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National Guard Called Up for Libyan Intervention
For the sins of his father: Gaddafi's son 'killed in kamikaze pilot attack on barracks'
Germans pull forces out of NATO as Libyan coalition falls apart
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MEDIA MATTERS
WorldNetDaily Exclusive
Glenn Beck warns America: 'Perfect storm' is beginning
'These are not enemies of man.
These are enemies of God'
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FROM WND'S JERUSALEM BUREAU
Iran ordered attack on Israeli civilians
On holiday commemorating how Jews were saved from Persi
Fox News Contrives “Human Shield” Hoax To Sell Libya War
2 ex-Bush hands considered for director of the FBI
Soaring food prices send millions into poverty, hunger
FROM STEVE QUAYLE
Father Wingates Prophecy of Chinese Invasion
March 21, 2011
Anonymously submitted
**The U.S. will be invaded and occupied for a period of six to seven months. It will not exceed 7 months. At the end of this 6 - 7 month time period is when the Great Warning comes. (The Warning is used by God, to stop a Third World War.) Over a third of the United States will be occupied by a foreign force (and as much as a third of the population may be dead). The foreign force will actually be NATO and the United Nations. The U.N. will invade the United States as peacekeepers! The United Nations will be a united communist force, stating that they have come into the U.S. to liberate the Americans from an occupying force. This is their plan.
They will invade us, just as we have invaded other countries, including the former Yugoslavian nations. We have gone in there as a peace keeping force to make them and their own countries stop fighting. We went in there with our blue helmets and blue berets and everybody backed off. We went there to liberate that country from it's own occupation. This is exactly the same way that they will invade the United States. Obviously racial wars will be an excellent opportunity for the foreign invasion to take place.
**The United States will be involved in three foreign wars when we are invaded. We are already involved in two wars now.
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Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan refuses to hold press conference on alternative news analysis of US earthquake/tsunami weapon
Mure Dickie of The Financial Times (London) is still defending the cabal's media blackout.
Chinese and Russian intelligence report that Angela Merkel (Germany) is daughter of Adolf Hitler (frozen sperm).
Slowly but surely, the alternative news agenda is being promoted by China and Russia in an attempt to subvert the corporate-controlled Western media with uncomfortable suppressed truths. The US Rockefeller-Kissinger-Bush Nazi-continuum is the end-time target.
BORN IN THE USA?
WorldNetDaily Exclusive
Shocking scientific poll
on Obama's eligibility
You won't believe how few Americans
think president has shown qualification
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FARRAKHAN: "I warn my brother do you let these wicked demons move you in a direction that will absolutely ruin your future with your people in Africa and throughout the Arab world...Why don't you organize a group of respected Americans and ask for a meeting with Qaddafi, you can't order him to step down and get out, who the hell do you think you are?
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Syria set on fire. Symbols of oppression and corruption torched by demonstrators.
On Sunday 20th March 2011, demonstrating crowds set fire to the headquarters of the ruling Baath Party in the Syrian city of Deraa. The Hafiz Al Assad statue in Deraa was destroyed by protesters and the Assad picture in the main square was torn down. The crowds shouted: "God, Syria, freedom!" "After today there is no more fear." The demonstrators also set ablaze the main courts complex and two phone company branches. One of the telecom firms, Syriatel, is owned by President Bashar al-Assad's cousin, Rami Makhlouf. More here (20.03.11) and here (20.03.11).
QE is the End of America as We Know It
SAVAGE NATION - PUBLIC VIDEO
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Amos Chapter 1 עָמוֹס
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FROM "DRUDGE"
Farrakhan to Obama: 'Be Careful, Brother. Who The Hell Do You Think You Are?'
טו כִּי-קָרוֹב יוֹם-יְהוָה, עַל-כָּל-הַגּוֹיִם: כַּאֲשֶׁר עָשִׂיתָ יֵעָשֶׂה לָּךְ, גְּמֻלְךָ יָשׁוּב בְּרֹאשֶׁךָ. 15 For the day of the LORD is near upon all the nations; as thou hast done, it shall be done unto thee; thy dealing shall return upon thine own head.
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Hillary Go Away. Dégage. Dégage. Dégage.
A photograph from Tunis on Thursday 17th March 2011. The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, was visiting Tunisia for the first time after its January 2011 revolution. She faced black flags and anti-US chants. "No to normalisation. Tunisia is free and not for sale." "Tunisia is an Arab country, neither imperialist nor Zionist." “No to the American tutelage over Muslim lands.” "Ya lil Aar ya lil A’ar ba’s el-Thawrah el-Istimar” (What a shame, What a shame – after the revolution comes colonialism). Another picture here. Local reportage here and here. Later, in Egypt, The January 25 Revolution Youth Coalition leadership refused to meet Clinton in Cairo.
Behold: A teaching moment for Arab Americans. Will the Arab and national Diasporas in the West mobilise to help their countries of origin move towards active revolutionary reform?
Those of us who care about the futures of our homelands should work together in solidarity with the young leaders spearheading progressive change in the region. As an Egyptian American with family who marched into Tahrir Square and faced the force of police batons and gunfire, the revolution which commenced in Egypt on the 25th January 2011 had as much a personal slant as it did a political one.
This is true for many Americans, whose ancestral homelands are currently experiencing the sort of democratic awakening, or dawn, they believed impossible just a few months ago. The United States is home to an eclectic and diverse population of Americans who are originally from the Arab world and North Africa – from as far east as Bahrain, and as far west as Mauritania.
Like the region they hail from, Americans from the Arab world are diverse and eclectic, but also disconnected and divided. Those of us in the Americas, Europe and elsewhere share common narratives of displacement and struggle against the forces which drove us and our parents from the region.
The success of organic and popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, the unfolding movements in Bahrain, Yemen, and Libya, and the call for reform in Sudan, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Palestine and other nations, represents a burgeoning spirit of cross-national affinity built upon a common call for reform. (Khaled Beydoun, an Egyptian American, surveys the Middle East's revolutionary possibilities)
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FROM "DRUDGE"
Farrakhan to Obama: 'Be Careful, Brother. Who The Hell Do You Think You Are?'
Obadiah Chapter 1 עֹבַדְיָה
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Rubber bullets, tear gas and riots against America: Brazil's violent welcome for the Obama family
WWIII: One Nation at a Time
Mr Cameron’s diplomatic triumph over Libya was secured by deliberately rejecting Tony Blair’s tactics over the Iraq War.
Hillary Go Away. Dégage. Dégage. Dégage.
A photograph from Tunis on Thursday 17th March 2011. The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, was visiting Tunisia for the first time after its January 2011 revolution. She faced black flags and anti-US chants. "No to normalisation. Tunisia is free and not for sale." "Tunisia is an Arab country, neither imperialist nor Zionist." “No to the American tutelage over Muslim lands.” "Ya lil Aar ya lil A’ar ba’s el-Thawrah el-Istimar” (What a shame, What a shame – after the revolution comes colonialism). Another picture here. Local reportage here and here. Later, in Egypt, The January 25 Revolution Youth Coalition leadership refused to meet Clinton in Cairo.
Behold: A teaching moment for Arab Americans. Will the Arab and national Diasporas in the West mobilise to help their countries of origin move towards active revolutionary reform?
Those of us who care about the futures of our homelands should work together in solidarity with the young leaders spearheading progressive change in the region. As an Egyptian American with family who marched into Tahrir Square and faced the force of police batons and gunfire, the revolution which commenced in Egypt on the 25th January 2011 had as much a personal slant as it did a political one.
This is true for many Americans, whose ancestral homelands are currently experiencing the sort of democratic awakening, or dawn, they believed impossible just a few months ago. The United States is home to an eclectic and diverse population of Americans who are originally from the Arab world and North Africa – from as far east as Bahrain, and as far west as Mauritania.
Like the region they hail from, Americans from the Arab world are diverse and eclectic, but also disconnected and divided. Those of us in the Americas, Europe and elsewhere share common narratives of displacement and struggle against the forces which drove us and our parents from the region.
The success of organic and popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, the unfolding movements in Bahrain, Yemen, and Libya, and the call for reform in Sudan, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Palestine and other nations, represents a burgeoning spirit of cross-national affinity built upon a common call for reform. (Khaled Beydoun, an Egyptian American, surveys the Middle East's revolutionary possibilities)
