Submitted by: Barbara Payne
Al Quaeda Faker: Did Captured CIA Agent Carry Out False Flag Bombings In Pakistan?http://theintelhub.com/2011/02/21/captured-cia-agent-connected-to-false-flags-within-pakistan/http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/Lahore/22-Feb-2011/Davis-mapped-Pak-targets-court-toldhttp://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=20323
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT BEHIND MUSLIM UNREST - THEY ARE PLAYING WITH FIRE!
Submitted by: Barbara Payne
Wave of protests hits Middle East, North Africa
Bilderberg behind 'wave of rage' in Middle East & North Africa?Published: 17 February, 2011, 01:00
People protest as they take part in the funeral of Sanee Zhaleh, a student who was shot dead during an opposition rally two days ago, in Tehran on February 16, 2011 (AFP Photo / STR)
http://rt.com/usa/news/protests-middle-east-north-africa/Clashes spread through the Middle East and North Africa as anti-government protests impact Libya, Bahrain, Iran, Algeria, Iraq and Yemen and continue in Egypt.
Hundreds are taking to the streets throughout the region demanding better governance and an end to corruption.
Wave of protests hits Middle East, North Africa
Bilderberg behind 'wave of rage' in Middle East & North Africa?Published: 17 February, 2011, 01:00
People protest as they take part in the funeral of Sanee Zhaleh, a student who was shot dead during an opposition rally two days ago, in Tehran on February 16, 2011 (AFP Photo / STR)
http://rt.com/usa/news/protests-middle-east-north-africa/Clashes spread through the Middle East and North Africa as anti-government protests impact Libya, Bahrain, Iran, Algeria, Iraq and Yemen and continue in Egypt.
Hundreds are taking to the streets throughout the region demanding better governance and an end to corruption.
CONGRESS - LEAVE OUR LIGHT BULBS ALONE AND DO SOMETHING CONSTRUCTIVE!
Bring Back the Incandescent Bulb
Courtesy of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, a cheap, reliable, and comforting 130-year-old invention would begin to be phased out in 2012 through 2014. The switch is to be permanently thrown to "off" on Thomas Edison’s incandescent light bulb, unless H.R. 91, Republican Joe Barton’s (Texas) newly introduced legislation will see the light of day. The Better Use of Light Bulbs Act would repeal provisions in the 2007 law, PL 110-140, and reinstate the disfavored incandescent bulb as a consumer choice for lighting homes.
The debate for some centers around the energy efficiency of the incandescent bulbs vs. compact fluorescents and LEDs. The supposed longer life-span and estimates of 50 to 70 percent less electricity usage of the CFLs -- leaving LEDs out of the discussion for now due to enormous expense and technical glitches -- is highly touted. Unfortunately, they are more expensive to manufacture, are mostly manufactured outside the United States, cast a harsh “cool white” light on surroundings, emit UV rays, take minutes to warm up, and contain mercury -- a danger to people that causes disposal problems of EPA proportions and environmental concerns. The mercury in one CFL bulb, 5 milligrams, is enough to contaminate up to 6,000 gallons of water. Low-mercury bulbs can still contaminate more than 1,000 gallons of water, as a Stanford University study revealed.
Courtesy of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, a cheap, reliable, and comforting 130-year-old invention would begin to be phased out in 2012 through 2014. The switch is to be permanently thrown to "off" on Thomas Edison’s incandescent light bulb, unless H.R. 91, Republican Joe Barton’s (Texas) newly introduced legislation will see the light of day. The Better Use of Light Bulbs Act would repeal provisions in the 2007 law, PL 110-140, and reinstate the disfavored incandescent bulb as a consumer choice for lighting homes.
The debate for some centers around the energy efficiency of the incandescent bulbs vs. compact fluorescents and LEDs. The supposed longer life-span and estimates of 50 to 70 percent less electricity usage of the CFLs -- leaving LEDs out of the discussion for now due to enormous expense and technical glitches -- is highly touted. Unfortunately, they are more expensive to manufacture, are mostly manufactured outside the United States, cast a harsh “cool white” light on surroundings, emit UV rays, take minutes to warm up, and contain mercury -- a danger to people that causes disposal problems of EPA proportions and environmental concerns. The mercury in one CFL bulb, 5 milligrams, is enough to contaminate up to 6,000 gallons of water. Low-mercury bulbs can still contaminate more than 1,000 gallons of water, as a Stanford University study revealed.
CONSERVATIVE ACTION ALERTS 02/22/2011
| OBAMA TO TAKE OVER THE INTERNET TONIGHT! |
| Gov't Negates Immigration Law As Americans we have a lot to worry about: OBAMACARE, debt ceiling, unemployment rates, political elections, and much more. The Illegal Immigration issue, one of the biggest problems facing a nation crying for jobs, has slipped to the "back seat" of what is driving the U.S. government. However, if you read this message from AmeriPAC, that could change quickly. Read More |
PULL THE PLUG ON UNIONS IN PUBLIC EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION
Submitted by: Donald Hank
Unions have no place in representing Public Employess in other than wage matters!
OUR 'SO-CALLED' CHRISTIAN PRESIDENT NAMES MUSLIM TERRORISTS TO GOVERNMENTAL POSTS!
Submitted by: Barbara Payne
OBAMA POSTS MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS TO KEY POSTS
February 16, 2011
by Anthony Martin
OBAMA POSTS MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD MEMBERS TO KEY POSTS
February 16, 2011
by Anthony Martin
An ex-CIA agent and counter-intelligence expert has revealed in a special report that Barack Obama has quietly appointed members of the Muslim Brotherhood to key posts within the Administration. Dr. Clare Lopez, professor at the Centre for Counterintelligence and Security Studies, wrote a policy paper in December of 2009 which details the systematic appointment of Sharia-friendly advocates within the State Department and other government agencies.
For example, the Tehran-born Dr. Vali Nasr was appointed to co-direct Obama foreign policy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan. Former Saudi Arabian supplicant Charles Freeman was appointed by Obama to chair the Administration's National Intelligence Council, but withdrew his name when it was revealed he issued a 2-page screed in which he postulated a conspiracy theory claiming he had been 'victimized' by American supporters of Israel. In addition, John Limbert was appointed to direct U.S. policy toward the Islamist regime in Iran. Limbert, who was taken hostage during the Iranian upheaval of the late 70s-early 80s, is an Iranian sympathizer who advocates negotiation with one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world.
LET ROTC BACK ON CAMPUS OR LOSE FEDERAL FUNDS
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The students jeered at him, laughed at him, mocked and heckled him, and called the before mentioned names. The moderators called for respect, but the flagrant display of anti-military hatred had already shocked a nation.CONSEALED CARRY WEAPONS PERMIT BEFORE NEVADA GOVERNMENT
Submitted by: Myke
CCW Permit Reform Bill Slated to be Heard in Nevada
Please contact Assembly committee members today!
The Assembly Judiciary Committee will consider Assembly Bill 143 on Monday, February 28, at 8:00 a.m. in Room 3132 of the Legislative Building in Carson City . Testimony will also be taken via teleconference in Room 4412 of the Grant Sawyer Government Building located at 555 East Washington Avenue in Las Vegas . Introduced by state Assemblyman David Bobzien (D-Reno), AB 143 would streamline the Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) permit process by allowing an applicant to qualify for a permit for both revolvers and semi-automatic firearms, as well as mandate that the names and addresses of permit holders be held confidential.
HARRY REID WOULD BE OUT OF OFFICE IF WE DUMPED PROSTITUTES!
Harry Reid: ‘The time has come for us to outlaw prostitution’
Left: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011. Right: Northern Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof tries to battle threats to his industry on Tuesday in Carson City. (Associated Press and Anjeanette Damon/Las Vegas Sun)
Published Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011 | 9:45 a.m.
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