A Noble Lie : OKC 1995

Definitely worth watching, lots of eyewitness testimony that was shut out of the sanitized version of the story. A police officer was murdered, but his death cert. says suicide of course. A grand jury member was denied his right to evidence. The ATF carried out lots of files for destruction. Side note: the Whitewater Clinton stuff was stored in that building. Amazing work on the part of Oklahoma patriots who just wouldn't let it go. Thanks to the makers of this film for getting their story out.

Sibel Edmonds Explains the Top of the Pyramid

Here is part six? of an ongoing series done by James Corbett exposing the Operation Gladio tactics of our bankster overlords featuring government whistleblower Sibel Edmonds.

If you want names, I refer you to my defense contracting map post, where you'll find them all hanging out together.

John DeCamp: The Patriot's Lawyer

This interview was done at least ten years ago, maybe closer to fifteen, but the information he provides is timely and astute. John DeCamp stood up for the victims of the Franklin child sex scandal, the Montana militiamen, and ran for governor of Nebraska. Coincidentally, he won all the districts that did not yet have electronic voting machines, but not the ones that did, despite polling first through the election cycle. A Vietnam veteran and close friend of murdered CIA director Bill Colby, who advised him that the Franklin sex scandal went up higher than he could possibly fight--go public to stay alive!!

Escalation

h/t Liberty Memes

Whoever Controls the Schools, Controls the World

Voddie Baucham makes it plain:

90% of Christians send their kids to public school.
3/4 of Christian children are out of church by the end of their senior year. Yes, they might come back later when they have kids, but is this the top of modern Christianity's bar?

When you send your kids to Caesar for their education, don't be surprised when they come back as Romans.

McCain Calls Rand, Cruz, Amash, etc. "Wacko Birds"

Check out my post that made front page of the Daily Paul this morning!

Using his considerable oratory skills, Senator John McCain (Globalist-AZ), continued to dis Rand and continue with his perception that the entire universe is a battlefield populated by dirty mundanes by calling him and his ilk, "wacko birds" who get all the attention.
Sources:
http://m.washingtonexaminer.com/angry-mccain-ups-ante-calls-...http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/07/john-mccain-retirem...Recall that screwing the American people over is a family tradtion. Remember the USS Liberty, a ship sunk with help from Admiral McCain. Kind of a metaphor isn't it?
Source:
http://www.counterpunch.org/2003/10/24/israel-s-attack-on-th...Update: I just got an idea: It would be really neat if someone could come up with a graphic of a bald eagle standing in front of a background of the Bill of rights with the caption beneath, Wacko Bird. That would be cool to blog, tweet and facebook around in response to these neocon fascist types. T-Shirts would be nice if this story gets legs and people would know what term is in reference to. I really need to start homeschooling, uh, now or I'd start working on it.

Check out the great comments.

Check out Justin Amash's response:

Veteran Shot Dead for Not Giving Up Gun

Grandpa, veteran and gun enthusiast John Schaefer was shot dead by a policeman when he refused to hand over his gun on his own property. Reports the Statesman:

Schaefer called 911 about 7:20 a.m. to report that he had shot and killed a pit bull that attacked him, Police Chief Art Acevedo said at a news conference that morning.

Officers asked dispatchers to call Schaefer back and tell him to put his gun in the house before officers arrived. He refused, Acevedo said, and he refused again when officer Jonathan Whitted got to the residence and asked Schaefer to hand over the pistol he saw tucked in his waistband.

When Whitted went to take the gun, Schaefer pulled it out and aimed it at the officer, Acevedo said. Whitted then shot and killed Schaefer.

Neighbors, including one man who said he witnessed the incident, said they heard two shots.

Lt. Ely Reyes said Friday that it’s not unusual for an officer to separate an unknown person from a firearm when responding to a situation, even if that person is legally allowed to carry a weapon.

If officers pull over someone who has a concealed handgun license, for example, and learn that a gun is in the vehicle, they often ask the person to step outside to check for a weapon, he said.

But after hearing Acevedo’s explanation of what happened Friday, two neighbors questioned whether it was wrong for Schaefer to hold onto his gun on his own property.

Now some will say you should always do what the man in a uniform tells you to do that's just the way it is. But people like that are brainwashed statists who need a dose of Americanism. What ever happened to shoot to wound? Lesson learned here: don't call the police for something like a dead dog, or you might be on their menu.