5 Times Obama Spoke Loudly and Carried a Tiny Stick


No one listens to someone that doesn’t have anything except a big slick talking mouth!

deacon303's avatarWhiskey Tango Foxtrot

Ukraine. At the same time he addressed the ISIS crisis, Obama addressed the situation in Ukraine, where Russia is busily invading. Obama said that Europe’s peace was “threatened by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.”

 “We will defend our NATO allies,” Obama bloviated, “and that means every ally. We will be here for Estonia….You lost your independence once before. With NATO, you will never lose it again.”

 Of course, Obama did make similar noises about Putin’s invasion of Crimea back in May. He condemned Russia’s “intervention” in Ukraine and said the United States would “mobilize the international community to condemn this violation of international law.” Then Putin annexed Crimea and invaded Eastern Ukraine.

 Syria. In August 2012, Obama drew a red line over Syria’s use of chemical weapons:

 We have been very clear to the Assad regime, but also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us…

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Do We Dare Follow Obama Into WW III? The President’s Treason Quotient


Whether its all true or not enough of it is that Obama never should have been elected the first time let alone the second. Most of his closest advisers are in fact Marxists in their heart if not in fact!

US Army Drills to Battle Political Dissent and Fight Crime in ‘Megacities’


This is specifically outlawed by the Posse Comitatus Act which is the United States federal law (18 U.S.C. § 1385, original at 20 Stat. 152) that was passed on June 18, 1878, after the end of Reconstruction and was updated in 1981. Its intent (in concert with the Insurrection Act of 1807) was to limit the powers of Federal government in using federal military personnel to enforce the state laws.

Russian General Demands Preemptive Nuclear Strike Doctrine Against NATO


This is getting out of hand Obama had better put the clubs away and come up with something and quickly.

Where Are The Missing Unaccompanied Alien Children ? They Never Existed – That’s “Where”….


It just gets better and better.

NATO Membership For Ukraine – Another Move On The Grand Chessboard


Very interesting the game being played here is very deep and layered Chess with nuclear weapons and we are the pawns. Unfortunately in this game putin is a grand Master and Obama is still playing checkers.

Retired Gen. Thomas McInerney Explains Why America Needs to “Go to DEFCON ONE”, As Retired U.S. Army Gen. Paul Vallely Says, Coming ‘Constitutional Crisis’ May Require ‘Military Action to Save Republic’


I never made general but its not hard to see these these two general’s have it right and as an officer (which I was) it is our sworn duty to protect the Constitution — not the president and not the federal government but the constitution. Unlike politicians most military officers take their oath seriously!

Henry Kissinger on the Assembly of a New World Order


The problem we had is that as the “progressives” took power they wanted America to look like the EU and that mean an all powerful central government so as they made the fundamental Change they promised us — we then became the aggressor just like the old Europeans states that gave us WW I and WW II — so well we start WW III?

Disparate Impact – Feds Punish Business For Engaging In “Citizenship-Discrimination” AKA “Employment Eligibility”…


Citizenship-discrimination a new discrimination wow there is no end to what these A.. Hole will do!

China Just Smiles


When all is said and done China could very well come out on top as America has no leader just a wannabe golf pro!

teajr ✓كافر 🇺🇸's avatarConservative Free Thinkers

Novo-China

China is watching the expanding Russian war in Eastern Europe very closely. China is not at all worried. For this conflict, the dragon can only smile.

… China has close relationships with the defense industries of both Russia and Ukraine. But the rupture between the two countries — the engines powering the remnants of the Soviet military-industrial machine — has, as Jane’s points out, put China in a very advantageous position.

… disruption of both Russian and Ukrainian supply chains will open up opportunities for Chinese manufacturers who can fill these emergent needs. To replace shortfalls from the loss of Ukrainian production, Russia needs to reboot or set up their own production lines. But will Russia bother if it finds it can get equivalent parts from China?

… the existing and potential conflict between Russia and the West makes Russian arms more politically costly for many other countries. China…

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