Fed: "We're Going to Rob You, and There's Nothing You Can Do About It"

Neel Kashkari, Interim Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability, and former big shot at Goldman Sachs, went before the House Banking Committee yesterday, and was ripped a new one. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122668748980128877.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

Sitting for hours with a bald head and disgustingly smug smile, Kashkari basically made a joke of our Constitution and our governmental setup. He did, however, get exposed as an elitist puppet joke by reps Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), Darrell Issa (R-CA), and Elijah Cummings (D-MD).

"It's not a stimulus, it's not an economic growth plan,"Kashkari told lawmakers. "It's an economic stabilization plan."

As if, Neel. Congressman Kucinich responded, “I think it’s fairly obvious that Congress would have never passed the [rescue plan] had it known how Treasury would marshal the resources it was given.”

Kucinich had a great battle with the global banking elite puppet as well.

http://www.infowars.com/?p=5973

“I assure you the secretary is passionate about this,” Kashkari said.

“Passionate about what?” Kucinich said.

“About helping homeowners,” Kashkari replied.

“Where?” Kucinich asked, sarcastically. “What country?”

“We are using all the tools available to ease the credit crises,” Kashkari said. “Let me give you an example…”

Kucinich interrupted Kashkari and continued his harangue.

“Maybe this is a game to some people in the administration. They’re on their way out of office and they can do whatever they want,” said Kucinich who tried to launch impeachment proceedings against Bush. “Meanwhile, people are hoping against hope” for help with their mortgages.

Rep. Cummings blasted Kashkari for the agenda of helping banks while abandoning consumers.

“This administration wants to privatize Wall Street’s gains and socialize Wall Street’s losses,” he said.

Congressman Kuncinich, a leading fighter of tyranny, had this to say, "Secretary Paulson’s policy reversal breaks with Congressional intent, contradicts public assurances previously made by Treasury, and leaves the federal government without an adequate mechanism to stem a tide of home foreclosures."

As Alex Jones said on his Friday show, Kashkari - along with Secretary Paulson and others - needs to be arrested immediately.

Alright, Lord Obama, Let's See Some "Real Change"

We've heard it for months. Two extremely bland words strung together to convey and connote absolutely nothing. Real. Change.

Of course the mesmerized public bought the siren song wholesale, and here we are - saddled with a president who's accomplished nothing politically, who completely phoned in his public service in the Senate for the past year - barely casting a single vote - and when he did, it was to support the criminal Wall Street bailout, and fall in lock step with the Neo-Cons.

So while Barack Obama emptily promises change, what it is that he really should do beginning in January to truly affect change?

Paul Joseph Watson at Prison Planet laid it out perfectly in a great article this morning. He called Obama out with laser like efficiency.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/will-obama-change-the-bush-police-state-or-expand-it.html

"Let’s be generous and give Obama the whole four years of his initial term to make significant progress on the following issues," Watson writes. "Here are some questions about 'change' that we are going to be keeping track of until 2012. "

- Will Obama repeal Patriot Acts I and II as well as reversing Bush’s signing statement and acknowledging the repeal of the John Warner Defense Authorization Act?

- Will Obama support Dennis Kucinich’s efforts to bring war crimes charges against Bush, Cheney and others for deceiving the country into a war or will he protect them against such charges like Nancy Pelosi has done?

- Will Obama bring war crimes charges against Bush, Cheney and others for authorizing torture and will the torture of suspects under U.S. detention, a complete violation of both the Constitution and the Geneva Conventions, cease under an Obama administration?

- Will Obama withdraw American troops from Iraq and Afghanistan without sending them away again to bomb another broken-backed third world country in the name of a UN-supported “humanitarian” war?

- Will Obama end the warrantless secret surveillance and phone-taps of American citizens?

- Will Obama follow through on his rhetorical support for the second amendment or will he seek to ban guns as he did in Illinois?

- Will Obama cease his support for the Bush-administration backed banker bailouts, hated by the majority of Americans, and target the real cause of the problem - the Federal Reserve - or will he continue to give taxpayers’ money to banks who are merely hoarding it all for themselves?

- Will Obama seek to continue the militarization of America and preparations for martial law through Northcom and the secret government or will he dismantle the police state that has been constructed over the last eight years by the Bush administration?

Great job as always by Watson. Let us just hope that we'll continue to be able to read articles at Prison Planet and write blogs like this one come next year - without being labeled a terrorist, anti-American, or sadly, even a racist.

With the way the public reacted last night, you'd have thought Christ, Muhammed, Yahweh, Beelzebub, Marvin the Martian, or whoever folks worship, had landed in Chicago's Grant Park. It was scary.

Now let me be clear. I completely understand the joy black voters must have felt. They've waited a long time for this, and they deserve to rejoice in the moment. However, it was the reaction of the white voters that was so disturbing. You'd have thought they just had their own 200-year-old slate cleaned. And based on what? Absolutely nothing but blind, mindless worship. These are folks who while hating Bush and his policies will now love the same agenda over the next four years.

Oh, and Revered Jackson, you piece of garbage, get one thing straight. Anyone in the know is well aware you couldn't care less about black people. You care about money and your fake image. Take your crocodile tears and drown them - along with yourself - in Lake Michigan.

Some Congressional Races of Note

While the entire globe is mesmerized and diverted from reality by the dog and pony show of Obama/Biden vs. McCain/Palin, there are hundreds of congressional races taking place tomorrow as well; battles that are unquestionably more important than the puppet play at the forefront of the 24/7 cable "news" propaganda sessions.

At face, I believe that at least 95 percent of incumbent members of Congress should be voted out. They comprise a pack of cowardly criminals that on the Right have fell lock step with the Neo-Cons, and on the Left, have completely betrayed their base after the 2006 Congressional election shakeup - failing to stand up to the Neo-Cons and playing - to a tee - the flip side of an evil coin.

The complete support and promotion of two illegal wars. The support (albeit under the duress of Martial Law - yes, and don't roll your eyes) for the immoral Wall Street bailout. The perpetuation of illegal spying on the American people. And on and on and on.

http://www.infowars.net/articles/october2008/031008Sherman.htm

http://www.opednews.com/articles/Representatives-Were-Threa-by-Patrick-Henningsen-081004-301.html

Still, there are a few incumbents who not only should keep their job but who truly are champions of the constitution and the American people. There are also a few challengers who we should all hope steal the day.

Naturally, everyone - regardless of their party, location, platform, et. al - have their own slate of races they consider important. I'm not downplaying any congressional races here, only pointing out those which I feel most strongly about. Others should certainly do the same. The races I note -for the most part - are not competitive one way or the other. All the same, they mean something great to me personally.

1) Texas, 14th District - Dr. Ron Paul is running for his 11th term as a United States Representative after a historic presidential run - raising nearly $5 million while being completely blacked out by the MSM. There is no Democratic challenger (they weren't dumb enough to waste even $1 to trot one out against the Ron Paul Revolution). There are three Independent candidates, and while I support Independent candidates' campaigns - in theory - in 99% of scenarios, don't even try to mess with the Good Doctor. He's proven himself not only a people's champion outside of Texas, outside of the so-called Right Wing, and outside of the mainstream Republican Party, but outside of the entire criminal government currently enslaving us.

2) Ohio, 10th District - Dennis Kucinich appears safe to retain his seat against GOP challenger Jim Trakas, despite a myriad of money and lies leveled at the House's leading maverick. Kucinich has had an outstanding 2008. Not only did he throw his hat into a fruitless presidential fight against establishment shills Clinton and Obama, but he has tirelessly fought on the House floor for the impeachment of both George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. Like Ron Paul, he also voted twice against the "bailout."

3) New Jersey, 5th District - Incumbent Neo-Con piece of filth Scott Garrett needs to go. There is no more plain and truthful way to put it. During the past year I moved from NJ-5 to NJ-9, but have not changed my registration info. Thus, I will return to NJ-5 to vote against Garrett. In short, if you need the skinny on him, visit http://retiregarrett.blogspot.com/.

4) Minnesota, U.S. Senate - Talk about a carnival. Here you have incumbent Neo-Con trash Norm Coleman pitted against semi-amusing comedian Al Franken. A parade of fools if we've ever seen one. Well, enter Dean Barkley - an independent who has actually served two months in the U.S. Senate. He was appointed by then-Governor Jesse Ventura to serve out the stint of Paul Wellstone after the bizarre and convenient plane crash of 2002. As of late last week, Barkley was polling between 17 and 20 percent, and had received around $40,000 in donations from listeners of the Alex Jones Show after a dual appearance by Barkley and Ventura on the show. Barkley has a real shot tomorrow.

5) New Jersey, 9th District - Incumbent Dem Steve Rothman is a pretty good guy. I covered him for two years (1999-2001) during my stint in North Jersey journalism, and he really did get a whole lot of positive stuff done for his constituency. He voted against the bailout on the first go-around and for it on the second, but as I mentioned above, there was the threat of Martial Law. In fairness, I think you can only judge the House members on their first vote for that reason alone. He is my current Rep, but he's pretty much a lock to win. I'd rather go back "home" and vote against Garrett.

Must-Do's for Tuesday's Election

As voters prepare to flood polling stations for Tuesday's general election, here is a checklist of what any patriotic, liberty and constitution-loving American needs to keep in mind.

1) Vote for Anyone other than McCain or Obama - unlike in previous elections there are a number of viable third-party choices out there. You have Chuck Baldwin (Constitution Party), Ralph Nader (Independent), Cynthia McKinney (Green Party), and to a much lesser extent, Bob Barr (Libertarian Party - though not really). This is probably the worst major-party duo we've had to choose from in recent memory. All major polls show that the public is fed up with both the GOP and the Dems. Well, it's time to show them. Vote third party. Even if you're like me and the candidate you've supported for the past two years (Ron Paul) isn't on the ballot, make the so-called third party choice. And by the way, Dr. Paul IS on the ballot in Montana and Louisiana.

2) Aside from Ron Paul and Dennis Kuncinich (and possibly a handful of others), vote out EVERY incumbent - Republican, Democrat, it doesn't matter. Anyone who's held a congressional seat in recent years - aside from a very few exceptions - is a complete criminal who has helped destroy the United States. From rubber stamping the illegal wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, to voting for the immoral and illegal bailout of the Wall Street crooks, these puppets of the New World Order ALL need to go.

3) Vote for any progressive ballot initiatives that buck the mainstream trend - i.e. - Proposition 5 in California, known as the Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation Act (or NORA) Proposition 5 Requires California to expand and increase funding and oversight for individualized treatment and rehabilitation programs for nonviolent drug offenders and parolees; reduces criminal consequences of nonviolent drug offenses by mandating three-tiered probation with treatment and by providing for case dismissal and/or sealing of records after probation; limits court’s authority to incarcerate offenders who violate probation or parole; shortens parole for most drug offenses, including sales, and for nonviolent property crimes; creates numerous divisions, boards, commissions, and reporting requirements regarding drug treatment and rehabilitation; changes certain marijuana misdemeanors to infractions.

4) Tell the truth in exit polls - Exit polls are a great way to expose voter/election fraud. They helped immensely in 2000 and 2004 to show that who folks say they voted for did not reconcile with "official" results.

At the end of the day, we're going to have either Obama or McCain - probably Obama - and that is going to be a nightmare. However, the success of the Ron Paul revolution over the past year-and-a-half has shown how close we are to breaking the "two-party" system. Producing a record amount of votes for third-party candidates on Tuesday will continue to derail the establishment's agenda.

Leading Japanese Politician Questions 9/11 for the Third Time; Envokes Paul, Kucinich

Last Wedensday, Japanese Diet member Yukihisa Fujita once again questioned the official 9/11 fairy tale on the floor of the Japanese equivolent of Congress.

Alex Jones interviewed Fujita back in March of this year, at which time one of the leading members of the Japanese opposition party suggested that the United Nations lead a new investigation into the alleged terrorist attacks.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/march2008/033108_un_investigation.htm

"This is something Parliamentarians of various countries could ask - I was in Europe meeting with European MP's and they are also thinking about asking the UN to investigate, so these kind of efforts need to be done internationally," said Fujita, adding that he had visited eleven different European countries in an attempt to garner support for the move.

Last week's speech to the Japanese parliament included a call to to stop all Japanese support for U.S.-led military operations, citing heavy civilian and military losses in Iraq and Afghanistan.

http://www.infowars.com/?p=5624

Wow. How refreshing. Imagine one of the leaders of either criminal party in this country suggesting such a thing.

Fujita reportedly went on to describe the Kucinich impeachment debate in Congress and its support by members of the House. He went on to list to the Japanese parliament Congressman Kucinich's 35 articles of impeachment against President Bush, and also mentioned Dr. Ron Paul in regards to the impeachment of our puppet president.

Reports say that although there was no public broadcast of Fujita's speech, that this is - in fact - the third time he's called out the 9/11 fable on the Japanese parliament floor.

Fujita is a member of the Democratic Party of Japan. He also pointed out that there has never been an official police investigation into the deaths of the 24 Japanese citizens who were killed on 9/11.

Ron Paul: Bailout Bill "Unconstitutional"

Speaking immediately after today's catastrophic passing of the bailout bill in the House, Ron Paul said that - among other things - the bill was unconstitutional.

"This time the bill was much worse," Paul said. "It's amazing. You take a very very bad bill, you take it back out, and you make it much worse. It tells you a little bit about what's going on here in Washington.

"The one very bad part of this bill was the fact that the tax portion of this bill was written by the Senate, and under the Constitution, only the House can originate tax bills. So that in itself was unconstitutional.

"But it's been done before and it will be done again. But that's just sort of the way things happen around here."

Congressman Paul added that the bill doesn't deal with the problem, and that it was simply symbolic of our overspending and over extension - "the absolute bankruptcy of this country."

Watch Dr. Paul's comments on the left hand side of this blog under Ron Paul's Campaign for Liberty Feed, or at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL-9CV-qbMw&eurl=http://911trutheddie.blogspot.com/.

In contrast, this morning's debate on the House floor saw Nancy Pelosi spewing lies, lauding over the House leaders on both sides for selling out their constituents, and celebrating that 57 members of Congress have no spine and switched their vote. Later in the afternoon, George Bush came out of his hole to tell us how much of a victory the vote was. Yeah, George, about as effective as a "Mission Accomplished."

And let's not forget that the "yay" side of this treason - in both the House and Senate - include the likes of Barack Obama, John McCain, Joe Biden, Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Jay Rockefeller (yes, David's nephew), John Boehner, Harry Reid, John Kerry, Joe Lieberman, Ted Stevens, and on and on and on with the most disgusting members of Congress.

Note: Dennis Kucinich kept his word - as always - and voted no.

Vote Results for the Bailout

I think it extremely important to see who voted aye and who voted no on today's criminal bailout bill. Our economy and country is going to hell in a hand basket either way, so this bailout is about the worst idea since the rogue government decided to hijack four planes on 9/11.

And by the way, take particular notice of the votes of Congressmen Paul and Kucinich.

AYES - 205

Ackerman, Allen, Andrews, Arcuri, Bachus, Baird, Baldwin, Bean, Berman, Berry, Bishop (GA), Bishop (NY), Blunt, Boehner, Bonner, Bono, Mack, Boozman, Boren, Boswell, Boucher, Boyd (FL), Brady (PA), Brady (TX), Brown (SC), Brown, Corrine, Calvert, Camp (MI), Campbell (CA), Cannon, Cantor, Capps, Capuano, Cardoza, Carnahan, Castle, Clarke, Clyburn, Cohen, Cole (OK), Cooper, Costa, Cramer, Crenshaw, Crowley, Cubin, Davis (AL), Davis (CA), Davis (IL), Davis, Tom DeGette, DeLauro, Dicks, Dingell, Donnelly, Doyle, Dreier, Edwards (TX), Ehlers, Ellison, Ellsworth, Emanuel, Emerson, Engel, Eshoo, Etheridge, Everett, Farr, Fattah, Ferguson, Fossella, Foster, Frank (MA), Gilchrest, Gonzalez, Gordon, Granger, Gutierrez, Hall (NY), Hare, Harman, Hastings (FL), Herger, Higgins, Hinojosa, Hobson, Holt, Honda, Hooley, Hoyer, Inglis (SC), Israel, Johnson, E., B.Kanjorski, Kennedy, Kildee, Kind, King (NY), KirkKlein, (FL)Kline (MN), LaHood, Langevin, Larsen (WA), Larson (CT), Levin, Lewis (CA), Lewis (KY), Loebsack, Lofgren, Zoe Lowey, Lungren, Daniel E.Mahoney (FL), Maloney (NY), Markey, Marshall, Matsui, McCarthy (NY), McCollum (MN), McCrery, McDermott, McGovern, McHugh, McKeon, McNerney, McNulty, Meek (FL), Meeks (NY), Melancon, Miller (NC), Miller, Gary Miller, George Mollohan, Moore (KS), Moore (WI), Moran (VA), Murphy (CT), Murphy, Patrick Murtha, Nadler, Neal (MA), Oberstar, Obey, Olver, Pallone, Pelosi, Perlmutter, Peterson (PA), Pickering, Pomeroy, Porter, Price (NC), Pryce (OH), Putnam, Radanovich, Rahall, Rangel, Regula, Reyes, Reynolds, Richardson, Rogers (AL), Rogers (KY), Ross, Ruppers, Ryan (OH), Ryan (WI), Sarbanes, Saxton, Schakowsky, Schwartz, Sessions, Sestak, Shays, Simpson, Sires, Skelton, Slaughter, Smith (TX), Smith (WA), Snyder, Souder, Space, Speier, Spratt, Tancredo, Tanner, Tauscher, Towns, Tsongas, Upton, Van Hollen, Velázquez, Walden (OR), Walsh (NY), Wasserman, Schultz, Waters, Watt, Waxman, Weiner, Weldon (FL), Wexler, Wilson (NM), Wilson (OH), Wilson (SC), Wolf

NOES - 228

Abercrombie, Aderholt, Akin, Alexander, Altmire, Baca, Bachmann, Barrett (SC), Barrow, Bartlett (MD) ,Barton (TX), Becerra, Berkley, Biggert, Bilbray, Bilirakis, Bishop (UT), Blackburn, Blumenauer, Boustany, Boyda (KS), Braley (IA), Broun (GA), Brown-Waite, Ginny Buchanan, Burgess, Burton (IN), Butterfield, Buyer, Capito, Carney, Carson, Carter, Castor, Cazayoux, Chabot, Chandler, Childers, Clay, Cleaver, Coble, Conaway, Conyers, Costello, Courtney, Cuellar, Culberson, Cummings, Davis (KY), Davis, David, Davis, Lincoln Deal (GA), DeFazio, Delahunt, Dent, Diaz-Balart, L. Diaz-Balart, M.Doggett, Doolittle, Drake, Duncan, Edwards (MD) ,English (PA), Fallin, Feeney, Filner, Flake, Forbes, Fortenberry, Foxx, Franks (AZ), Frelinghuysen, Gallegly, Garrett (NJ), Gerlach, Giffords, llibrand Gingrey, Gohmert, Goode, Goodlatte, Graves, Green, Al Green, Gene Grijalva, Hall (TX), Hastings (WA), Hayes, Heller, Hensarling, Herseth, Sandlin Hill, Hinchey, Hirono, Hodes, Hoekstra, Holden, Hulshof, Hunter, Inslee, Issa, Jackson (IL), Jackson-Lee (TX), Jefferson, Johnson (GA), Johnson (IL), Johnson, Sam Jones (NC), Jordan, Kagen, Kaptur, Keller, Kilpatrick, King (IA), Kingston, Knollenberg, Kucinich, Kuhl (NY), Lamborn, Lampson, Latham, LaTourette, Latta, Lee, Lewis (GA), Linder, Lipinski, LoBiondo, Lucas, Lynch, Mack, Manzullo, Marchant, Matheson, McCarthy (CA), McCaul (TX), McCotter, McHenry, McIntyre, McMorris, Rodgers, Mica, Michaud, Miller (FL), Miller (MI), Mitchell, Moran (KS), Murphy, Tim Musgrave, Myrick, Napolitano, Neugebauer, Nunes, Ortiz, Pascrell, Pastor, Paul, Payne, Pearce, Pence, Peterson (MN), Petri, Pitts, Platts, Poe, Price (GA), Ramstad, Rehberg, Reichert, Renzi, Rodriguez, Rogers (MI), Rohrabacher, Ros-Lehtinen, Roskam, Rothman, Roybal-Allard, Royce, Rush, Salazar, Sali, Sánchez, Linda T. Sanchez, Loretta Scalise, Schiff, Schmidt, Scott (GA), Scott (VA), Sensenbrenner, Serrano, Shadegg, Shea-Porter, Sherman, Shimkus, Shuler, Shuster, Smith (NE), Smith (NJ), Solis, Stark, Stearns, Stupak, Sullivan, Sutton, Taylor, Terry, Thompson (CA), Thompson (MS), Thornberry, Tiahrt, Tiberi, Tierney, Turner, Udall (CO), Udall (NM), Visclosky, Walberg, Walz (MN), Wamp, Watson, Welch (VT), Westmoreland, Whitfield (KY), Wittman (VA), Woolsey, Wu, Yarmuth, Young (AK), Young (FL)

Pathetic and Disgusting Opportunism

Barack Obama and John McCain put their disgraceful, disingenuous, and comedic fight on hold today to appear together at a 9/11 Anniversary event in New York.

First off, they're completely discredited in the fact that their predecessors were at the very least complicit in carrying out the attacks. Of course both of these clowns have been confronted - and so has Joe Biden - by the We Are Change Crew. Each time, they shuffle away with looks of guilt and abject humiliation on their faces. The elite now are quite aware that 9/11 Truth is exploding, and eventually they will not escape its patriotic wrath.

Still, these two stooges show up at Ground Zero and disgrace the dead and dying - remember there are thousands of First Responders who are in their last days. Just as the Neo-Cons have done for the past seven years, they wrapped themselves in the Flag and played on people's fear and heartache.

Of course both Obama and McCain have to love the result of the 9/11 attacks. The events allowed the Patriot Act, the destruction of our Constitution and the erosion of our civil liberties. The Neo-Cons have capitalized big time since, and so will the next President.

In contrast, Dennis Kucinich and Ralph Nader have spent the past couple of days calling for new, true, and legitimate investigations into 9/11. Yes, there are still a handful of politicians out there who aren't under the influence of the corporate-military-industrial complex, who know we've been fed a line of bull, and who are going to continue to demand answers to the thousands of questions about what went on that day.

Impeachment Hearing a Complete Circus of Corruption

Today's hearing before the House Judiciary Committee to explore George Bush and Dick Cheney's abuse of executive powers devolved into a Neo-Con-worshiping charade before it even began.

It started yesterday when Committee Chair John Conyers said there would be absolutely no tolerance of discussing articles of impeachment, or attacking Bush or Cheney. This of course tied the hands of Dennis Kucinich - who brought forward the article of impeachment leading to the hearing - as well as the rest of the witnesses there to testify.

Neo-Con representative Lamar Smith (Tx.) led off by saying, "we all know, the media all know, nothing will come out of this hearing." He added that there is no evidence to support impeachment, and no evidence of criminal activity by the Bush Administration. How is this any different than a judge - before hearing one witness's testimony - saying "we know the defendant is innocent, there's no evidence to support any other theory, and we all can now go home?"

Kucinich got his chance to speak, and while he was able to read off the points about no WMDs, no 9/11 link, no threat, et al., Conyers felt he had to reassert that Kucinich was not allowed to read any of his actual articles. I suppose none of this should come as a surprise.

In the end, the important thing is that we have someone like Kucinich out there valiantly fighting for us, rather than the corporate-military-industrial complex.

Ron Paul Too Cool Over Assassination Attempt

Ron Paul appeared for a quick five-minute segment on the Alex Jones Show today. This comes on the heels of Dr. Paul's emergency plane landing on Tuesday after cabin depressurization. His response was once again a cool-handed brush-off, but another frustrating example of how he will not come straight out and accuse anyone of the things we know are going on. He was too passive in the Republican debates. He wasn't being treated fairly anyway, so he should have gone for broke.

We know 9/11 is an Inside Job; on this topic he falls short - unlike Kucinich in terms of boning-up with such accusations. We know they tried to kill Dr. Paul on Tuesday; his response is passive.

It has become frustrating to watch the best qualified candidate for president - based on everyday domestic and foreign policy - play sheepish when it comes to his own life and the intentions this Neo-Con regime has in store for anyone like Dr. Paul. This is why over the past two months or so, Dennis Kucinich has shot past Ron Paul as our congressional champion.

Alex asked him what happened, and the Congressman responded, "It was obviously a significant event, because it's not very often you see these oxygen masks all down in your face, and actually the people did pretty well, they remained calm, everybody grabbed it and started breathing."

Dr. Paul lasers in on the dollar and economic policy, and he's absolutely the champion of that issue. He might be the only member of Congress with any clue of what's really going on economically. He's at the tip of the spear in terms of slaying the Federal Reserve and our current monetary system. He's slightly disappointed in other areas though. When it comes to 9/11, assassination attempts, and the flat-out rogue nation of Bush and Cheney, he simply falls short of Kucinich.

There is no doubt Ron Paul is a 100% Champion of the People. Dennis Kucinich is just a little more willing to step up and spit venom in the face of the Neo-Cons.

Kucinich Readies for Friday's Showdown

Congressman Dennis Kucinich will take the next step toward the impeachment of George W. Bush on Friday when he goes before the House Judiciary Committee with an article citing abuse of Executive Power, in particular in the lead up to the Iraq war. Yesterday Kucinich dropped in on the Alex Jones Show and pleaded with listeners to contact their representatives, as well as all media outlets, and let them know just how important this hearing is. He also posted a YouTube video on Wednesday which again outlined the fundamentals and reasoning for his latest impeachment article.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/kucinich-vs-the-establishment-impeachment-hearing-on-friday.html

While the criminality of the Bush Administration is an open-and-shut case, and the overwhelming majority of Americans support impeachment, leading Democrats continue to try and brush Kucinich and his articles aside, with a endless amount of empty and insulting arguments. Further evidence that aside from certain window dressing rhetoric, there's no difference between the parties.

In a sickening - if not surprising - last-minute move, Judiciary Chair John Conyers is now trying to relegate the hearing to one that's as short and ineffectual as possible. He has said, "no one at Friday's impeachment hearing can accuse Bush or Cheney of any crime, or any impeachable offense, or dishonorable conduct, or even lying." Then what is the point of the hearing, John?

This remark comes one week after Conyers was quoted as saying, “credible allegations of serious misconduct” by Bush and Cheney need to be researched and reviewed. More doublespeak from one of the most treasonous closet Neo-Con admirers on the Left.

Kucinich also pointed out on Wednesday that moving forward with impeachment may just slow down the Neo-Cons' plans for an attack on Iran. As Bush and Co. near the end of their reign, an attack appears ever more likely.

Whatever does happen on Friday, we all need pray for the Congressman's well-being. He's certainly crossed the rubicon when it comes to dealing with these murderers, and don't forget what happened to Paul Wellstone in 2002 after he wouldn't be strong-armed by Dick Cheney.

http://www.opednews.com/thoreau1203_wellstone_assassinated.htm

Just two days ago, Congressman Ron Paul narrowly dodged what was likely an assassination attempt when his plane needed an emergency landing because of a depressurized cabin. In a twist of irony, but not likely coincidence, Dr. Paul and six other congress members were on their way to vote on The Aviation Safety Enhancement Act of 2008.

http://www.khou.com/topstories/stories/khou080722_tj_congressplane.7f4faa58.html

Paul's position on the issue is - to say the least - not favorable toward the FAA or the Government. Hmm...

Kucinich Continues to Stand Tall

Dennis Kucinich continues to show he is a true champion of the American people. When last month's 35-article impeachment attempt failed, he promised he'd be back. Unlike 99% of his colleagues, he kept his promise. The result was a 238-180 victory in the House on Tuesday for his article citing Bush's lies leading up to the Iraq war.

The next step will be a hearing before the Judiciary Committee. This is little more than a sham, however, as Dem leaders said impeachment will not be discussed. Rather, there will be an election-year review of Bush's actions - whatever that means. The hearing could take place next week.

I doubt anyone really thought impeachment was likely anyway, so there's really no letdown there. What is important, however, is that Kucinich stood by his convictions, and kept his promise to himself, his few genuine colleagues, and the American people. Unlike most, his promise to keep coming back with articles of impeachment wasn't a one-time piece of rhetoric.

Our criminal government constantly goes around saying, "90% of you don't like what we're doing, well too bad, we're going to do it anyway." This time the tables were turned. Last month the House said no to Kucinich, and his response was, "too bad. I'll be back as many times as it takes."

God Bless America (and God Help Her)

As we celebrate our 232nd Independence Day, it is heart wrenching to step back and look at our country completely devolve. We should be celebrating with friends and family the values that patriots like Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich continue to champion. The virtues of liberty, personal freedoms, sound economic policies, and a foreign policy of non-interventionism.

Instead, we have only zombie-like yuppies who think they're part of the establishment as long as they adorn their SUV with a plastic flag, worship the Federal Reserve, and dare not question they're beloved leaders -whether George Bush or Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton or Mitt Romney. Patriotism, tragically, is equated with worshiping a worthless Dollar, supporting illegal wars, and not questioning the often barbaric actions of our police.

There is no question we've begun to see some progress. Truth movements continue to grow exponentially, more and more folks distrust both sides of our criminal government, and young people are galvanized to create change. Ultimately we won't see lasting change, though, until our elite class are all in prison, our yuppie class gets a mass lobotomy, we rid ourselves of the Federal Reserve, and we bring each and every member of our military home from the 130 different countries they now reside in.

Be safe this 4th of July, and continue to do any little bit you can to help regain our nation from tyranny as the Founders did 232 years ago.

Kucinich Steps Up and Stares Down the Evil

Not that it's getting much mainstream air time, but Dennis Kucinich has stepped up and done what everyone talks about but does little to move forward. This past Tuesday, the Ohio congressman put forth 35 articles for the impeachment of President Bush. Like Ron Paul, Kucinich was completely blacked out by the MSM during the election primary season. And like Paul, Dennis means business.

For years now, we've seen media talking heads, patriot groups, bloggers, et al. do a lot of talking about the need to impeach our treasonous president. It wasn't until June 10, 2008 that someone actually did something about it. To say overdue is not even close to the truth. If a move for impeachment against Bill Clinton or Andrew Johnson was justified given their crimes, then this is mandatory. Let's take a very quick look at the rap sheet.

We have 3000 dead in a government-sponsored terrorist act - in which Bush was likely not responsible, but certainly complicit. We have 4000 dead soldiers, tens of thousands more injured, 1 million dead Iraqi's and our national name and credibility destroyed - based on a pack of absolute lies. We have $7 trillion missing from the Pentagon since Bush took office. We have no more 4th Amendment, and complete domestic and global lawlessness - particularly from our police and military. This of course is the tip of the iceberg.

Ideally, Congressman Kucinich will get the support he needs to vote these articles through. Of course, it's highly unlikely given both sides of the aisle play for the same covert team. In any case, it's become apparent that as the only 9/11 Truth candidate, and stepping up against first Cheney and now Bush, Kucinich is at the tip of the spear in the movement to regain our liberties, our rights, and our country.