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June 10, 2013
France's high tax rates. Putin granted
the actor Russian citizenship and other Russian officials had given him flats
around the country, including in Grozny, the postwar capital of Chechnya which
is a well-known Muslim stronghold that frequently provokes Russia and the two
countries squabble and fight. If you recall, the Boston Marathon bombers were
from Chechnya. They were the Tsarnaev brothers, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar, whom Al
Qaeda Magazine praised for killing and maiming innocent onlookers of the Boston
Marathon including a 12-year-old boy.
June 10, 2013
By Don White
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| From founding father to America's first traitor, Benedict Arnold who sold secrets to the enemy, England during the Revolutionary War in America. |
If a spy is selling American military secrets to an enemy
nation, we call him a traitor. What do we call him when he helps to unravel a
government plot against its own people, a spying mission called PRISM run by
the National Security Agency (NSA) and engaged in gathering “private” information
about millions of innocent American citizens?
Snowden Is A Patriot. Bush and Obama Are The Traitors—Traitors
To Our Freedoms
I call the man, Edward Snowden, a hero, and he ought not
to have to flee the CIA or some other murderous U.S. government organization.
It reminds me a little of the "Bourne Identity" movie where an ex CIA operative is
injured and can’t remember who he is and the CIA is out to destroy him for the
secrets his head holds.
Our current whistle-blower, Edward Snowden,
is on the run. He was reported being in Hong Kong, but where will he go next?
Iceland, Russia, mainland China. It’s a mystery as death defying and perplexing
as any written by John La Carre, Eric Ambler, Len Deighton, Sumerset Maugham,
Ken Follitt, or Charles McCarry.
But we now know that President Barack Obama, Like
President George W. Bush before him, has a twisted mind. He wants to gather
information for himself and the Democratic Party which might insure liberals to
be in power for the next one hundred years or more. Political dominance was not why George Bush gathered information on Americans, however. .
Obama’s
Motives Are Evil
Obama
wants to make a case against certain Americans, perhaps millions of us, who
have done our country no harm but are loyal U.S. citizens--more than we can say
about Obama. He and James Clapper’s NSA and thousands of government
workers and crooked attorneys, whose salaries we pay through our exorbitant
taxes, masquerade as loyal citizens who want nothing more than to protect the
security of the nation from the likes of Russia, North Korea and China. But it's all a fraud, a lie, and deceit against honest, hardworking Americans.
Election Fraud:The problem with that scenario is that it’s a cover up. It’s as scandalous as the IRS fiasco.where Obama told IRS agents to harass Republicans and hold up tax exempt status from many deserving Americanss who wanted to support Mitt Romney in the last election. The radio and TV ads their money would buy was crucial for Romney to have had an equal chance to win the election by catching up with Obama’s spending and exposure.. This is the reason Americans like Publisher Steve Forbes are calling for a special prosecutor. We believe testimony will lead the prosecutor directly to he White House and to the Oval Office. This is Obama’s greatest fear.
Obama’s agents, like Hitler’s Nazi Party, are merchants of
fear
The
real reason for pestering innocent Americans is political. It scares citizens
to know that the FBI, CIA and NSA are out there looking for bits and pieces of
information from which they might connect the dots and piece together “proof” to make an unwarranted
arrest and get some liberal judge to allow them to take some of these exaggerated “cases”
to court. A few convictions would stir up the people enough that they might
fall into line sooner, just as the mere presence of Hitler’s storm troopers and the Nazi liars
bent the freedom-loving will of the German people and made them pliable and
more “compliant and governable.” Are Americans any more resilient from this
kind of terror than the Germans were?
"Great liars are
also great magicians" said Adolf Hitler. “Make the lie big, make it simple, keep
saying it, and eventually they will believe it.”
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| Whistle-blower Edward Snowden is on the run. Chasing him is our CIA and FBI. Through some strange act of "logic" the Feds figure he must be a traitor because he told on Obama's government when they rampantly began collecting data on people indiscriminately through Facebook, Google, Apple, etc. |
Now comes a young man named Edward Snowden
who provided inside information to The Guardian in England. This
newspaper published the truth about how Obama has extracted agreements with nine or more Internet providers, search engines and social networks like Facebook,
Google, Apple, Microsoft and an untold number of brands
that want the world to trust them. Why? They’ve got our personal information,
emails, photos, and documents. Yet, they are now facing a battle to maintain
that trust after disclosures that the US government was given access to their
customers' data online via the PRISM program operated by the NSA.
Low information Democrats
buy the Obama party line. They defend him, stating that he is only trying,
through the Patriot Act and like Bush, to keep our national secrets secure from
other countries. But they are not secure. China has hacked into our military
and development secrets. Can we punish them in some way?
Last Friday Obama met
with the Chinese dictator, President Xi Jinping, in California, avoiding any mention of Chinese
cyberespionage, collection of cyberdata or hacking. Edward Snowden has said he might seek asylum
in a country with 'shared values', such as Iceland.
Below: Photograph: The
Guardian/AFP/Getty Images of Obama and China's dictator President Xi Jinping
Russia has offered to
consider an asylum request from US whistleblower Edward Snowden, in the
Kremlin's latest move to woo critics of the west. Snowden fled the United States before
leaking the details of a top-secret US surveillance program to The Guardian this month. He is currently
believed to be in Hong Kong, but has reportedly changed hotels to keep his
location secret.
Fearing US
retaliation, Snowden said at the weekend that "my
predisposition is to seek asylum in a country with shared values",
citing Iceland as an example. He defended his decision to flee to Hong Kong by
citing its relative freedom compared with mainland China.
Snowden is not known
to have made any asylum requests, including to Russia. Yet speaking to the
Russian newspaper Kommersant, Dmitry Peskov, Vladimir Putin's spokesman, said:
"If such an appeal is given, it will be considered. We'll act according to
facts."
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| Russian President Vladimir Putin wearing typical Russian winter gear. |
Peskov's comments were
widely carried by the Russian media, which have largely ignored Snowden's
revelations that the National Security Agency (NSA) was secretly empowered with
wide-reaching authority to collect information from the US mobile provider Verizon and to snoop on emails and internet communications via
a data-mining program called Prism. Russia's feared
security services are widely believed to maintain similar powers.
Peskov's comments on
potential asylum opened the floodgates on support for Snowden. Robert Shlegel,
an influential MP with the ruling United Russia party, said: "That would
be a good idea."
Alexey Pushkov, head
of the Duma's international affairs committee and a vocal US critic, said on
Twitter: "By promising asylum to Snowden, Moscow has taken upon itself the
protection of those persecuted for political reasons. There will be hysterics
in the US. They only recognize this right for themselves."
He continued: "Listening to telephones
and tracking the internet, the US special services broke the laws of their
country. In this case, Snowden, like Assange, is a human rights activist."
Russia has a roundly
poor reputation for human rights and freedom of speech, with people regularly
persecuted for their political beliefs. Dozens have been arrested for
protesting against Putin, and the president's top critics continue to face the
decision of whether to flee the country or end up in jail.
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| Sergei Leonidovich Magnitsky was a Russian accountant and auditor whose arrest and subsequent death in custody generated international media attention and triggered both official and unofficial inquiries |
The country's own
whistleblowers suffer harrowing fates. Sergei Magnitsky, a lawyer who revealed
a multimillion-dollar corruption scheme involving officials from the interior
ministry and tax police, was arrested and later died in jail after being
refused medical attention. His body also showed signs of torture. Alexey
Navalny, a prominent anti-corruption activist, is currently on trial on charges
widely believed to be politically motivated.
Yet Russia is often
among the first countries to offer support for whistleblowers who expose
wrongdoing in the west. Julian Assange, the head of WikiLeaks, found many a
champion among Russian officials and was given a program on “Russia Today,” the
Kremlin's English-language propaganda television channel.
Putin has made a
concerted effort to woo those who forsake the west. This year, he loudly
welcomed Gérard Depardieu after the French actor declared his desire to
renounce his citizenship in protest at
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| Gérard Depardieu, famous French actor, was offered Russian citizenship when he rebelled at the high taxes and restrictive laws in his home country of France. As it turned out, the Russians were going to see to it that he would be provided a daca in Grazni, which is in the Muslim-controlled state of Chechnia which he declined. Most Americans would decline living in that embittered country, the nation from which the Tsarnaev brothers came. They were the pressure cooker bombers at the Boston Marathon. |
This kind of indiscriminate
murder is decried here in the west when it’s one of our own. But the Obama use
of drones creates similar innocent victims almost each time he orders the
techies a thousand miles away to bomb a target. .
Tamerlan and Dzhokhar
Tsarnaev, courtesy of
The New Yorker magazine.
The New Yorker magazine.
Now Obama has other
innocent targets in the person of millions of Americans whose identies,
personal information, and home addresses, phone numbers and addresses, plus
plenty of other information, is now not private and could be exploited.
Sure
Americans are disgusted and scared, just as innocent people who mean us no harm
are scared each time they hear that familiar low pitched lawn-mower-sounding
whirr of the U.S. drones, armed to the teeth with rockets and devastating
bombs.
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