The Pacification Of A Nation – Part Three | May 19th, 2013

Keep in mind one idea, please, that being: Before we can consciously do anything, we must first imagine it. Think about that for a while.


Keep in mind one idea, please, that being: Before we can consciously do anything, we must first imagine it. Think about that for a while.

A trio of Obama scandals has forced the corporate media admit its own reports are nothing more than the government-controlled talking points and not the product of a free and open press.
If you have been following the news lately you’ll notice there are 3 government scandals that the media is focusing on 1) The DOJ spying on the AP reporters 2) Benghazi gate 3) IRS targeting of activist groups.

This article was written by Debra Heine and originally published at Breitbart.com
84% of all Colorado sheriffs have filed a lawsuit against the new gun law that passed earlier this Spring in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting. The sheriffs are hoping to have the new restrictions invalidated because they believe they violate the [...]

In an article at Global Research titled:The Cashless Society Arrives in Africa. The “Multipurpose” Biometric National Identity Smart Card, we are informed that Nigeria will be the trial country for the Cashless Society. Every individual will be given a National ID Card that will serve to make all payments. How convenient. Forget that it will be administered by a giant, foreign, multinational financial institution, please; think only of the convenience of such a system.

This article was written by James Hall and originally published at batr.org
When the Internal Revenue Service admits to violations of law by targeting limited government advocate organizations, you know that the non-divulged crimes are much worse. The disclosure in the mainstream media is a pleasant astonishment. The usual pattern of [...]

This article was written by Andrew Napalitano and originally published at LewRockwell.com
Government is bad for personal freedom. That argument is premised upon the truism that everything government does interferes with freedom because it either prohibits or compels. Everything it owns it has taken from others. Much of what it says is divorced from the truth. [...]

This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Alt-Market.com
The debate over what actions actually constitute “terrorism,” I believe, will become one of the defining ideological battles of our era. Terrorism is not a word often used by common people to describe aberrant behaviors or dastardly deeds; [...]

This article was written by Mac Slavo and originally published at SHTFplan.com
While gun control advocates claim that their initiatives are solely designed to protect our children and keep guns out of the hands of criminals, the following discussion between three New Jersey state Senators reveals their real motivations.
At the conclusion of the New Jersey [...]

Objective Analysis: Obama Versus Nixon
In the wake of the twin scandals of the IRS targeting conservative groups and the Department of Justice spying on AP reporters, the comparisons between Obama and Nixon are everywhere.
In America today there are some people who believe themselves to be above the law, and it’s unfortunate that in many cases the very individuals and organizations tasked with ensuring the legitimacy of our justice system are the ones who fail to understand or abide by the law of the land.

Gregory Dean, Jr. was pulled over by a police officer in Upstate New York because his license plate lamp wasn’t working. When the cop approached Dean’s vehicle, he saw a .40-caliber pistol in the passenger seat, partially covered by a sweatshirt. The officer checked to make sure the handgun was legally registered and possessed by Dean, and in fact it was. Dean was a legal gun owner.

LIVINGSTON — A Park County jury has convicted a former state legislator of resisting arrest, obstruction and fleeing a peace officer for running a roadblock last year.
Joel Boniek had argued he was reacting to a wildfire approaching his home.

With a veto-proof majority, the Missouri legislature approved a popular bill protecting private property and due process rights by banning a deeply controversial United Nations “sustainability” scheme known as UN Agenda 21. The legislation, SB 265, now heads to Democrat Governor Jay Nixon, who has not yet taken a public position on the issue.

This article was written by Jeff Nielson and originally published at Bullion Bulls Canada
Definition of insanity: performing the same act again and again, but expecting a different result.
Obviously this is a colloquial “definition” of insanity. However, at the very least it is an unequivocal demonstration of abject stupidity. Choosing to repeat failure [...]

This video was originally produced by StormCloudsGathering.com
The concerns related to the employment identification system in the new immigration bill are not exaggerated, but to understand why we need to connect a few dots.

Gaddafi’s dream
It was Muammar Gaddafi’s dream to provide fresh water for all Libyans and to make Libya self-sufficient in food production. In 1953, the search for new oilfields in the deserts of southern Libya led to the discovery not just of significant oil reserves, but also of vast quantities of fresh water trapped in the underlying strata.

Just one hour after the seven-hour-long terrorist attacks upon the U.S. consulate in Benghazi began, our commander-in-chief, vice president, secretary of defense and their national security team gathered together in the Oval Office listening to phone calls from American defenders desperately under siege and watching real-time video of developments from a drone circling over the site. Yet they sent no military aid that might have intervened in time to save lives.
Why?