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“If you like your privacy, you can keep it”

Like a stand-up comedian with a political edge, Rand Paul deployed some witty one-liners after President Barack Obama’s comments on Friday about reforming the National Security Agency.

Rand Paul has so fare not been able to rally Capitol Hill to impeach Obama.
Rand Paul has so fare not been able to rally Capitol Hill to impeach Obama.

“What I think I heard is that if you like your privacy, you can keep it,” Paul, the Republican senator from Kentucky, said in an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. “But in the meantime, we’re going to keep collecting your phone records, your email, your text messages and, likely, your credit card information.”

In Friday’s speech, Obama called for limited reforms on how the NSA collects information, promising that the United States would no longer eavesdrop on world leaders and would rein in the vast collection of Americans’ phone data.

In Friday’s speech, Obama called for limited reforms on how the NSA collects information, promising that the United States would no longer eavesdrop on world leaders and would rein in the vast collection of Americans’ phone data.

“The reforms I’m proposing today should give the American people greater confidence that their rights are being protected, even as our intelligence and law enforcement agencies maintain the tools they need to keep us safe,” the president said.

Aside from the promise not to eavesdrop on world leaders, Obama largely left other proposed reforms up for discussion, effectively shifting the debate to congressional leaders.

Paul had another snappy response, when noting that Obama referenced American Revolution figure Paul Revere in his remarks.
“He mentioned Paul Revere. But Paul Revere was warning us about the British coming,” Paul said. “He wasn’t warning us that the Americans are coming.”

Later in the interview, Paul said he’s opposed to all massive data collection, by both the federal government and the private sector. Beyond civil liberty concerns, Paul said such massive surveillance just isn’t practical.

“Who are we going to hire, Eric Snowden’s contractor to hold all the information?” Paul said, laughing at his own joke.

Source: Multiple Media

My comment:

If you still believe in the messages of Barack Hussein Obama, there are only a few possible reasons left.
1. You are blindfolded.
2. You are extremely naive.
3. You simply refuse to listen to the truth.
4. You take pleasure in the evils of the US President.

There might be combinations of the four options, if you like to give me feedback on why you still are Obama supporter.

Written by Ivar.

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Gates: Obama “lost faith” in Afghanistan policy

Robert Gates claims Obama was “skeptical, if not outright convinced it would fail.”

As usual. Men in Power waits till they have become powerless to tell the truth. Men like Robert Gates.
As usual. Men in power waits till they have become powerless, before they tell the truth. Men like Robert Gates.

A new book by former U.S. defense secretary Robert Gates harshly criticizes President Obama’s Afghanistan war policy, saying the president “eventually lost faith in the troop increase he ordered,” and that Obama was “skeptical, if not outright convinced it would fail.”

Excerpts of the book, Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary of War, were published late Tuesday in the New York Times and the Washington Post.

Gates, a Republican, served as defense secretary in both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama administrations, from 2006 to 2011. After a request from Obama that he stay on the job, he agreed to do so.

But he says he soon came into conflict with the president, the vice president and the White House national security staff over Afghanistan policy.  Gates writes that he never “doubted  Obama’s support for the troops, only his support for their mission.”

In an excerpt published in the New York Times, Gates writes that Obama questioned the abilities of his commander on the ground in Afghanistan, General David Petraeus, and expressed doubts about whether he could work with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

“As I sat there, I thought the president doesn’t trust his commander, can’t stand Karzai, doesn’t believe in his own strategy, and doesn’t consider the war to be his.”  For him it’s all about getting out,” Gates is quoted as saying.

Source: Voice of America

My comment:

First: A couple of trillion USD has been wasted.

Second: Why is it so difficult for Americans to say it loud: – Obama is a Muslim…

Obviously, it pains his heart when America “harms” Muslim nations like Afghanistan.

Obama is definitely not a man of faith in the mission of fighting Islamic terrorism. Obama rather consider Islam as a religion of peace, and a suitable spiritual partner for the American people. Obama claims he fights “extremism”. And in Obama’s world, the most extreme, are those who say Islam is a wicked and violent ideology.  If you tell the truth, you are branded as a man of “Islamofobia”.

Third: To fight a war your are planning to loose is not a smart chess play. It is in all ways a betrayal of all the victims of a war that should never have been started in the first place.

Robert Gates should have told us the truth while he was still US Secretary of Defense. So that honest people could have got Barack Hussein Obama impeached. The present commander in chief should have been removed from the White House, and allotted a prison cell, persecuted and imprisoned for high treason.  The lost war in Afghanistan, only one of the reasons for Obama’s lock up.

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The insane global onslaught of flying US robots

The US military hopes that drones will be capable of changing their own missions, altering course without a human command.

The US drones are robots hired for act of terrorism by the Pentagon.
The US drones are robots hired for acts of terrorism by the Pentagon.

This is mentioned in a new Defense Department report, to be the reality within the next 25 years.

The US Department of Defense (DoD) explained its hopes for the upcoming decades in its Unmanned Systems Integrated Roadmap, released to the public last week. At nearly 150 pages, the report outlines a variety of goals for air, land, and sea vehicles – yet the unmanned aerial systems (as drones are called) are featured prominently throughout.

For all the science fiction fears drones have roused amongst the public, the technology that the military relies so heavily on is still in its relative infancy. The unmanned vehicles rely on GPS systems to determine their course and in some cases bombing routes, which explains in part why thousands of civilians across the Middle East have been killed without cause.

Source: Russian TV.

My comment:

Man is surely the most insane and destructive animal on the surface of Planet earth. And what we call progress is pure insanity, worsening by the day.

Not only did we invent a way to destroy all life on the planet. We are also handing over the control of our skies to robots which are “supreme beings”.

Matthew 24:21
For then there will be great distress, unequalled from the beginning of the world until now – and never to be equalled again.

It will be extremely unpleasant on the face of the Earth in the days to come. But the age of independent robotic US killer machines, will most likely not see the light of day.

Praise heaven, that the return of the Messiah is just around the corner. He will put an abrupt end to these kinds of extreme evils.

Behold: There will be a short period of un equalled evils done during the rule of the last and final antichrist. But all who are waiting for the true Messiah to return in the clouds of Heaven, has nothing to fear.

Do not support these evil doers, but go preaching the good news of the death and resurrection of Jesus the Messiah.

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US General: Arabs have better life inside Israel than outside

“Arabs living in Israel have a better life than the Arabs living in the rest of the region.”

The US Chief of staff say do not point the fingers on Israel.
The US Chief of staff say do not point the fingers on Israel.

These are the words of Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempse.

He said on Monday that if Israel were to strike Iran in an effort to damage the country’s nuclear program, the U.S. would meet “some defined obligations” it has to the Middle East nation.

“I feel like we have a deep obligation to Israel,” he said. “That is why we are in constant contact and collaboration with them.”

Dempsey credited Israel with being “an example of what could be” in the Middle East.

“If we had one of my Israeli counterparts sitting here, they would tell you that most of the Arabs living in Israel have a better life than the Arabs living in the rest of the region and that is true,” he said.

Source: CNN

My comment:

I do not pay much attention to the Generals promise that the US will “meets if obligations”.  This is a round formulation, and a commitment built on circumstances.

But it is worth notching the Generals words in regards to the Israeli Arabs.

Do these two million Israeli Arabs, most of them Muslims, understand how lucky they are to live in Zionist Israel, with a clear Jewish majority?

Do they fully understand, that if the Muslims forces ever are able to destroy this Zionist state, they will quickly live under the same despotism as other Arabs?

I hope all Arabs pay attention to this message of truth.

There is a living God watching the political games, a God who protects Zion. He is the Messiah, and the rock of my salvation.

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