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Monday, June 13, 2016
The Orlando Terrorist Attack Is The Price We Pay For Not Destroying ISIS
In the wake of the Orlando terrorist attack, which left 50 dead and for which ISIS claimed responsibility on Sunday, there’s one question we probably will not debate seriously: whether we should return to the Bush doctrine and shut down terrorist safe havens overseas, and specifically whether we should deploy troops to the Middle East to destroy ISIS.
Instead, gun control and anti-gay bigotry will be the going concerns, especially among our liberal and media elite in the days ahead, just as they were in the hours after the attack. Partisans on the Left believe they can bend those aspects of attack to their advantage in domestic political battles, and that’s what they’ll talk about.
Obama Doesn’t Think Terrorism Is A Big Deal
No matter. We will hear more about gun control. But we won’t hear the president announce a new foreign policy to defeat ISIS because on a fundamental level Obama think these kinds of terrorist attacks are an acceptable price to pay for American nonintervention in the Middle East.
A passage from Jeffery Goldberg’s lengthy piece in the April edition of The Atlantic, “The Obama Doctrine,” captures the essence of Obama’s thinking about ISIS and radical Islamic terrorism generally. In the immediate aftermath of the Paris attacks last November, Obama, who...
Radical Islamist Orlando Terrorist Followed Violent Imam Says DHS
BREAKING NEWS – Omar Mateen, the Muslim Terrorist that murdered 50 American Citizens early Sunday morning, has been identified as a follower of a violent criminal Imam that was just released from prison last year. The controversial gang leader-turned-bank robber was released from a Florida prison last year despite warnings from prosecutors that he would recruit people to carry out violent acts, according to a report by FoxNews.com.
The bloody siege inside a packed Orlando gay nightclub was the end result of a failure of law enforcement that only ended with the storming of the building by SWAT teams which killed the cowardly terrorist. Mateen was a known radical Muslim who followed the “teachings” of Marcus Dwayne Robertson, a law enforcement source told reporters. Marcus Dwayne Robertson, is a former U.S. Marine known to his supporters at his Orlando-based Fundamental Islamic Knowledge Seminary as “Abu Taubah.” He is also the alleged former leader of a violent....
Sunday, June 12, 2016
Crooked Hillary's Crooked Deals...
At Some Point, You WIl Have To.... Take A Stand...
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This Pretty Much Sums Up Today's Politicians...
All Liberty Is Rooted In Strength. All Bondage Is Rooted In Weakness...
Evil Preaches Tolerance Until It Is Dominant...
Laid-Off Americans, Required to Zip Lips on Way Out, Grow Bolder
LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. — American corporations are under new scrutiny from federal lawmakers after well-publicized episodes in which the companies laid off American workers and gave the jobs to foreigners on temporary visas.
But while corporate executives have been outspoken in defending their labor practices before Congress and the public, the American workers who lost jobs to global outsourcing companies have been largely silent.
Until recently. Now some of the workers who were displaced are starting to speak out, despite severance agreements prohibiting them from criticizing their former employers.
Marco Peña was among about 150 technology workers who were laid off in April by Abbott Laboratories, a global health care conglomerate with headquarters here. They handed in their badges and computer passwords, and turned over their work to a company based in India. But Mr. Peña, who had worked at Abbott for 12 years, said he had decided not to sign the agreement that was given to all departing employees, which included a nondisparagement clause.
Mr. Peña said his choice cost him at least $10,000 in severance pay. But on an April evening after he walked out of Abbott’s tree-lined campus here for the last time, he spent a few hours in a local bar at a gathering organized by technology worker advocates, speaking his mind about a job he had loved and lost.
“I just didn’t feel right about signing,” Mr. Peña said. “The clauses were pretty blanket. I felt like they were eroding my rights.”
Leading members of Congress from both major parties have questioned the nondisparagement agreements, which are commonly used by corporations but can prohibit ousted workers from raising complaints about what they see as a misuse of temporary visas. Lawmakers, including....
UPDATE: Obama Is Bringing 100 Syrian Refugees Into US EVERY DAY
Breitbart.com reported:
The Obama administration has created a “resettlement surge center” which has produced a pouring of 100 Syrian refugees in the U.S. per day. The very real risk to Americans – the lack of proper vetting of these individuals by the quick processing that is being done, almost all of them reportedto be Muslims.
Over 100 Syrian refugees have been admitted every day in June according to the federal government’s own database from the Refugee Processing Center. More than 1,000 were admitted in May. The rate of those admitted has sky-rocketed when compared to...
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