MsDrama reports "M1 of Dead Prez says he doesn't f*** with Asher Roth and says Jesse Jackson & Al Sharpton are ambulance chasers. The man speaks truth but he understands the media and how they work.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
M1 From Dead Prez Call Asher Roth the Swine Flu & Say's Obama Would Never Save Yall!
MsDrama reports "M1 of Dead Prez says he doesn't f*** with Asher Roth and says Jesse Jackson & Al Sharpton are ambulance chasers. The man speaks truth but he understands the media and how they work.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Swine Flu Man Made {Distraction From Agenda}
This was how it started!??
Now think for your self
Part 4
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
ALEX JONES ON RUSSIA TODAY TALKING ABOUT OBAMA AND NEW WORLD
Great interview of Alex Jones by Russia Today, where Alex explains what the new world order is, who controls Obama, and how the power structure really runs US.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Dick Morris On Fox News About The G20 Summit
Dick Morris and Greta Van Susteren speaks about Obama and the outcome of the recent G20 summit, and why its a very bad idea! A "world economic government Control".
The Alex Jones Show 3-2-09: The G20 Summit and INERTNET2
The Alex Jones Show 3-2-09 G20 and Gordon Brown's NWO Here Alex covers recent events including Gordon Brown's announcement of the New World Order! I don't recall voting on this do you?
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Gordon Brown's Outcry For a One World Govt.
April.01,2009, Gordon Brown has made an overtly religious call for a new world order based on the 'deep moral sense' shared by all faiths. Making the first speech by a serving Prime Minister at St Paul's Cathedral in London, he quoted scripture as he urged people to unite to forge a new 'global society'.
The Prime Minister argued that through all faiths, traditions and heritages runs a 'single powerful modern sense demanding responsibility from all and fairness to all'. He quoted the Christian doctrine of 'do to others what you would have them do unto you' and highlighted similar principles in Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism. 'They each and all reflect a sense that we share the pain of others, and a sense that we believe in something bigger than ourselves - that we cannot be truly content while others face despair, cannot be completely at ease while others live in fear, cannot be satisfied while others are in sorrow,' he said. 'We all feel, regardless of the source of our philosophy, the same deep moral sense that each of us is our brother and sisters' keeper . . . we cannot and will not pass by on the other side when people are suffering and when we have it within our power to help.'
He went on to suggest the world economy and society should be rebuilt around a Zulu word for hope - themba - which is also an acronym for 'there must be an alternative'. The speech was an extraordinary break from his predecessor Tony Blair, whose spin doctor Alastair Campbell famously declared that 'we don't do God'. At Westminster it was also seen as high risk for a Government mired in allegations of sleaze to put morality and faith at the center of its political and economic message. Mr Brown, asked about his decision to discuss religion so openly, declared: 'I think politicians have got to be very careful that they don't turn out to try to be bishops. 'But what we do and what we say reflects the views that we have, the belief we hold, the faith we were brought up in and the faith we believe in.' Mr Brown, whose father was a minister in the Church of Scotland, is not a regular churchgoer, but aides said last night that he believed in God.
The Prime Minister, on a platform with his Australian counterpart Kevin Rudd and the Bishop of London Richard Chartres, admitted unsupervised financial markets had 'crossed moral boundaries'. He said market forces should be replaced by those of the 'heart' because it was now clear they could 'become the enemy of the good society'. We can now see that markets cannot self-regulate but they can self-destruct,' he added. Critics said Mr Brown undermined his high moral tone by injecting some low politics into his address. He claimed those that would 'do nothing' and let the recession 'run its course' - his traditional attack on the Tories - 'demean our humanity'.
The Prime Minister also raised eyebrows by claiming he had been arguing for 'some time' that there are limits to markets. For more than a decade, Labour enthusiastically championed the 'light touch' regulation of the City, now blamed for letting bankers take massive risks. Speaking to a congregation of 2,000 faith and City leaders, charity workers and schoolchildren, Mr Brown again dodged calls to apologise for his role in the financial crisis. 'I have always said I take full responsibility for my actions,' he declared. ' But I also know that this crisis is global in source and global in scale. I believe that unsupervised globalisation of our financial markets did not only cross national boundaries - it crossed moral boundaries too.' The Prime Minister said financial institutions and markets must in future operate around the ' enduring virtues' of everyday life. 'Our financial system must be founded on the very same values that are at the heart of our family lives,' he said.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
The Obama Deception Film
America a wise man once said "Great wisdom is knowing truly howmuch little we know".
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
The Alex Jones Show 2/11/09
Alex Jones speaks with MO Rep Jim Guest about State Sovereignty and resisting the New World Tyrannical Order.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
46 Out of 50 States Could File Bankruptcy In 2009-2010
There is a high chance a majority of the States within the United States of America could file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy. There is currently 46 states with high budget deficits, Arizona being one of them.In fact, Jan Brewer, the newly appointed Governor of Arizona has a major crisis on her hands, one that Arizona and national media isn’t covering. The alarming news is the State of Arizona has 90 to 120 days before they completely run out of money. After that, all bills and tax refunds owed to the citizens will go unpaid.
Before Janet Napolitano left for her new Homeland secretary position, she had a stand-off with Arizona Treasurer Dean Martin. The AZ Treasurer forewarned Napolitano about Arizona’s financial crisis, but she refused to heed his words.
With neighboring California on the verge of bankruptcy this year, many States will follow in their steps.
Many States are already scurrying to cut unwanted costs, cut State-funded programs, raise taxes, not issue tax refunds to their citizens, and borrow money just to survive in 2009. Unfortunately, many banks — the same banks the Fed bailed out — are refusing to loan money to the States and their Treasury agencies.
The article, State Budget Troubles Worsen, at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities website is an excellent piece to read. It shows where each State currently stands in these challening economic times, and you see 46 of the 50 States are clearly in the financial red.
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