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2016 The turth is the gold of today
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Krauthammer: EmailGate Now
‘Worse than What Snowden Did’
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National Review Bucks the Trump Train
The magazine whose writers developed the political philosophy embraced by Ronald Reagan, uniting a broad swath of America under a banner of Liberty, has opposed Donald Trump in its most recent edition. The editors of National Review wrote in their editorial, "If [the Republican Party] cannot advance a compelling working-class agenda, the legitimate anxieties and discontents of blue-collar voters will be exploited by demagogues. We sympathize with many of the complaints of Trump supporters about the GOP, but that doesn't make the mogul any less flawed a vessel for them. Some conservatives have made it their business to make excuses for Trump and duly get pats on the head from him. Count us out. Donald Trump is a menace to American conservatism who would take the work of generations and trample it underfoot in behalf of a populism as heedless and crude as the Donald himself."
Predictably, Trump took to his Twitter feed to rant about the criticism Thursday night. "National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's [sic] way," he mocked. "It's [sic] circulation is way down w its influence being at an all time low. Sad!" In his next quip, Trump said, "Very few people read the National Review because it only knows how to criticize, but not how to lead." The lack of self-awareness is astounding.
Already, the principled stand for the publication comes at a price. The Republican National Committee dropped the magazine from co-sponsoring debates and forums, like the forum scheduled for Feb. 25, because NR expressed a bias against one of the participants. Trump may gloat, but he and his "New York Values" are no Reagan 2.0. Reagan stood for Liberty — something that doesn't seem to be as popular as it used to be.
Did we mention that Trump has never once voted in a Republican primary? He's also changed his registration four times in the last 16 years, and endorsed Barack nObama in 2008. -The Patriot Post
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What Ever Happened to the Tea Party? On Dec. 16, 1773, "radicals" from Boston, members of a secret organization of American Patriots called the Sons of Liberty, boarded three East India Company ships and threw 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor. This iconic event, in protest of oppressive British taxation and tyrannical rule, became known as the Boston Tea Party. So one might say those of us on the Liberty side of the aisle have always been a rowdy bunch.
Three years after that very first Tea Party, the rebellion had grown to such extent that our Founders were willing to give up their fortunes and lives, attaching their signatures to the Declaration of Independence, which said, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness."
The Founders didn't take back their country; they created it and gave it to their posterity, all by overthrowing the establishment.
Fast forward to today and there has been much debate over the direction the modern Tea Party has taken. In response to the Democrats' outrageous spending spree in 2009 and 2010, the Tea Party rekindled under the banner of limiting government, particularly in the areas of taxing and spending. -The Patriot Post
Honoring the Sanctity of Life Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the two most tragic Supreme Court decisions in American history, Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton. Those decisions sparked a contentious debate between those who would deny legal protection for babies in the womb, and those who rightly acknowledge that those babies constitute "life" as understood throughout history and affirmed in our Declaration of Independence. Tragically, that right has been denied to 58 million unborn children sacrificed on the altar of "choice" since 1973.
The biggest news in the last year on this front was, of course, the undercover videos exposing Planned Parenthood for trafficking in unborn baby parts. While it was long known that Planned Parenthood is the nation's largest abortion provider, it was not common knowledge that the organization was harvesting organs and other tissue for sale. The revelation led to a funding battle on Capitol Hill, as pro-lifers sought to have half a billion dollars a year in taxpayer money pulled from the organization. Planned Parenthood claims this doesn't fund abortion, but let's be honest — they're claiming that dumping water in the deep end of the pool doesn't affect the shallow end.
Though this issue will never be resolved until the yearly number of abortions is zero, there are encouraging prospects to note as we consider the sanctity of human life. And every life saved is a victory.
Yet more and more ministries and public figures are pointing out the absurdity of a movement centered on choice that leaves a woman no choice at all. Online for Life is using the power of the Internet to reach out to those who search for pregnancy options. Former Planned Parenthood nurse Abby Johnson's ministry And Then There Were None is giving a voice and a choice to those who desire to no longer work for the nation's largest abortion mill. Project Rachel and Abortion Changes You, among many other such ministries, are coming alongside the hurting women who have already experienced the pain of abortion.Save the Storks takes compassion to those who are in need with a mobile resource center housed in a luxury bus. Students for Life has a wide presence on college campuses.
In our own home town, we're proud to support Choices Pregnancy Resource Center and the efforts of the wonderful people there to love women, men and their children.
These are just a few of the innovative ministries that are leading the way to a stronger, more understanding and more effective pro-life movement. -The Patriot Post
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Don’t reward rogue behavior:
Opposing view
Jonathan Schanzer.
{defenddemocracy.org} ~ While we can all breathe a collective sigh of relief that the nightmare for five Americans is over and they are now out of Iranian custody, the White House’s decision to yield to the demands of a state sponsor of terrorism is cause for deep concern on several fronts... For one, we’ve released seven convicted Iranian sanctions busters and financial criminals, and expunged international arrest warrants against an additional 14, in exchange for innocent Americans who should have never been incarcerated. President nObama and others who claim this was a diplomatic victory are ignoring that our citizens were held hostage on bogus charges, and that calling this a prisoner swap draws a dangerous equivalency. Moreover, this capitulation will likely encourage Tehran or its terrorist proxies to take more Americans hostage, as they have over three decades. Iran sees, yet again, that there is no price to pay for its rogue behavior. The nuclear deal signed this summer was bad enough. We agreed to fork over an estimated $100 billion in sanctions relief to the regime for temporarily mothballing parts of an illicit nuclear program it should have never built in the first place. We have since failed to respond meaningfully to Iranian ballistic missile launches, human rights violations, and support for terrorism worldwide. http://www.defenddemocracy.org/media-hit/schanzer-jonathan-dont-reward-rogue-behavior-opposing-view/
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The threat to America’s national existence
Clifford D. May.
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The Fight for Democracy in Libya
Continues as the UN backs a new Government
Kerry Lear
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{punchingbagpost.com} ~ As a last stitch effort to end the civil war in Libya, a new United Nations-backed government has been put in place... However, this road to peace seems to be a long one, since two existing parliament leaders are showing opposition. The UN has been deliberating for over a year if they should intervene with this government. The chaos in Libya has been at an all-time high. Starting in 2011, after the country’s former leader was murder by a mob of militiamen, Libya was left fractured and divided. With the country’s vulnerable state, the dark forces of ISIS have taken control over Libya and most of North Africa. "Over the last four years, Libya has become a key node in the expansion of Islamic radicalism across North Africa... and into Europe. If events in Libya continue on their current path, they will likely haunt the United States and its Western allies for a decade or more,” said Ethan Chorin of Foreign Policy.http://punchingbagpost.com/the-fight-for-democracy-in-libya-continues-as-the-un-backs-a-new-government
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nObama releases al Qaeda
bomb expert from Guantánamo
Robert Spencer
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Tariq Mahmoud Ahmed al-Sawah
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Congress Moves to Block Payment to Iran
of $1.7 Billion in Taxpayer Funds
Adam Kredo.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/congress-block-payment-iran-of-1-7-billion-taxpayer-funds/?utm_source=Freedom+Mail&utm_campaign=9f71a52259-WFB_Morning_Beacon_01_22_161_21_2016&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b5e6e0e9ea-9f71a52259-45611665
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Latest Hilly Clinton Email Dump Reveals
Suggested Push For Palestinian Protests
Clare Lopez
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Cornyn: Indict Hilly Clinton
JOEL GEHRKE
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Muslims Claim Offense at National Anthem:
It’s Part of “OppressiveCampaign”
Tim Brown
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{sonsoflibertymedia.com} ~ America better wake up to what the usurper-in-chief and his minions, along with a complicit Congress, are allowing into America’s borders. A good lesson could be learned from the folks down under in Australia, who recently offended Muslims for having them sing the country’s national anthem... While I’m not one that seeks to “force” anyone to do anything, the reality is that Islam presents no system for real justice nor has an Islamic system been established that ensures the liberty of men. Rather, for its 1400 year history, Islam has been notorious for oppression, not freedom. “It’s not enough that you obey the law, no, you have to adopt our values,” Mr Badar told the conference. Right, and in Islamic countries Mr. Badar, how does that work? Do they impose their culture and values on outsiders? You bet your bottom dollar they do! http://sonsoflibertymedia.com/2016/01/muslims-claim-offense-at-national-anthem-its-part-of-oppressive-campaign/.
Hilly Clinton: I Don't Understand
What 'Establishment' Means
Tiffany Gabbay
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Judicial Watch
Uncovers New State Department Records
Confirming Arab Smuggling “Cells,”
Al Qaeda Leader in Mexico.
Judicial Watch
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Krauthammer: EmailGate Now
‘Worse than What Snowden Did’
NICEDEB.
{nicedeb.wordpress.com} ~ The Fox News’ Special Report panel reacted Tuesday evening to new revelations from the Intel IG that several dozen of the emails on Hilly Clinton’s personal server were “above top secret” classification..
According to the reporting of Fox News chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge, Clinton’s personal server contained intelligence from the U.S. Special Access Programs, also known as SAP.
According to the reporting of Fox News chief intelligence correspondent Catherine Herridge, Clinton’s personal server contained intelligence from the U.S. Special Access Programs, also known as SAP.
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The Daily Caller’s Tucker Carlson called the new revelations a “smoking gun” and a “pivot point” for Hillary’s campaign.
The Daily Caller’s Tucker Carlson called the new revelations a “smoking gun” and a “pivot point” for Hillary’s campaign.
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He pointed out that the intel community believes that Clinton’s server – with at least dozens of highly classified data points, was penetrated by foreign intelligence services.
He pointed out that the intel community believes that Clinton’s server – with at least dozens of highly classified data points, was penetrated by foreign intelligence services.
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“If this were a member of the uniformed military who had done this, or a CIA operation’s officer, they’d be in jail,” Carlson said.
“If this were a member of the uniformed military who had done this, or a CIA operation’s officer, they’d be in jail,” Carlson said.
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Mara Liasson, whose first instinct was to defend Clinton, found herself agreeing that this looks exceedingly bad for her. “If it’s true, it’s extremely serious,” she conceded.
Mara Liasson, whose first instinct was to defend Clinton, found herself agreeing that this looks exceedingly bad for her. “If it’s true, it’s extremely serious,” she conceded.
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Weak tea, but we’ll take it, Mara.
Weak tea, but we’ll take it, Mara.
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Krauthammer said, “what people have to understand is that there is nothing higher, more secret than an SAP. From some people I have talked to, this is worse than what Snowden did because he didn’t have access to SAP.”
Krauthammer said, “what people have to understand is that there is nothing higher, more secret than an SAP. From some people I have talked to, this is worse than what Snowden did because he didn’t have access to SAP.”
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He explained that the reason the material is so sensitive is because “if it’s compromised, people die.”
He explained that the reason the material is so sensitive is because “if it’s compromised, people die.”
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Charles continued, “it also means that operations that have been embedded for years and years get destroyed and cannot be reconstituted. This is very serious. Petraeus, as was mentioned earlier, he pled guilty because precisely this kind of information he shared. And I don’t see, given the fact that he is the inspector general of the intelligence community who was writing this officially to the intelligence committee heads in Congress that there is any way to contradict this. It is not a news story. This is an investigative story. And now it’s in the hands of the FBI. It’s hard to imagine that the Department of Justice will ignore this or wave it away.”
Charles continued, “it also means that operations that have been embedded for years and years get destroyed and cannot be reconstituted. This is very serious. Petraeus, as was mentioned earlier, he pled guilty because precisely this kind of information he shared. And I don’t see, given the fact that he is the inspector general of the intelligence community who was writing this officially to the intelligence committee heads in Congress that there is any way to contradict this. It is not a news story. This is an investigative story. And now it’s in the hands of the FBI. It’s hard to imagine that the Department of Justice will ignore this or wave it away.”
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