This and That...

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Quote from Diane:
They should be ignored.

Ignored ??On that we disagree. How are we to ignore them when they are right here in our own backyards, blowing people up ? To stick our heads in the sand and ignore them will be very costly in American lives

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Watch C-Span wed. may 8th for the Whistleblower's and Senate questions.:

Charles Krauthammer: Benghazi Scandal Is "By Definition a Cover-up"

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Soon and one day soon.....

King James Bible ...Isa. 17:1
"The burden of Damascus. Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap."


Raw Video Of Israeli Airstrike In Syria...
The video was shot by rebel forces hence the "Allah Snackbars."

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9/11 Prediction in 1948 Cartoon?

         

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SICKOS... 3 Women – Missing for 10 Years – Found in Cleveland Home

911 call from Amanda Berry:

                       

                       

         
"Amanda Berry is pictured center being reunited with her sister"

This is one WILD video—
"I knew something was wrong when a little pretty
white girl ran into a black man's arms."
...Charles Ramsey, Hero of the moment[/font][/size][/b]

"Hero: Charles Ramsey said he was enjoying some food from McDonald's in his home
when he heard frantic screams for help from his neighbor's house"




•Amanda Berry went missing in 2003 when she was 16-years-old
•Gina DeJesus disappeared when she was 14-years-old in 2004
•Michelle Knight disappeared in 2002 when she was 20-years-old

•All three women kidnapped on the same busy Cleveland block (link)
•All three of the women were found alive in a Cleveland home and are now being treated at a local hospital
•The 52-year-old man who owns the house has been arrested and is in police custody – Neighbors STUNNED !!
•The women had a girl with them, thought to be about 3-years-old

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10,962,532: U.S. Disability Beneficiaries Exceed Population of Greece

(And 95% of these people will never work another day in their life, thankfully SSDI isn't rife with fraud and abuse.... no, wait?... what am I saying??)

(CNSNews.com) – The total number of people in the United States now receiving federal disability benefits hit a record 10,962,532 million in April, which exceeds the 10,815,197 people who live in the nation of Greece.

According to newly released data from the Social Security Administration, the record 10,962,532 total disability beneficiaries in April, included a record 8,865,586 disabled workers (up from 8,853,614 in March), 1,936,236 children of disabled workers, and 160,710 spouses of disabled workers.

According to its latest census, Greece had only 10,815,197 residents.

April was the 195th straight month that the number of American workers collecting federal disability payments increased. The last time the number of Americans collecting disability decreased was in January 1997. That month the number of workers taking disability dropped by 249 people—from 4,385,623 in December 1996 to 4,385,374 in January 1997.

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Made I America

YIKE... another american pathological family:

Honey Boo Boo's Mama June renews vows with (ugh) Sugar Bear

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If only this were true.... 

Huckabee: Benghazi Scandal Will Cost Obama His Presidency

Huckabee: "This is not minor," he said. "It wasn't minor when Richard Nixon lied to the American people and worked with those in his administration to cover up what really happened in Watergate. But, I remind you — as bad as Watergate was, because it broke the trust between the president and the people — no one died. This is more serious because four Americans did, in fact, die."

Influential Republicans are setting their sights on toppling the Obama administration as evidence of a cover-up over the assault on the Benghazi consulate gets stronger.

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is now openly talking about impeachment, saying he does not believe Barack Obama will survive the remaining 3½ years of his presidency.

"When a president lies to the American people and is part of a cover-up, he cannot continue to govern," Huckabee said on his radio show Monday.

"As the facts come out, I think we're going to see something startling. And before it's over, I don't think this president will finish his term unless somehow they can delay it in Congress past the next 3½ years."

Huckabee isn't alone in his belief that Obama could be toppled. The pressure is growing just as Congressional hearings on the Sept. 11, 2012 attacks that left four Americans dead are due to start on Wednesday.

Rep. Darrell Issa of California, who will chair those hearings as chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said he intends to make the president "come clean."

"The administration has made a claim that for classified reasons they changed the story," Issa told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "We believe right now that may be the biggest lie of all, and we intend on making the president come clean as to, quote, 'What the classified reasons are that would justify lying to the American people.'"

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina added to the onslaught against the administration's handling of the assault.

"Political manipulation is rampant here," said Graham in an interview with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren. "The dam's about to break on Benghazi."

And former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton told Newsmax's Steve Malzberg on Monday that he too believes the growing scandal could lead to the "unraveling" of the Obama administration.

"This could be a hinge point for the Obama administration. It's that serious for them,'' said Bolton, who served under President George W. Bush.

Many in the GOP believe the cover-up began as the attack on the Benghazi consulate was going on. The U.S. ambassador to Libya, Chris Stephens, was killed along with information management officer Sean Smith and security staff Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods.

Obama's U.N. ambassador Susan Rice insisted from the start the attack was not a coordinated act of terror, but a protest that escalated. The administration was later forced to backtrack, saying Rice made her statement before all the information was known.

But that failed to stem the tide and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — the Democratic front-runner for presidency in 2016 — has now been accused of failing to send in troops to rescue Stephens and other staff.

Gregory Hicks, who became the top diplomat in Libya after Stevens was killed, claims troops who were ready to come to the rescue were told to stand down.

Lawyers representing Hicks and others now claim the administration is trying to intimidate them against speaking out in Issa's committee's hearings.

Huckabee said that as more reports come out about the deadly attack, and the truth emerges, Obama and his administration "will have lost the right to govern."

"This is not minor," he said. "It wasn't minor when Richard Nixon lied to the American people and worked with those in his administration to cover up what really happened in Watergate. But, I remind you — as bad as Watergate was, because it broke the trust between the president and the people — no one died.

"This is more serious because four Americans did, in fact, die."

Huckabee maintains that what happened in Benghazi is not political, but "goes all the way to the heart of the integrity of the United States government."

Huckabee said Obama's best chance of avoiding impeachment would come if Democrats seize control of the House and keep their control of the Senate after the next round of Congressional elections in November 2014.

"They won't let it happen; not because they're protecting just the president, they're trying to protect their entire political party," he said. "If they try to protect the president and their party, and do so at the expense of the truth, their president and their party will go down."

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Egyptian TV Host Riham Said Removes Veil during Interview, Clashes with Guest Cleric
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/05/07/female-egyptian-tv-host-removes-headscarf-berates-cleric-who-peddles-islam-in-explosive-interview/

(You go, girl)


Egyptian women have been slowly losing what few rights they had as Islamists cement their rule in the country, but in a recent interview, one female television host wasn't having any of it.

The Middle East Media Research Institute compiled the most explosive and telling scenes from the Al-Nahar TV interview between the host Riham Said and the cleric Yousuf Badri.  The clip actually begins before the interview, with the two informally chatting about how the woman will have to cover her hair to interview him.

"Outside this studio, in your daily life, you deal all the time with Muslim women who do not wear the veil," she says with a smile, the two looking directly at one another.  "You have no problem talking to me without the hijab, and then, when the viewers can see, you make we wear it?"

"Let's just start the show," he says.

The clip then skips to a segment on sexual harassment by clerics, which the man has no interest in acknowledging or discussing.

"This is a provocation," he says in a far harsher tone than before the show.  "Change the subject. Talk about things that interest people, about public affairs."

Egyptian women have been slowly losing what few rights they had as Islamists cement their rule in the country, but in a recent interview, one female television host wasn't having any of it.

The Middle East Media Research Institute compiled the most explosive and telling scenes from the Al-Nahar TV interview between the host Riham Said and the cleric Yousuf Badri.  The clip actually begins before the interview, with the two informally chatting about how the woman will have to cover her hair to interview him.

"Outside this studio, in your daily life, you deal all the time with Muslim women who do not wear the veil," she says with a smile, the two looking directly at one another.  "You have no problem talking to me without the hijab, and then, when the viewers can see, you make we wear it?"

"Let's just start the show," he says.

The clip then skips to a segment on sexual harassment by clerics, which the man has no interest in acknowledging or discussing.

"This is a provocation," he says in a far harsher tone than before the show.  "Change the subject. Talk about things that interest people, about public affairs."