Thread: Are you ready for 2012?

Are you ready for 2012?

Americans are waking up

Thank you Mr. Obama...for bringing Americans together. For that you get a gold star.

From your messages we learned that you lie, you play favorites, you favor Islam, you favor big corporations to line your pockets, you have obligated the America people to huge debt that our children's children will thank you as well.



Yes you have attempted to fundamentally transform America into a Marxist country that is beyond recognition. You hired known communists for Czars, used occupiers to intimidate and allowed the Federal Reserve to print money and destroy our economy. Your corruption knows no bounds. You and your corrupt Attorney General Holder are suing the States for attempting to enforce Federal Law. You have promoted mediocre healthcare, "F" ratings for our schools, down grade of our AAA credit rating, burned bibles, destroyed the banking , fishing, auto and energy industries. You did all of this while encouraging hatred, class warfare,calling us names, calling us lazy, terrorist, used phony science, bad investments for taxpayer dollars, bowing to our enemies, handing with hard earned dollars to our enemies, promoting foreign business while destroying ours. You have given away: our food, our money, our jobs (yes you created jobs, 1.2 million overseas) our drone, our sovereignty, our resources, our technology and our military secrets. You have overloaded healthcare, schools, entitlements with illegals (your new voters). You have given grants for phony EPA projects designed to steal our liberty, private property and restrict our movement. After all you don't believe in American excellence, you believe in communal mediocrity which will become the highlight of your Presidency. Yes, we got it you want to fundamentally transform America into a third world country.



Well, we got the message and we say enough, no matter what you offer. We would rather follow Opie see Opieh



We are ready.

Americans are fighting back, we are united, we will prevail....



Success Stories of 2011

We created our own media that tells the truth, we are monitoring schools, promoting the 10th Amendment, educating ourselves, and TALKING ABOUT POLITICS AND RELIGION OPENLY. WE have officially ended political correctness.



We learned that Sustainable Development is code for confiscating private property in the name of protecting the environment. Therefore, Americans all over the country are education legislators and kicking ICLEI and Smart Growth out of their county, most recently are Momouth and Somerset counties, NJ and La Plata, Co.



The best 2011 Smart Growth News goes to Supreme Court of California for dissolving over 400 redevelopment agencies. Redevelopment is code for stealing taxpayer money from highway projects for rebuild using favored contractors. Sustainable Developments to herd people into pack em, stack em urban areas with limited electricity, for and transportation.. This is great news. The Institute for Justice should be congratulated for the great work they did to protect the property rights of the citizens in CA and for giving us a platform to prove our point when trying to o to convince our elected officials of what is in store for us if we continue implementing these economy killing growth plans. If you can the Institute For Justice could use donations.

Florida gets a spot as well for Gov Scott defunding Florida Forever and Smart Growth programs.



The best 2011 Education News goes to all of the states that refused Race to Tyranny (oops Race to the Top) and is shared by Tennessee for passing SB 49 which restricts Sex Ed Classes in public schools ONLY to the biology of human reproduction.



Best Business Decision goes to Lowe's for pulling its advertising off of the Muslim show.. Sign the petition and support Lowe's for not caving to the Muslim pressure from CAIR. Petition and to Chic A Fila for closing on Sunday.for closing on Sunday



Best 2011 Smart Meter News goes to New Hampshire an ACT prohibiting electric utilities from installing and maintaining smart meter gateway devices without the residential or business property owner’s consent.



Best 2011 Immigration news goes to Arizona for its relentless enforcement of immigration law to protect its citizens.



Best 2011 Climate news is from Space and Science Center for exposing the global warming hoax.



Best 2011 EPA news, Federal Court slaps down EPA



Best 2011 Tea Party News The Tea Party is Upending Urban Planning



Best 2011 Agender news - Congratulations to John Anthony and Emily Bowers who met an an Agenders Conference in Florida and are engaged.






Americans working together are the best force to defeat the communist living in the White House, Congress will never act alone. We must be on them constantly and VOTE THEM OUT when they refuse to listen.



Get your postcards ready, we have work to do. As you can see we are making a difference. last year you thought Agenda 21 was a myth, now you see it all over government documents as this administration is preparing to implement by executive order.



First card for the new year, to your fed legislators, support Joe Walsh bill HR 3594, CONGRESS WILL DEFUND THE UNITED NATIONS, IF THEY TAKE ANY MEASURES OF GUN CONTROL ON ANY U.S. CITIZEN !



Remember to attend the Jacksonville Agenders conference





To all of our new friends, have a wonderful New Year because Monday, let's get to work.

Yes, we will bring America back to the exceptional country she is.



God Bless you all and God Bless America,



The Agenders.

Agenda21today.com

Unless a strong and widely accepted conservative leader is very quickly brought to the forefront, Obama's chances of being reelected certainly cannot be ruled out or his support be assumed to be weak at the voting booth.

These are dangerous assumptions that got Obama elected in the first place, namely that someone as dangerous to our Republic and core belief systems could ever be elected to begin with.

Apathy and globalism are our greatest enemies.

This is part 1 part 2 continues on the next post


Tightening the Noose: Government Victories in 2011


The U.S. government continued to tighten the noose on our liberties in 2011.

Welcome to the new total security state. The U.S. government now has at its disposal a technological arsenal so sophisticated and invasive as to render any constitutional protections null and void. And these technologies are being used by the government to invade the privacy of the American people. Several years ago, government officials acknowledged that the nefarious intelligence gathering entity known as the National Security Agency (NSA) had exceeded its legal authority by eavesdropping on Americans’ private email messages and phone calls. However, these reports barely scratch the surface of what we are coming to recognize as a “security/industrial complex”—a marriage of government, military and corporate interests aimed at keeping Americans under constant surveillance. The increasingly complex security needs of our massive federal government, especially in the areas of defense, surveillance and data management, have been met within the corporate sector, which has shown itself to be a powerful ally that both depends on and feeds the growth of governmental bureaucracy.

Here are a few examples of what happened to us.

GPS tracking and secret spying on Americans.

Internet surveillance.

Intrusive pat-downs, virtual strip searches and screening stations.

More powers for the FBI.

Patriot Act extension.

Drones over America.

Increased arrests for recording encounters with police.

Terrorism Liaison Officers.

Fusion centers.

Merger of the government and the police, and the establishment of a standing army.

Court rulings affirming the right of police to invade our homes without warrants.

Bringing the war home.

For more details on each of these, read the entire article.

http://teapartyeconomist.com/2011/12...ories-in-2001/

Continue Reading on patriot-newswire.com






2011: A Civil Liberties Year in Review

It’s been a year of populist uprisings, economic downturns, political assassinations, and one scandal after another. Gold prices soared, while the dollar plummeted. The Arab Spring triggered worldwide protests, including the Occupy Wall Street protests here in America. Nature unleashed her forces with a massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan, flooding in Thailand and Pakistan, a severe drought in East Africa, and a famine in Somalia. With an unemployment rate hovering around 9.5%, more than 4 million Americans passed the one-year mark for being out of a job. After a death toll that included more than 4,500 American troops and at least 60,000 Iraqis, the U.S. military officially ended its war in Iraq. At the conclusion of their respective media circus trials, Casey Anthony went free while Conrad Murray went to jail. And Will and Kate tied the knot, while Demi and Ashton broke ties. All in all, it’s been a mixed bag of a year, but on the civil liberties front, things were particularly grim.

Welcome to the new total security state. The U.S. government now has at its disposal a technological arsenal so sophisticated and invasive as to render any constitutional protections null and void. And these technologies are being used by the government to invade the privacy of the American people. Several years ago, government officials acknowledged that the nefarious intelligence gathering entity known as the National Security Agency (NSA) had exceeded its legal authority by eavesdropping on Americans’ private email messages and phone calls. However, these reports barely scratch the surface of what we are coming to recognize as a “security/industrial complex”—a marriage of government, military and corporate interests aimed at keeping Americans under constant surveillance. The increasingly complex security needs of our massive federal government, especially in the areas of defense, surveillance and data management, have been met within the corporate sector, which has shown itself to be a powerful ally that both depends on and feeds the growth of governmental bureaucracy.

GPS tracking and secret spying on Americans. Technology, having outstripped our ability as humans to control it, has become our Frankenstein’s monster. Delighted with technology’s conveniences, its ability to make our lives easier by performing an endless array of tasks faster and more efficiently, we have given it free rein in our lives, with little thought to the legal or moral ramifications of allowing surveillance technology, especially, to uncover nearly every intimate detail of our lives. Consider how enthusiastically we welcomed Global Positioning System (GPS) devices, which use orbiting satellites to produce accurate and continuous records of their position and of any person or object carrying the devices, into our lives. We’ve installed this satellite-based technology in everything from our phones to our cars to our pets. Yet by ensuring that we never get lost, never lose our loved ones and never lose our wireless signals, we have also made it possible for the government to never lose sight of us, as well. Indeed, as a case before the U.S. Supreme Court makes clear, the government is taking full advantage of this technology to keep tabs on American citizens, and in the process, is not only violating the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures but is putting an end, once and for all, to any expectation of privacy in public places. Senator Ron Wyden and Rep. Jason Chaffetz have introduced a bill that would require police to obtain a warrant and prove probable cause before tracking someone via GPS. Senators Franken and Blumenthal have also sponsored legislation to “require companies to get a user’s consent before sharing cell phone location information.”

Internet surveillance. In late July 2011, the House Judiciary Committee passed the cleverly titled “Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act of 2011,” which laid the groundwork for all internet traffic to be easily monitored by government officials. Most recently, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), making its way through the House of Representatives, and its sister legislation in the Senate, the Protect IP Act (PIPA), have shown the government’s intent to control all internet traffic. The bills, which are supposedly intended to combat copyright violations on the internet, are written so broadly so as to not only eliminate internet piracy but replace the innovative and democratic aspects of the internet with a tangled bureaucratic mess regulated by the government and corporations.

Intrusive pat-downs, virtual strip searches and screening stations. Under the direction of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), American travelers have been subjected to all manner of searches ranging from whole-body scanners and enhanced patdowns at airports to bag searches in train stations. Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response (VIPR) task forces, comprised of federal air marshals, surface transportation security inspectors, transportation security officers, behavior detection officers and explosive detection canine teams laid the groundwork for the government’s effort to secure so-called “soft” targets such as malls, stadiums, bridges, etc. Some security experts predict that checkpoints and screening stations will eventually be established at all soft targets, such as department stores, restaurants, and schools. Given the virtually limitless number of potential soft targets vulnerable to terrorist attack, subjection to intrusive pat-downs and full-body imaging will become an integral component of everyday life in the United States.

More powers for the FBI. As detailed in the FBI’s operations manual, rules were relaxed in order to permit the agency’s 14,000 agents to search law enforcement and private databases, go through household trash, and deploy surveillance teams, with even fewer checks against abuse. FBI agents were also given the go-ahead to investigate individuals using highly intrusive monitoring techniques, including infiltrating suspect organizations with confidential informants and photographing and tailing suspect individuals, without having any factual basis for suspecting them of wrongdoing. These new powers extend the agency’s reach into the lives of average Americans and effectively transform the citizenry into a nation of suspects, reversing the burden of proof so that we are now all guilty until proven innocent. Thus, no longer do agents need evidence of possible criminal or terrorist activity in order to launch an investigation. Now, they can “proactively” look into people and groups, searching databases without making a record about it, conducting lie detector tests and searching people’s trash.


http://patriot-newswire.com/2011/12/...ear-in-review/



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Part 2 it wouldn't fit in the above post



Patriot Act redux. Congress pushed through a four-year extension of three controversial provisions in the USA Patriot Act that authorize the government to use aggressive surveillance tactics in the so-called war against terror. Since being enacted in 2001, the Patriot Act has driven a stake through the heart of the Bill of Rights, violating at least six of the ten original amendments—the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Amendments—and possibly the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments, as well. The Patriot Act has also redefined terrorism so broadly that many non-terrorist political activities such as protest marches, demonstrations and civil disobedience are considered potential terrorist acts, thereby rendering anyone desiring to engage in protected First Amendment expressive activities as suspects of the surveillance state.

Drones over America. Attached as an amendment to the “Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air Transportation Modernization and Safety Act” (S.223), the legislation allowing drones—pilotless, remote-controlled aircraft that have been used extensively in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan—to fly in general American airspace cleared Congress, thanks to support from military contractors and a lack of opposition from those who should know better, including an American populace preoccupied with rising gas prices, a dismal economy and endless wars abroad. However, police agencies across the nation are already beginning to use spy drones, and some officials are considering outfitting them with “nonlethal” weapons. Just recently, police in North Dakota working with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol arrested a family of farmers using information acquired by a spy drone. The FBI and DEA also use spy drones in their domestic police work.

Increased arrests for recording encounters with police. Thanks to ubiquitous cell phone technology, more Americans are recording police encounters. Consequently, police have begun arresting those who attempt to record them, citing wiretap laws as justification for the arrests. While many of those wrongly arrested for recording police activity were acquitted, the courts have not been consistent in affirming the First Amendment right of citizens to record police activity.

Terrorism Liaison Officers. In another attempt to control and intimidate the population, the government has introduced Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLOs) into our midst. TLOs are firefighters, police officers, and even corporate employees who have received training to spy on and report back to government entities on the day-to-day activities of their fellow citizens. These individuals are authorized to report “suspicious activity” which can include such innocuous activities as taking pictures with no apparent aesthetic value, making measurements and drawings, taking notes, conversing in code, espousing radical beliefs, and buying items in bulk. With the Director of National Intelligence now pushing for a nationwide program, you may soon see these government-corporate agents in a town near you.

Fusion centers. TLOs report back to so-called “fusion centers”—data collecting agencies spread throughout the country, aided by the National Security Agency—which constantly monitor our communications, everything from our internet activity and web searches to text messages, phone calls and emails. This data is then fed to government agencies, which are now interconnected—the CIA to the FBI, the FBI to local police—a relationship which will make a transition to martial law that much easier. As of 2009, the government admitted to having at least 72 fusion centers. A map released by the ACLU indicates that every state except Idaho has a fusion center in operation or formation.

Merger of the government and the police, and the establishment of a standing army. At all levels (federal, local and state), through the use of fusion centers, information sharing with the national intelligence agencies, and monetary grants for weapons and training, the government and the police have joined forces. In the process, the police have become a “standing” or permanent army, one composed of full-time professional soldiers who do not disband. In appearance, weapons and attitude, local law enforcement agencies are increasingly being transformed into civilian branches of the military. Indeed, the average citizen is helpless in the face of police equipped with an array of weapons, including tasers, etc. The increasing militarization of the police, the use of sophisticated weaponry against Americans, and the government’s increasing tendency to employ military personnel domestically have us teetering on the edge of a police state.

Court rulings affirming the right of police to invade our homes without warrants. In Barnes v. State, the Indiana Supreme Court broadly ruled that citizens don’t have the right to resist police officers who enter their homes illegally, which is the law in most states. Yet consider how many individuals have been killed simply for instinctively reaching for any kind of weapon, loaded or not, during the initial trauma of a SWAT team raid. In Kentucky v. King, the U.S. Supreme Court gave police carte blanche authority to break into homes or apartments without a warrant. Specifically, the court ruled that if a SWAT team arrives at the wrong address but for whatever reason suspects the citizen inside the home may possess drugs, these armed warriors can break down the door and invade your home—all without possessing a warrant.

Bringing the war home. America became the new battleground in the war on terror. A perfect example of this is the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012, which was passed by the Senate with a vote of 93–7. Contained within this massive defense bill are several provisions which, taken collectively, re-orient our legal landscape in such a way as to ensure that martial law, rather than the rule of law—our U.S. Constitution, becomes the map by which we navigate life in the United States. In short, this defense bill not only decimates the due process of law and habeas corpus for anyone perceived to be an enemy of the United States, but it radically expands the definition of who may be considered the legitimate target of military action.




What does 2012 hold for us? Only time will tell. But as Jane Addams, the first U.S. woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize advised, “America’s future will be determined by the home and the school. The child becomes largely what he is taught; hence we must watch what we teach, and how we live.” If we want to avert certain disaster in the form of authoritarianism, then we’d do well to start teaching the principles of freedom to our young people right away and hope the lesson sticks.


http://patriot-newswire.com/2011/12/...ear-in-review/

The liberal agenda has worked like cancer in our system,public schools,government,media,children's programs such as scouts, it's now moving into the military including the academies which once turned out the most conservative leaders this country ever seen.

It's simply up to the America people to research and vote for good people, purchase from those who think as we do,the pocketbook is a strong tool against liberals. Hopefully in 2012 we will see true change...

Originally Posted by oldguy

The liberal agenda has worked like cancer in our system,public schools,government,media,children's programs such as scouts, it's now moving into the military including the academies which once turned out the most conservative leaders this country ever seen.

It's simply up to the America people to research and vote for good people, purchase from those who think as we do,the pocketbook is a strong tool against liberals. Hopefully in 2012 we will see true change...

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This is so very true, oldguy.

We are reaping the harvest of a quarter of a century of satanic (yes, I did say satanic) deception brought in as irrefutable truth in the veiled forms of situational ethics, political correctness, "compassionate conservatism," and the dumbing down of our children. The public education system in the United States is now one of satan's (yes, I said it again) most powerful weapons and instruments he loves to use in destroying our families and core values that once made America so strong.

We are reaping the harvest of a quarter of a century of satanic (yes, I did say satanic) deception brought in as irrefutable truth in the veiled forms of situational ethics, political correctness, "compassionate conservatism," and the dumbing down of our children. The public education system in the United States is now one of satan's (yes, I said it again) most powerful weapons and instruments he loves to use in destroying our families and core values that once made America so strong.

Absolutely true...and we have allowed this to continue. We have elected the worst representative's that payoff money can buy. These people work only for their own gain at our expense and make laws to protect themselves above or else.

Remember this from a while back???? We give them our children and they give us this back. Is it time to wake up yet???








No one has been able to explain to me why young men and women serve in the U.S. Military for 20 years, risking their lives protecting freedom, and only get 50% of their pay. While Politicians hold their political positions in the safe confines of the capital, protected by these same men and women, and receive full pay retirement after serving one term. It just does not make any sense.


Monday on Fox news they learned that the staffers of Congress family members are exempt from having to pay back student loans. This will get national attention if other news networks will broadcast it. When you add this to the below, just where will all of it stop?

Governors of 35 states have filed suit against the Federal Government for imposing unlawful burdens upon them. It only takes 38 (of the 50) States to convene a Constitutional Convention.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GNP3_k5ccQ



This is a new Year...and a new broom sweeps clean~!!!!!!!!