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Saturday, November 29, 2008

THE FED: Financial dominance of U.S. is not enough for us!

Behind the scenes at the G20 summit in Washington, world leaders discussed not only future financial regulations, but also the possibility of an international central bank, according U.S. congressman Ron Paul. WATCH THE VIDEO CLIP

Ron Paul asserts that we cannot maintain the status quo. Remember Ron Paul called this crisis years ago. No one listened to him then. Question is, will the Republican Party listen to Ron Paul now?


Ron Polarik, PhD Final Report of Obama's COLB: Forged Images, Phony Photos, and Felony Fraud

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Rev Manning: "I'm gonna make that long legged Mac Daddy tell me where he was born!"

You just gotta watch this Reverend Manning video. Reverend Manning is the popular Obama antagonist black minister.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Democrat Sen. Diane Wilkerson caught on video stuffing cash bribes into her bra


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Massachusetts State Senator Diane Wilkerson was arrested for having succumbed to a virulent case of Politician’s Disease, commonly known as corruption.

Wilkerson was caught on camera stuffing ten Franklins (also known as hundred dollar bills for over-taxed Americans who have never seen one) into her bra during a “money-for-legislative influence” sting operation run by undercover FBI agents.

In all, she’s charged with taking $23,500 in bribes, a major haul that must have required at least a pair of size 46 double-D cups.

The libertarian solution to official corruption is different than most:
1. Do away with government and you do away with corrupt government officials.

2. Barring that unlikely scenario, forbid governments at all levels from doing anything that isn’t expressly permitted by their constitutions. That will eliminate about 90% or so of virtually every government in America. When there’s little “legislative influence” to sell to eager lobbyist buyers it gets rid of 90% or so of the corruption.

But, since the people who make the laws are the people who benefit most from the “money-for-legislative influence” scam, that suggestion won’t be turned into policy any time soon either.

So, guys, next time you’re down at the local Bump & Grind stuffing your federal reserve notes into a stripper’s g-string remember that it’s after-tax money you’re giving the girlies. The taxbucks skimmed from your paycheck before you ever saw them will end up padding some politico’s brassiere.

At least at the Bounce & Flounce you may actually be getting something worthwhile in return for your bribe money.

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Was John F. Kennedy part of the tin foil hat wearing crowd?

In this video JFK clearly speaks of the threat to free and independent people by secret societies. Listen to a national broadcast Kennedy made. What do you make of it?

Friday, November 21, 2008

Norman Cox calls Washington Township Board Meeting: UGLIEST SCENE HE'S WITNESSED COVERING GOVERNMENT MEETINGS

In this video, which is in current rotation on Channel 6 news, Norman Cox informs the public that Joe Simpson shouted the N-Word at his news crew. He also goes on to state how Ray Baker, board president, refused to take calls at his other government paid job in the assessor's office.

Big thanks and thumbs up to Norman Cox for having the kahunas to tell this story. Our readers are encouraged to write to the board members who voted themselves a raise and demand a public apology and explanation as to why they deserve a 60% pay raise when their job responsibilities are reduced.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP BOARD DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED THEMSELVES A 60%RAISE:
Ray Baker, 327-4819, 327-4827 or 257-5677, arbclimited@att.net
Joe Simpson, 283-4096, jesimp@earthlink.net
Mary Orea, 925-0079, mary.orea@centergov.org
David Smith, 796-5069, dfsinvol09@yahoo.com

Apology demanded for racist remarks hurled by Joe Siimpson, Washington Township Board Member

We received an open letter from Patriot Paul demanding an apology to the taxpayers from Washington Township Board who was a personal witness to the racist tirade of Joe Simpson:

We demand an apologyThursday night's Washington Township Board's self indulgent behavior of voting a 60% salary increase for themselves in front of standing room only disgusted taxpayers is one thing. But loudly using the 'N' word from one of the Board members toward a media photographer is inexcusable. The board owes the taxpayers in that room, and in Washington Twp.,and by extension all citizens, a deep apology for a needless and racially charged confrontation. The Star recently promised an investigative team for issues of concern to its readers, so let's see what your made of!
Paul Wheeler

OMG! Washington Township Board Member, Joe Simpson, screams N-word at Channel 6 News Photographer

Joe Simpson
"Some Two-Bit Township Board Member "
Hurls N-WORD at Channel 6 Cameraman at Thursday's Board Meeting

Earlier today, I got a phone call from an activist who attended the contentious Washington Township board meeting last night to tell me that a board member used the N-word in a threatening way to the news crew.

While I was waiting to get all the facts together, political reporter Norman Cox, published Joe Simpson's very unprofessional racial tirade on Capitol Watch Blog, which you absolutely have to read to believe!


"Simpson then started yelling at him, saying, among other
things, “You can’t talk to me that way!” It finally escalated to the point where
Simpson screamed, “You might as well just called me a n*****!” At that point,
Simpson started moving forward threateningly."

Cox also reports that the board members would not answer questions of the press regarding this pay raise, nor would they accept calls at their place of work, citing it was inappropriate. Cox points out that other public officials in the state house take his calls at work all the time...guys like Brian Bosma and Pat Bauer who run the state legislature. Cox then went on to call him a "some two-bit township board member" and stated that the Washington Township Board is the poster child for getting rid of township government.

What is really sad to me is that, while America has now proven we are well beyond racism by our election of Barack Obama for the highest office in the world, a two-bit black elected official who votes himself a 60% taxpayer funded raise, still feels the need to play the race card.

It's quite obvious to everyone who watched the outburst that Joe Simpson is the racist.

Greed is alive and well in Washington Township

PATRIOT PAUL WRITES:
If there is a Poster-Child for self indulgent Township boards, it was last night's Washington Township Board, who voted themselves a 60% salary raise, despite a packed room who was shocked. 4 Democrats voted yes for the raise against 3 Republicans who were against it. Channel 6 has the report. (yes, the sign in the video is mine).


ABDUL HAKIM-SHABAZZ WRITES:
Township Board Tells Voters Where To Go and What to Do With Themselves When They Get There!!!

The Washington Township Board tonight told its citizens to go have sex with themselves and by a 4-3 vote gave itself a near 60 percent raise. The board took no public input and raised its pay from $2200 a year to more than $3600. Who still wants township government?

I am now more than ever convinced that the only difference between a township board member and a Somali pirate are jet skis and a rocket launcher.

UPDATE:
I spoke to Washington Township Board President Ray Baker this morning. He told me the raises were necessary because the township has a lot of work to do, even though it doesn’t have a fire department anymore. He says says the township has to sell land, cell phone towers and consolidate office space. He also says the public doesn’t understand township government and it would take too long to educate them.

Really? Here’s your opportunity to get educated from the people who voted “yes”.

Ray Baker, 327-481 or 257-5677, rbclimited@att.net
Joe Simpson, 283-4096, jesimp@earthlink.net
Mary Orea, 925-0079, mary.orea@centergov.org
David Smith, 796-5069, dfsinvol09@yahoo.com

If you call be respectful, polite and don’t get personal and I’m sure the Board members won’t mind spending time with you explaining why they voted themselves a 60 percent raise.

Tomorrow: END THE FED Rally

INDIANAPOLIS ACTIVIST INFORMATION
MEET: Saturday morning 9:30 am
WHERE: Einstein's Bagels, 1055 Broad Ripple Avenue
CONTACT: 317-938-8913
DEPART: 10:30 am
RETURN: 6 pm
WHAT TO BRING: Signs for cars, banners, flags, gas & lunch money
WHAT TO WEAR: Comfortable walking shoes, warm clothes,
There will be plenty of opportunity to ride share
If you are pissed at what this cartel of bankers is doing to your country, yet do nothing about it, you have no grounds whatsoever to bitch about what is happening.

The time is here for every American to do their part.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

City of Hammond flat broke, spends nearly $9,000 on aquarium fish

This was forwarded to us from our friends from the TEAM HAMMOND TAXPAYERS GROUP.

The city can't afford bus service or health care but can afford fish for a salt-water aquarium.

You've got to be kidding, right?

On October 24, 2008, a claim was submitted to the city council in the amount of $423.00 for purchases made at Pet Playground, 6944 Kennedy Avenue.

A variety of tropical fish (Black Bar Soldier, Yellow Angel, 2 Bluefin Damsels, Pajama Cardinals) were purchased for a salt-water aquarium.

Further investigation revealed claims in 2006 for $2,239.35, in 2007 for $3,693.95 and in 2008 (up until October) for $2,766.50 for fish, salt and other aquarium-related items. This comes to a grand total of $8,699.80!

Where did the money come from to pay for the $8,699.80 in fish and aquarium supplies? The mayor's discretionary gaming fund. Contrary to what the mayor believes; gaming revenue is still taxpayers' money!

Hammond citizens will lose their ability to get to work, the doctor or grocery shop when bus service is cut as of June 30, 2009 but hey! the mayor has a beautiful salt-water aquarium with tropical fish for him to enjoy.

Well you know what they say, it's all about the RIGHT PRIORITIES!

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Washington Township Taxpayers asked to Attend Thursday Budget Meeting

The Washington Township Board are voting themselves a huge pay raise and taxpayers from that district need to show up at Thursday's meeting to demonstrate disapproval.

Washington Township Board Budget Meeting
THURSDAY NOV 20, 2008 @ 6:15 PM
Township Administration Office
1595 E. 86th Street (behind the Fire Station 6)


This story is making it into the news, so expect the news crews to be there. And although there is no public testimony, a well made sign held high in the air speaks volumes and will likely find its way on to the news.

Monday, November 17, 2008

2nd Amendment Defenders: Buy 100 rounds of ammo on Wednesday November 19th

November 19 is National Ammo Day.

It is a nationwide BUYcott of ammunition. You buy ammunition. 100 Rounds a person.
The goals of Ammo Day:

The goal of National Ammo Day is to empty the ammunition from the shelves of your local gun store, sporting goods, or hardware store and put that ammunition in the hands of law-abiding citizens. Make your support of the Second Amendment known--by voting with your dollars!

There are an estimated 75 MILLION gun owners in the United States of America. If each gun owner or Second Amendment supporter buys 100 rounds of ammunition, that’s 7.5 BILLION rounds in the hands of law-abiding citizens!
The gun/ammunition manufacturers have been taking the brunt of all the frivolous lawsuits, trying to put these folks out of business. Well, not if we can help it! And we CAN help it by buying ammunition on November 19!

Sunday, November 16, 2008

The World's Biggest Bank Heist


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by PHILIP DELVES BROUGHTON

ROAD TRIP SATURDAY: Louisville "End The Fed" rally

HFFT activists are organizing a carpool caravan for next Saturday's national END THE FED rally at Louisville's Federal Reserve Bank. We will join simultaneous rallies at every Federal Reserve across America.

The rally is planned to bring more public awareness of an Act authored by Congressman Ron Paul (TX) , House Resolution 2755, a proposal to abolish The Federal Reserve Board.

Barack Obama's win as our nation's first black president, shows a great social achievement for America. He unites our humanity across racial divides toward a common dream of hope for a better tomorrow. And where there is hope, there lies possibility for faith. And faith always carries a duty for action. Hopefully some of you have not yet lost your faith in America. We have not. That's why we continue work together to right her wrongs.

Now we must make equally great strides on the fiscal front. It is critical that we confront the handling of our money by the group of bankers, known as The Federal Reserve Bank or The Fed. The Fed is not federal and there are no reserves. The bankers controlling The Fed are the most powerful individuals in the world. However, there are more of us, we have free speech, we have the internet, and we have ability to shine light on our problems in order that they may be fixed.

Had there never been the Civil Rights Movement within the last 50 years, there would not be an African American preparing to take oath to serve the highest office.

As Abdul aptly put last week:
"U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says because the banks aren’t lending he want to take your $700 billion bailout money and give it to credit card and other loan companies. Regardless of the fact that this is totally messed up on so many levels, think about this. The government is taking your money to loan to the banks so the banks can loan you money. Wouldn’t it make more sense for the government to just not take your money in the first place?"


Lately Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson , former chief of Goldman Sachs, was given sole discretion (without oversight) of $850 billion of our future labor with a flakey hasty promise to bailout troubled mortgage assets. Instead he decided to give it, carte blanche, to the banks. Many of the banks are hoarding it, rather than keeping commercial lending oiled. Meanwhile, Iran converts $750 billion of its national treasury into gold.

The American automobile industry, led by GM, is getting in line for their bailout check next. They, along with the UAW, have lobbyists working non-stop to push their bailout through as quickly as possible. Fortunately it is meeting with resistance from President Bush.

Indiana Senator Richard Lugar states that he currently does not support the auto manufacturer's bailout and was incredulous that they asked for the money without a plan. It seems our esteemed Senator learned quickly from his hasty support of the first bailout and is wisely hesitant to jump into more deals. Maybe he feels double-crossed by Secretary Paulson & Pals too.

Saturday's rally is to bring awareness to America that The Fed must End and that there is a resolution waiting for congressional co-sponsors to abolish the Federal Reserve.

CAR POOL MEET UP: Saturday 11/22/2008
WHERE: Broad Ripple @ 9:30 am
RSVP: For meet up details & location, email hoosiers.for.fair.taxation@gmail.com
RETURN TO INDY: 6pm
WHAT TO BRING: Signs, flags, banners, lunch and gas money
WHAT TO WEAR: Comfortable warm layers and good walking shoes

NATIONAL END THE FED WEBSITE


Friday, November 14, 2008

Indianapolis Mayor Ballard plans to cut city taxes! Let's give back to Indy & keep our food pantries stocked!

Local political reporter, Abdul broke the good news today that Mayor Greg Ballard is planning to cut the COIT increase forced upon us last year by $18 million! That means our paychecks will be a little bit bigger each week!

After all the work we did last year to help Mayor Ballard get elected, every one of us was happy to see a balanced the budget this year which previously operated in the red and constantly borrowed from the bond bank.

Can you imagine where we would be today if our former mayor was allowed to run another term with that sham of a city budget (complete with missing pages) in today's troubled economic climate? I don't know about you, but I am glad I live in Indianapolis, Indiana right now.

I think it would be fitting if once the decrease is in effect, if we all give back to our city by honoring the Mayor's recent request to keep our cities food pantries stocked.

Now more than ever we need to show the liberals that Americans are generous and we don't need to be forced through taxation to take care of the social needs within our communities. America is the most charitable nation on earth.

Is there another Mayor in the country that is cutting milions in taxes in the middle of these economic times? Let's hope the national media will report this.

Local activist attorney Paul Ogden's message to Republicans

Taxpayer Money is Not a Slush Fund for Big Corporations

As the McCain folks continue trash Sarah Palin in an attempt to blame her for their own shortfalls and a loss preordained by history, some Republicans are beginning the serious business of re-evaluating the future of the GOP.

Clearly the philosophy of the Republican Party has gotten off track. As I have mentioned in these pages before, it would be unwise if the blame lands on the backs of social conservatives. Indeed it has been the support of social conservatives who kept the GOP and Bush alive, well after the party's pulse was barely beating.

I chuckle at those Republicans who idiolize Barry Goldwater's economic conservatism and social liberalism as the model for the party. In 1964, Goldwater demonstrated that such a coalition is a definite minority when he lost in one of the worst landslides in presidential history. Let's not also forget that Goldwater, one of the few Republicans who voted against the Civil Rights of 1964, helped drive away African-American voters from the GOP. Goldwater is not this Republican's hero.

As I've pointed out here, the problem is not that Republicans lost majority support because it embraced social conservatism, but rather because the party lost the fiscal conservative voters who are the essential part of the Reagan coalition. Voters no longer see the GOP as the party of limited government and lower taxes. Republicans became the party of big government and lost fiscal conservatives in the process.

Once in power courtesy of the Reagan Revolution, Republicans set about using the tools of government to assist their supporters, big business. While in days of past, Republicans decried the Democrats for handing out government largess to the poor and working class, not coincidentally voters likely to vote for the Democrats, Republicans took taxpayer money and gave it to corporations. While the Democrats often are guilty of demagoguery, the charge that Republicans were for corporate welfare stuck, and rightfully so because it was true.

In days of past, Republicans fought for their business patron by standing for a competitive marketplace and lower taxes. Today, the headlines are that the Republican Treasury Secretary is reconsidering which corporations are going to receive taxpayer bailout money. On its deathbed, the Reagan Revolution spends its remaining days picking which corporations will be awarded for their failures with taxpayer money. Fortunately, Reagan, a true hero to Republicans, is not alive to see how far his heirs strayed from the principles for which he stood.

Today, corporate welfare takes many forms and exists as much on the local and state stage, as the national. As you drive around the city of Indianapolis, you see monuments of taxpayer money spent to help corporate interests. Two of the most prominent on the city's skyline are the Lucas Oil Stadium and Conseco Fieldhouse. Those buildings built by so-called public-private partnerships are simply ways of channeling taxpayer money to big corporate interests.

The cousin of public-private partnerships is privatization. Republicans in the 1980s and 1990s rightfully touted privatization on the very Republican principle of bringing market competition into the provision of public services. Then Republicans proceeded to forget those principles, privatizing services for which there only one or two vendors able to provide the service and then handing out long-term contract to those privatization vendors so they are shielded from competition. Worse yet, office-holders, undoubtedly blinded by the campaign contributions they received from these companies, fail to monitor the private company's compliance with the privatization contract. For example, we are having a crisis with privatized medical services in jails and prisons and nobody in government lifts a finger to make those vendors comply with their contracts or the law.

As the Republicans look to the future, they need to revisit the philosophical roots of the Reagan Revolution. Those roots were not about handing over taxpayer money to corporate patrons in a public-private partnership or a privatization deal. The philosophy was about keeping taxes low and fighting for a competitive marketplace for business. If Republicans continue to treat taxpayer money as a slush fund for corporate interests, they will continue to pay at the polls.

Note: See related post on privatization, including my rules for doing it correctly.

The Constitution and our founders' intent vs. intent of this nation's enemies

A look at several of today's issues clearly reveals most of our government programs today are far from the Founders' original intent and as Justice Thomas says, have about as much basis in the Constitution as the latest football scores--the authority is purely made-up.

For example:


U. S. foreign policy:
Founders' intent : Expressed in the Monroe Doctrine wherein the U. S. promised to stay out of the affairs of other nations, particularly those of the eastern hemisphere.

Made-up intent: Involve ourselves in the affairs of nearly every nation on earth and try to buy their friendship with money we don't even have.

U. S. monetary policy:
Founders' intent : Congress to establish and control our money system based on gold and silver standard to prevent manipulation.

Made-up intent : Give control of monetary system to private bankers who issue fiat money which lets them make money out of nothing--money on which we then pay them interest.

Federalism or vertical separation of powers :
Founders' intent : Only limited and carefully defined powers to the federal government. Government concerned with people's lives and property is only at state level or lower.

Made-up intent : Allowing Washington to have direct influence and control of local government, which destroys strong local self-government.

Horizontal Separation of Power:
Founders' intent : The power to make law was given exclusively to the representatives of the people in Congress.

Made-up intent : More laws are being made by the executive and judicial departments than are made by congress, which effect millions of people and their property.

National Debt:

Founders' intent : Debt is a temporary evil and if used must be paid off before the generation that borrowed it leaves the scene. It is immoral to pass debt on to next generation. It amounts to taxation without representation.

Made-up intent : Debt is a blessing to America. We can borrow ourselves wealthy. Passing debt onto the next generation allows those to pay the debt who will benefit from the programs paid for by the borrowed money.

Income Tax:
Founders' intent : The Founders put a prohibition of income tax into the Constitution because its enforcement violates the privacy rights of U.S. citizens. They said there are much better ways to raise revenue.

Made-up intent : Unconstitutional programs pushed in the "Progressive Era" became so expensive that new sources of revenue needed to be developed. A tax on incomes began at two percent and is only limited by what politicians can get away with. It is also a vehicle to implement a graduated tax to redistribute wealth.

Welfare Programs:

Founders' intent : The Founders' scale of fixed responsibility for one's welfare is: self, family, church, community, county, and state. Never was the federal government to be involved in welfare programs.
Made-up intent : The federal government has unconstitutionally become the sugar daddy of the American people. One reason the federal government has done this is because the monetary system lets the money managers create money out of nothing. It buys votes and wins elections.

Agriculture:
Founders' intent : The Founders specifically excluded agriculture from the purview of federal authority saying it is only a local and state function.

Made-up intent : Government programs in agriculture have taken away the freedom to fail, a necessary ingredient in the free-market system. The federal government has increased the cost of food by layer upon layer of regulation.

Marriage and Domestic Law:
Founders' intent : The core unit which determines the strength of any society is the family, therefore governments have the responsibility to foster and protect its integrity.

Made-up intent : State and federal judiciaries have injected themselves into the questions of marriage, redefining marriage and endangering the most fundamental building block of society.

NY TIMES: Ron Paul a popular pick for Obama's Cabinet

Not that the Establishment elite will listen to their peon constituents, but Ron Paul was a high ranking people's choice for Treasury Secretary according to this NY Times survey.

Hoosiers For Fair Taxation first suggested in September that former comptroller David Walker and Ron Paul be considered for cabinet positions with McCain, but we would be equally happy if they were working with the Obama administration on our behalf. After all, didn't President-elect Obama promise to work across the aisle? Didn't Obama proclaim this great message of UNITY?

It would be nice if Obama gave a little love to the patriotic, liberty minded, hardworking, self-reliant backbone that built this country, wouldn't it?

Ron Paul also reached the Top 10 for Defense Secretary (#5), Attorney General (#6), Secretary of Homeland Security (#6), and Secretary of State (#7).

Considering that Ron Paul appears on none of the drop-down selection menus offered by the New York Times, these impressive results document Ron Paul’s continuing popularity. All votes Ron Paul received were submitted by New York Times readers typing in his name.

Will Obama pick the people's choice? No way. His global elite banking cabal Masters would never permit it. Remember Obama is their puppet and puppets don't move until their strings are pulled.

I hope to God that I am wrong. I hope to God that Obama is planning to double-cross the real enemies of America in effort to truly serve the people and our constitution. I hope to God that the labor nions will still be allowed to vote in secret and that radio stations will be allowed to air any content that they desire. I hope to God that Obama won't allow a banking cabal to run off with our money in the light of day. I still hold out hope that he'll double cross the bastards.


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