FLASHBACK: Senator Obama Critiques President Obama. Will the real Obama Please stand up...

President Barack Obama is a man of many faces and Senator Obama is just one of them.  Here is a letter written by Senator Obama on the subject of raising America’s debt limit in 2006 signed by his hand and entered into the Congressional Record

Here is Senator Obama talking about President Obama again in 2008.  This time, he’s even madder. - 

Here is President Obama talking about raising the debt ceiling - 




Please help us Senator Obama...

Obama's Marxist Takeover of America - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

No U S Default because of shutdown.

The government shutdown will end but there is no way that the United States will default on its debt. Talk of default is just a fear tactic. Please send the link to this YouTube to your Congressional representatives: http://www.house.gov/representatives/...
MOST IMPORTANTLY, please send this to your favorite news person on television, radio or newspapers.

No Agenda Show: Sunday (10-6-13) Episode 554 - Slave Bracelet

US GOV SHUT DOWN UPDATE : Don't worry they are only shutting down the parts you like !!!

Factions and agencies of the US government who will remain unscathed by the shutdown include:

• US Armed Forces
• Broadcasting Board of Governors
• Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
• Commodity Futures Trading Commission
• Council of the District of Columbia
• Department of Defense
• Department of Agriculture
• Department of Education
• Department of Energy
• Department of Health and Human Services
• Department of Homeland Security
• Department of Housing and Urban Development
• Department of State
• Department of US Treasury
• District of Columbia
• Executive Office of the President
• Export-Import Bank of the United States

The US Postal Service, active military, border patrol guards, and Social Security beneficiaries are other federal services that will continue on during the shutdown.

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2nd amendment civilian hero saved lives including toddlers in the Kenyan mall Siege...

Nairobi Hero: When Westgate Went Down, Civilian Grabbed His Gun and Rescued People

What were the odds that two of the most talented combat photographers working today would be on the scene of the Westgate mall attack in Nairobi? One was the New York Times’ Tyler Hicks, who was at a nearby mall when the Al-Shabaab attack broke out, and whose wife Nichole Sobecki, also a photojournalist, ran home to get their helmets and Kevlar vests before they both plunged into the mall to cover the unfolding tragedy. The other, Goran Tomašević, has covered Serbia, Iraq, Egypt, Libya and Syria; recently he settled in Nairobi as Reuters’ chief photographer for East Africa.

The above image was one of the countless haunting images captured that day by Tomašević, who was at home when he heard about a commotion at the mall and headed there.

The man in the checked shirt shows up in several of Goran’s photos from his 4-5 hours that he was able to accompany security forces inside the mall. Many of the plainclothes men in the day’s photos were police, but Abdul Haji, 39, is a real estate executive and son of a former security official.

As reported by ABC News:

As the gunmen began their rampage in Nairobi’s upscale Westgate Mall early Saturday afternoon, Haji got a short text from his brother who was at the mall. “I’m stuck at the Westgate. It’s probably a terrorist attack. Pray for me.” Haji’s immediate thought was that militants had gone to assassinate his brother.

Until just a few weeks ago, his brother was an undercover counterterrorism official battling organizations like al Shabab, the al Qaeda-linked group that has claimed responsibility for the four-day siege that left almost 70 people dead. But a local media outlet had recently revealed Haji’s brother’s identity and the family – including their father, a former defense minister – had started receiving death threats.

Haji says he grew up around guns and lately had been carrying his pistol with him. “I left where I was and I headed straight to the Westgate,” Haji told ABC News. “Luckily on that particular day I had actually carried my licensed gun with me so I didn’t have to go back home to waste time and pick up a gun, I went straight to the mall.”

Haji realized that the attack was bigger than an attack on his brother, and jumped in with security officials to go into the mall and save people. He provided cover for Red Cross workers and systematically searched through the stores for three harrowing hours. One of the men he was fighting with was shot in the stomach. One of the terrorists taunted Haji in Swahili: “As if it was a joke to him. This whole thing was a joke to him.”

Then comes the story behind the photo:

Nearby, a woman was trapped behind a table. Haji yelled at her to run to them but the woman, 39 year-old Katherine Walker, said she couldn’t because she had three young children with her. Haji told her to send the eldest, 4-year-old Portia, who ran across. “[A] very brave girl,” said Haji affectionately. “She’s running toward a man with a gun and she was very brave.”

“I don’t know how she knew to do it but she did,” Katherine Walker later told The Telegraph newspaper, “she did what she was told and she went.”

Walker and another woman followed close behind with the other two children who then re-united outside with the family’s two teenage sons who had been shopping elsewhere in the mall. “I was worried about family in America seeing [the photo] because we haven’t really shared the whole story with them yet,” Walker told the newspaper. “For me, I know the story behind it and that it ends well. I think I owe Mr. Haji a hug or two.”

Haji told the Telegraph that his father taught him to use a gun to protect their cattle from bandits when he was growing up.

Even after receiving a text saying that his brother had escaped, Haji kept rescuing others.

The death toll in the wicked attack is currently at 72, but the Kenyan Red Cross says 61 people are still missing as security officials carefully comb through rubble for fear that the terrorists planted bombs within.

Bridget Johnson is a career journalist whose news articles and opinion columns have run in dozens of news outlets across the globe. Bridget first came to Washington to be online editor at The Hill, where she wrote The World from The Hill column on foreign policy. Previously she was an opinion writer and editorial board member at the Rocky Mountain News and nation/world news columnist at the Los Angeles Daily News. She has contributed to USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, National Review Online, Politico and more, and has myriad television and radio credits as a commentator. Bridget is Washington Editor for PJ Media.

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Tyrel Ventura and Abby Martin Takes Rachel Maddow To Task

Rachel Maddow recently had some harsh criticism for people she labelled as conspiracy theorists. We look at the video and Tyrel Ventura responds to her in this clip from Buzzsaw.

Who Was Really Behind the 9/11 Attacks?

 As we have passed the 12th anniversary of 9/11, it is time for 9/11 truth to mature as a movement before it stagnates into insignificance. Either the movement will live up to its potential by naming names and identifying suspects in the crime, or it will become another JFK assassination investigation, doomed to spend half a century fighting pointless territorial battles while the real perpetrators walk free. Join us for this 9/11 anniversary edition of The Corbett Report as we ask the question and demand an answer: Who was really behind the attacks?

Over A Decade Of Fear