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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
He is exactly right! The revolution is comming ladies and gents!
ReplyDeleteNow THAT'S a black man who CAN see the forest for the trees and has the intelligence to see the truth!! Amen brother!!!
ReplyDeleteRISE UP!!
ReplyDeleteHe and all his brothers need to join us; not just hope for our success. C'mon, let's ROCK!
ReplyDeleteThis "man" is a fool. You should really look into his whole thing before you start to support him.
ReplyDeleteWASHINGTON — The Bush administration in 2002 considered sending U.S. troops into a Buffalo, N.Y., suburb to arrest a group of terror suspects in what would have been a nearly unprecedented use of military power, The New York Times reported.
ReplyDeleteVice President Dick Cheney and several other Bush advisers at the time strongly urged that the military be used to apprehend men who were suspected of plotting with al Qaida, who later became known as the Lackawanna Six, the Times reported on its Web site Friday night. It cited former administration officials who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The proposal advanced to at least one-high level administration meeting, before President George W. Bush decided against it.
Dispatching troops into the streets is virtually unheard of. The Constitution and various laws restrict the military from being used to conduct domestic raids and seize property.
According to the Times, Cheney and other Bush aides said an Oct. 23, 2001, Justice Department memo gave broad presidential authority that allowed Bush to use the domestic use of the military against al-Qaida if it was justified on the grounds of national security, rather than law enforcement.
Among those arguing for the military use besides Cheney were his legal adviser David S. Addington and some senior Defense Department officials, the Times reported.
Opposing the idea were Condoleezza Rice, then the national security adviser; John B. Bellinger III, the top lawyer at the National Security Council; FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III; and Michael Chertoff, then the head of the Justice Department's criminal division.
Bush ultimately nixed the proposal and ordered the FBI to make the arrests in Lackawanna. The men were subsequently arrested and pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges.
Scott L. Silliman, a Duke University law professor specializing in national security law, told the Times that a U.S. president had not deployed the active-duty military on domestic soil in a law enforcement capacity, without specific statutory authority, since the Civil War.
Where is this story on your fair blog? ANother example of the war criminal Cheney and his cohorts planning govt overthrow. WAKE UP
Somebody better keep a close eye on this guy.He is going to mysteriously show up missing one day.
ReplyDelete100% truth spoken
ReplyDeleteI'm ready, lets ROCK
living proof that you can't read a book by it's cover.
ReplyDeleteCant let go of that God can ya???
ReplyDeleteLong legged mac daddy! Awesome! Im white and I agree with there will be a big race riot between white and black. I wont riot and wont support it. I wont stoop that low and wont act like the black folks who does riot.
ReplyDeletenever heard of this guy but I like him
ReplyDeleteIt's true about Bi-Obama and Larry Sinclair. A steamy love affair they had.
Never happy...and never will be......If all the good hard working White people are gone..who will support the POOR whatever color they are........will the All different colored people support themselves? Will the all different colored people maintain safe communities without the lighter skin pigment people? Will it ever END!
ReplyDeleteWell when it happens Ill be the one with-drawing from the banks.
ReplyDeleteWow !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is sad but true. It is coming if things do not change.
Look at Ohbama'a old church the Rev. Wright. He does not like Americans and he really does not loke white America. If a man sits in a house of worship and praises the message Wright was spewing, and we still elect him. We got just what we deserve. This man is White Americas wake up call. We have gone back fifty years ironically only the shoe is on the other foot.
I have seen more and more white people talking about sick and tired of the race card. A large number feel just like this nut on the video. It will come to pass if majors sweeping changes do not take place.
My sh!t is locked and loaded.
May God Help Us All.
Bring it on you right wing racists. Come on and 'rise up' against our nation like the traitors you are and when the revolution comes i will be happy to be on the side of AMERICA. It is time we got rid of the redneck garbage. I'm Ready! LET'S ROCK!
ReplyDeleteanonymous 4:13, Another Wussy not man enough to put up a name. Don't you just love these tough guys who talk smack but hide behind anonymous.
ReplyDeleteyeah. definitely joe. this isn't about right wing racists. this is about True Americans taking back control of what our forefathers fought for. keep looking for the rednecks to fight. you'll be taken down by a white collar American in a late model Cadillac.
ReplyDeleteLMAO At This Guy Singing!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis Was A Great Laugh, Altho Some Of It Is True This Guys A Nut!!
4:13, damn right. And don't listen to Joe. He didn't call anyone else out on their anonymous comments about being "locked and loaded" and other such EXTREMIST RIGHT WING TERRORIST BS.
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ReplyDeleteYou are comparing apples to oranges.
4:13
You are another example of someone who thinks if we don't agree with Obama, we are "right wing racist rednecks". Your are missing the whole point. People are getting fed up with the fact that everything we work hard for goes to support things that don't. In fact, I say YOU are the racist. I don't want my money going to support illegal immigrants, people on welfare who can't help themselves, ACORN, and the list goes on and on. Now with this healthcare bill, while we are in the midst of one of the greatest economic downturns ever, he wants to spend trillions of dollars we don't have on a bill that is so large, many haven't even read the whole thing. Why is it that now, many democrats dont like it. Because they know we can't afford it. The only way to afford it is to do what he said he wasn't going to do and that is tax the middle class. Tax our health care benefits, (which he berated McCain for suggesting). I guess this is what you call "the pot calling the kettle black" (btw, that is not a racist remark) People, not just white, not just rednecks, not just republicans, are not going to continue giving up what we work for so some that don't want to work can enjoy what we do.
4:13, we all gave opinions but YOU gave threats...guess we should consider the source. Since you're bada** enough to give threats why don't you give your name, your real name? C'mon BOY, you man enough???
ReplyDelete4:13 do you consider the signers of the declaration of independence traitors? Do you think the people who fought and died for our freedom during the Revolutionary War traitors? If not, how can you believe the people willing to fight to take our country back and breath life back into our liberty are traitors?
ReplyDeletecant we all just get along ?
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone remember Reginald Denny? While we are on the subject of Rodney King I thought I would ask.
ReplyDeletejust leave this long haired country boy alone......
ReplyDeleteAnybody got a problem with this video and white people rising up name a time and place and I'll be there.
ReplyDelete12:01, I'll be right there with you brother! Let 'em come!
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