For Total US Takeover With Obama Vice President Pick” and “Bush Converts To Catholicism As Cheney Power Grab Leaves Top US Newsman Dead”, all of which have been brought into sharp relief by the murder yesterday of Rome’s Top Jesuit Leader in Moscow Otto Messmer.

© October 31, 2008 EU and US all rights reserved.

BUSH REPORTED TO HAVE PURCHASED 99,000 ACRES IN PARAGUAY

Why might the president and his family need a 98,840-acre ranch in Paraguay protected by a semi-secret U.S. military base manned by American troops who have been exempted from war-crimes prosecution by the Paraguayan government? - Wonkette

PRENSA LATINA - The land grab project of US President George W. Bush in Chaco, Paraguay, has generated considerable discomfort both politically and environmentally. The news circulating the continent about plans to buy 98,840 acres of land in Chaco, Paraguay, near the Triple Frontier (Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay) is the talk of the town in these countries.

Although official sources have not confirmed the information that is already public, the land is reportedly located in Paso de Patria, near Bolivian gas reserves and the Guarani indigenous water region, within the Triple Border. . .

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FOX News Poll: Obama Leads Going Into Election Day Barack Obama holds a solid lead over John McCain going into Election Day -- 50 percent to 43 percent -- according to the final FOX News pre-election poll of likely voters.  

 

FOXNews.com

Monday, November 03, 2008

 

Monday: Barack Obama greets supporters at a rally in Jacksonville, Fla. (AP Photo)

With just one day to go before Election Day, Barack Obama has a 7 percentage point lead over John McCain -- 50-43 percent, according to the final FOX News pre-election poll of likely voters.

At the end of October, Obama led by 47-44 percent among likely voters, and by 49-40 percent about ten days ago (Oct 20-21). The last time McCain led was immediately following the Republican Convention when he had a 45-42 percent edge (September 8-9 among registered voters).

Looking at the preferences among key groups, the most important has to be independents and Obama has a slim 43 percent-38 percent advantage. Obama has had a single-digit edge among independents for the last month.

Party loyalty is fairly balanced. Obama receives the backing of 89 percent of Democrats and McCain has 88 percent of Republicans.

A little more than one of 10 says they registered to vote in the last two years and these new voters give a nice boost to the Democrat -- 57 percent are backing Obama to 41 percent for McCain-- unchanged from earlier polling.

Obama leads McCain by 50-43 percent among women. Al Gore won women by 11 percentage points and John Kerry won them by 3 points. White women back McCain 52-40 percent. In 2000, white women backed Bush by a razor-thin 1 point margin and by 11-points in 2004.

Among men, Obama leads by 50-43 percent. Bush won men by 11 points in both 2000 and 2004. And while McCain is favored among white men by 5 points, that is a much narrower margin than Bush's 25-point win among this group in 2004.

McCain narrowly leads Obama, 49-44 percent, among white Catholics. And married women, another key-voting group, go 48-44 percent for McCain. In 2004, Bush won white Catholics by 13 points and married women by 11 points.

Obama's lead among those who say they have already voted has almost disappeared. He has a 1-point edge -- just 48-47 percent -- in this latest poll, down from a 52-43 percent lead previously (Oct 28-29).

Opinion Dynamics Corp. conducted the national telephone poll of 971 likely voters for FOX News from November 1 to November 2. The poll has a 3-point error margin. "Likely voters" are registered voters who are considered more likely to vote in the November presidential election. With all the early voting and provisional voting, the real margin of error is probably even larger than what the statistics suggest.

"Obama appears poised to win the popular vote on the message of change that has underpinned his candidacy from the beginning. Although highly unlikely given the greater enthusiasm among Obama supporters, the one plausible path to victory for McCain would be much higher turnout among white men than anyone is anticipating, and much lower turnout among newly registered voters," says Opinion Dynamics Corporation Vice President Chris Anderson.

"There are no longer enough undecided voters to make a difference--the persuasion phase of the campaign is over. These last remaining hours of the campaign are all about motivating supporters and getting them to the polls," Anderson said.

Voters have made it clear they want change. When asked what they are looking for in a candidate, those saying someone who can "bring about needed change" tops the list with 28 percent, followed by "shares my values" with 26 percent. A candidate with the "right experience" trails in third with 17 percent.

This desire for change helps Obama, as 55 percent think he can bring the right kind of change to Washington and 52 percent say that McCain cannot.

By a wide 26-point margin McCain outperforms Obama as having the right experience to be president. This fails to help McCain as less than one in five voters says this is their top priority.

Both candidates are viewed positively by voters. Obama has a 59 percent favorable rating and McCain is rated favorably by 56 percent. Among independents, McCain's 62 percent favorable is slightly higher than the 55 percent who say they have a positive view of Obama.

Voter Enthusiasm

Undoubtedly there is more intensity among voters favoring Obama. Fully 88 percent of his backers say they support him "strongly." Among McCain's backers, 78 percent support him "strongly."

In addition, 65 percent of Obama supporters say it is "extremely" important to them that their candidate wins, while 59 percent of McCain supporters say the same.

Issues

Nearly half of Americans (49 percent) say the economy will be the most important issue in deciding their vote for president. That is a large part of what makes this race an uphill battle for McCain, as more voters trust Obama to handle the economy by an 11-point margin (52 percent - 41 percent).

Furthermore, Obama bests McCain on which candidate people trust more to handle all the domestic issues -- by 17 points on health care, by 11 points on energy independence, and point 7 points on taxes. McCain is preferred on handling the war on terrorism by 8 points and by a slim 3-point margin on Iraq.

By 50 percent to 40 percent more voters think McCain would respond better than Obama to a "test" by foreign governments or terrorists in the first six months of his president. McCain's current 10 point lead on this measure is slightly down from 13 points last week (Oct 28-29).

Vice Presidential Candidates

More Americans would be comfortable with Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden stepping in as president if it were to become necessary than with Republican Sarah Palin. Nearly half (47 percent) say they would be "extremely" or "very" comfortable with Biden and 51 percent would be uncomfortable. For Palin, 32 percent would be "extremely" or "very" comfortable if she had to step in and serve as president and 67 percent would be uncomfortable.

Among independents, 43 percent would be comfortable with Biden and 28 percent with Palin.

Three of four Democrats (74 percent) would be comfortable with Biden as president. For comparison, 62 percent of Republicans would be comfortable with Palin stepping in as president.

A 56 percent majority has a favorable opinion of Biden and 37 percent unfavorable.

Palin now has an overall negative rating, as slightly more voters have an unfavorable view of her (49 percent) than have a favorable one (45 percent). Looking back at results among registered voters from the time of Palin's announcement to today, her positive rating has dropped by 8 points, while her negative rating has increased by 20 points.