Peter Schiff has a stock tip for you -- bet on me. Despite running a distant third to Linda McMahon and Rob Simmons in the most recent Republican Senate poll, the brash-talking Ron Paul consigliere and money manager from Weston said he expects to cut into that lead now that his campaign espousing smaller government and lower taxes is on television. "I would put a million bucks on me 20 to 1," Schiff said. "Scott Brown was a longshot. Who thought he was going to win?" Schiff, 47, addressed his prospects of going from widely perceived also-ran to viable darkhorse during a recent sit-down with Greenwich Time, in which he articulated his views on the economic meltdown that he said he predicted and his fixes for health care, Social Security and the federal tax code.Link
Friday, April 9, 2010
On the rise in Senate race.
Peter Schiff has a stock tip for you -- bet on me. Despite running a distant third to Linda McMahon and Rob Simmons in the most recent Republican Senate poll, the brash-talking Ron Paul consigliere and money manager from Weston said he expects to cut into that lead now that his campaign espousing smaller government and lower taxes is on television. "I would put a million bucks on me 20 to 1," Schiff said. "Scott Brown was a longshot. Who thought he was going to win?" Schiff, 47, addressed his prospects of going from widely perceived also-ran to viable darkhorse during a recent sit-down with Greenwich Time, in which he articulated his views on the economic meltdown that he said he predicted and his fixes for health care, Social Security and the federal tax code.Link
Thursday, April 8, 2010
GOP gathering a 'jump-start'.............
New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- Nearly 4,000 GOP insiders are descending Thursday on New Orleans for the start of the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, thought by many to be the unofficial kickoff to the 2012 presidential cycle. Along with speeches from party leaders, the conference's agenda includes strategy sessions and even a GOP-themed film festival -- not to mention behind-the-scenes networking and a sampling of the city's abundant food and drink. The conference is taking place just steps from Bourbon Street. The Republican National Committee and Republican Governors Association, eager to fill their coffers in a midterm election year, also are holding fundraisers to piggyback off the gathering, which takes place every four years...Link
Obama authorizes assassination of U.S. citizen.
In late January, I wrote about the Obama administration's "presidential assassination program," whereby American citizens are targeted for killings far away from any battlefield, based exclusively on unchecked accusations by the Executive Branch that they're involved in Terrorism. At the time, The Washington Post's Dana Priest had noted deep in a long article that Obama had continued Bush's policy (which Bush never actually implemented) of having the Joint Chiefs of Staff compile "hit lists" of Americans, and Priest suggested that the American-born Islamic cleric Anwar al-Awlaki was on that list. The following week, Obama's Director of National Intelligence, Adm. Dennis Blair, acknowledged in Congressional testimony that the administration reserves the "right" to carry out such assassinations...Link
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
America the Pacified.
If the U.S. public looked long and hard into a mirror reflecting the civilian atrocities that have occurred in Afghanistan, over the past ten months, we would see ourselves as people who have collaborated with and paid for war crimes committed against innocent civilians who meant us no harm. Two reporters, Jerome Starkey (the Times UK), and David Lindorff, (CounterPunch), have persistently drawn attention to U.S. war crimes committed in Afghanistan. Makers of the film “Rethinking Afghanistan” have steadily provided updates about the suffering endured by Afghan civilians. Here is a short list of atrocities that have occurred in the months since General McChrystal assumed his post in Afghanistan...Link
Monday, April 5, 2010
Killing two reporters and six others.
US military personnel apparently mistook the cameras slung over the backs of two Reuters journalists for weapons when they opened fire on them and a group of people in a Baghdad suburb in 2007, recently released video footage purportedly shows. The whistleblower Web site Wikileaks on Monday released a 17-minute video of footage from an Apache helicopter that was reportedly one of two helicopters involved in a fight against insurgents in the neighborhood of New Baghdad on July 12, 2007...Link
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