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Mon 07/26/10 11:36 AM



Obama's U.S. assassination program? Part 1

Sound too conspiratorial to be true? Like the cover-up ops of spy novels? Well, it's reality. And it is possibly the most bizarre, inhumane and abusive way that the White House is expanding its power over the American people.

It's not an extremist belief or theory of the far Right. It's a fact that has been confirmed by publications such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, MSNBC and even documented by the far-Left blog, Salon.com.

And it's the gravest nightmare of U.S. citizens and abandonment of our Constitution to date: A presidential assassination program in which U.S. citizens are in the literal scopes of the executive branch, based upon nothing more than allegations of terrorism involvement as they define it.

Of course, the CIA has executed covert assassinations of foreigners for decades. But, tragically, Obama is now expanding this program to include American, non-Islamic, stateside, homegrown terrorists.

It all started in January of this year when the Washington Post reported, "As part of the operations, Obama approved a December 24 strike against a [Yemeni] compound where a U.S. citizen, Anwar al-Aulaqi, was thought to be meeting with other regional al-Qaida leaders. Although he was not the focus of the strike and was not killed, he has since been added to a shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing or capture. …"

"A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda Rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.

While the Obama administration continues its Bush-blaming for the economy, it is mega-morphing Bush policy in covert ops overseas, according to the Washington Post, "to kill U.S. citizens abroad if strong evidence existed that an American was involved in organizing or carrying out terrorist actions against the United States or U.S. interests."

Well, in recent months and weeks, the Obama administration has taken this overseas killing op to a new low: stateside assassinations.

Former Director of National Intelligence Admiral Dennis Blair confessed before Congress: "We take direct actions against terrorists in the intelligence community. If we think that direct action will involve killing an American, we get specific permission to do that."

If you are wondering who the "we" are, to whom Blair refers, they are Smith, Wesson and the White House.

Now we know what Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan meant when he admitted in May of this year: "And under President Obama, we have built upon the work of the previous administration and have accelerated efforts in many areas." (Remember when Bush's eavesdropping on U.S. citizens seemed harsh?)

Brennan further explained then that the problem of homegrown terrorists ranks as a top priority, because of the increasing number of U.S. individuals who have become "captivated by extremist ideology or causes." He went on to say, "There are … dozens of U.S. persons who are in different parts of the world that are very concerning to us."

Do you think "different parts of the world" doesn't include their country of origin?

Conveniently, the Obama administration is also integrating a pervasive plan to assure the expiration of radicals as they deem them abroad and domestic too, with the resurrection of the "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007," introduced by U.S. Rep. Jane Harman, D-Venice (Los Angeles County). Also known as H.R. 1955, it was passed in the House by the Democratic majority, but was then rejected by the Senate.

Everyone thought that legislation was dead until the Obama administration resurrected its tenets in its new 52-page National Security Strategy, released in May. So alarming is the feds' potential abuse of power that officials from London to the Kremlin are recognizing the threat to U.S. citizens.

As the European Union reported, "Foreign Ministry reports circulating in the Kremlin today are warning that an already explosive situation in the United States is about to get a whole lot worse as a new law put forth by President Obama is said capable of seeing up to 500,000 American citizens jailed for the crime of opposing their government."

Woodrow Wilson, during his reign as president, incarcerated more than 2,000 U.S. citizens for speaking out against the government. And now for the first time since, a U.S. president is highlighting the threats of homegrown terror and literally hunting U.S. citizens as terrorists. As one senior administration said, "For the first time since 9/11, the [National Security Strategy] integrates homeland security and national security."

And what type of "integration" does that entail?

President Obama explained in an often overlooked statement within the document of the National Security Strategy: "We are now moving beyond traditional distinctions between homeland and national security. … This includes a determination to prevent terrorist attacks against the American people by fully coordinating the actions that we take abroad with the actions and precautions that we take at home."

Could it be any clearer? Right out of the horse's mouth. Or do I need to spell out what "fully coordinating the actions we take abroad with the actions we take at home" mean?

Remember the words, "A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.

(In Part 2 next week, Chuck will give further evidence for "Obama's U.S. assassination program" and why he says they are now going after non-Islamic, stateside radicals. Check out other reasons Chuck opposes the Obama administration in his new patriot service announcement at BlackBeltPatriotism.com. )

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=183605

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Mon 07/26/10 11:44 AM
Edited by msharmony on Mon 07/26/10 11:46 AM
opposing the government,,wouldnt treason be the HIGHEST form of opposition? and what is penalty for treason in America,,,? life in prison(capture) or death(kill)?


war is hell, whether we kill innocent civilians trying to get our 'enemy' or whether we spare the innocents by targeting the enemy more directly,,,,, same stuff different day,,,

I dont know Chucks stand on war in general, I am a pacifist and not in love with ANY pre meditated taking of human life,,,so I understand the danger here but it just doesnt strike me as anything new or anything thats all of a sudden worse because 'americans' might be involved,,,

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Mon 07/26/10 12:15 PM
Well, when we allowed the government to pass the Patriot Act in the wake of the New York attack our fate was sealed. We allowed the government full access to spy domestically, as well as taking away all fifth amendment rights. The truth is, if the founding fathers were still around today, they'd be drafting a new Declaration of Independence.

This is no longer the Republic that our Constitution chartered. It is a Neo-Fascist Police State. And it's the government we wanted, nay demanded, because we reacted in a state of fear. We didn't stand tall, we cowered and yelled to our government "protect us." When, not that long ago, Alexis De Tocqueville wrote "that it is the peculiar nature of Americans to feel a personal responsibility to see that Justice is served. That all will band together to see wrongdoers brought to justice." Now we diffuse that responsibility and have the audacity to act shocked when it isn't carried out in a manner in which we approve.

Those that sacrifice Liberty for Security deserve neither. - Benjamin Franklin

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Mon 07/26/10 12:21 PM

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sounds ok to me... if people are trying to harm or disrupt the government, they should be dealt with... sounds more like bush than
than hussian.

no photo
Mon 07/26/10 12:24 PM
Edited by Kings_Knight on Mon 07/26/10 12:24 PM
Dang. Looks like the boy's found a use for all them BUSH DRONES and other equipment he 'INHERITED' ...

I don't hear him bitchin' about that stuff ...

mightymoe's photo
Mon 07/26/10 01:03 PM
how does chuck know this stuff anyway? i don't see any links or references, just him saying what he thinks. is he an actor, or a political journalist?

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Mon 07/26/10 02:19 PM




Obama's U.S. assassination program? Part 1

Sound too conspiratorial to be true? Like the cover-up ops of spy novels? Well, it's reality. And it is possibly the most bizarre, inhumane and abusive way that the White House is expanding its power over the American people.

It's not an extremist belief or theory of the far Right. It's a fact that has been confirmed by publications such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, MSNBC and even documented by the far-Left blog, Salon.com.

And it's the gravest nightmare of U.S. citizens and abandonment of our Constitution to date: A presidential assassination program in which U.S. citizens are in the literal scopes of the executive branch, based upon nothing more than allegations of terrorism involvement as they define it.

Of course, the CIA has executed covert assassinations of foreigners for decades. But, tragically, Obama is now expanding this program to include American, non-Islamic, stateside, homegrown terrorists.

It all started in January of this year when the Washington Post reported, "As part of the operations, Obama approved a December 24 strike against a [Yemeni] compound where a U.S. citizen, Anwar al-Aulaqi, was thought to be meeting with other regional al-Qaida leaders. Although he was not the focus of the strike and was not killed, he has since been added to a shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing or capture. …"

"A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda Rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.

While the Obama administration continues its Bush-blaming for the economy, it is mega-morphing Bush policy in covert ops overseas, according to the Washington Post, "to kill U.S. citizens abroad if strong evidence existed that an American was involved in organizing or carrying out terrorist actions against the United States or U.S. interests."

Well, in recent months and weeks, the Obama administration has taken this overseas killing op to a new low: stateside assassinations.

Former Director of National Intelligence Admiral Dennis Blair confessed before Congress: "We take direct actions against terrorists in the intelligence community. If we think that direct action will involve killing an American, we get specific permission to do that."

If you are wondering who the "we" are, to whom Blair refers, they are Smith, Wesson and the White House.

Now we know what Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan meant when he admitted in May of this year: "And under President Obama, we have built upon the work of the previous administration and have accelerated efforts in many areas." (Remember when Bush's eavesdropping on U.S. citizens seemed harsh?)

Brennan further explained then that the problem of homegrown terrorists ranks as a top priority, because of the increasing number of U.S. individuals who have become "captivated by extremist ideology or causes." He went on to say, "There are … dozens of U.S. persons who are in different parts of the world that are very concerning to us."

Do you think "different parts of the world" doesn't include their country of origin?

Conveniently, the Obama administration is also integrating a pervasive plan to assure the expiration of radicals as they deem them abroad and domestic too, with the resurrection of the "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007," introduced by U.S. Rep. Jane Harman, D-Venice (Los Angeles County). Also known as H.R. 1955, it was passed in the House by the Democratic majority, but was then rejected by the Senate.

Everyone thought that legislation was dead until the Obama administration resurrected its tenets in its new 52-page National Security Strategy, released in May. So alarming is the feds' potential abuse of power that officials from London to the Kremlin are recognizing the threat to U.S. citizens.

As the European Union reported, "Foreign Ministry reports circulating in the Kremlin today are warning that an already explosive situation in the United States is about to get a whole lot worse as a new law put forth by President Obama is said capable of seeing up to 500,000 American citizens jailed for the crime of opposing their government."

Woodrow Wilson, during his reign as president, incarcerated more than 2,000 U.S. citizens for speaking out against the government. And now for the first time since, a U.S. president is highlighting the threats of homegrown terror and literally hunting U.S. citizens as terrorists. As one senior administration said, "For the first time since 9/11, the [National Security Strategy] integrates homeland security and national security."

And what type of "integration" does that entail?

President Obama explained in an often overlooked statement within the document of the National Security Strategy: "We are now moving beyond traditional distinctions between homeland and national security. … This includes a determination to prevent terrorist attacks against the American people by fully coordinating the actions that we take abroad with the actions and precautions that we take at home."

Could it be any clearer? Right out of the horse's mouth. Or do I need to spell out what "fully coordinating the actions we take abroad with the actions we take at home" mean?

Remember the words, "A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.

(In Part 2 next week, Chuck will give further evidence for "Obama's U.S. assassination program" and why he says they are now going after non-Islamic, stateside radicals. Check out other reasons Chuck opposes the Obama administration in his new patriot service announcement at BlackBeltPatriotism.com. )

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=183605


Actually, this one I am for. There are checks and balances in place to make sure that the wrong person isn't picked off and has been geoing on for yers, not just under Obama.

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Mon 07/26/10 02:21 PM

how does chuck know this stuff anyway? i don't see any links or references, just him saying what he thinks. is he an actor, or a political journalist?


Chuck's been in politics for quite some time. He was even an advisor to Mike Huckabee's campaign.

msharmony's photo
Mon 07/26/10 02:24 PM

how does chuck know this stuff anyway? i don't see any links or references, just him saying what he thinks. is he an actor, or a political journalist?



thats partly why its called 'commentary' instead of 'factuary'....lol

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Mon 07/26/10 02:25 PM


how does chuck know this stuff anyway? i don't see any links or references, just him saying what he thinks. is he an actor, or a political journalist?

thats partly why its called 'commentary' instead of 'factuary'....lol


Kinda like Keith Olbermann ... ? Or Chris Matthews ... ? Right ...

msharmony's photo
Mon 07/26/10 02:29 PM



how does chuck know this stuff anyway? i don't see any links or references, just him saying what he thinks. is he an actor, or a political journalist?

thats partly why its called 'commentary' instead of 'factuary'....lol


Kinda like Keith Olbermann ... ? Or Chris Matthews ... ? Right ...



exactly, some will share the same opinions and others won't but it is all primarily OPINION

mightymoe's photo
Mon 07/26/10 03:10 PM
If you have five dollars and Chuck Norris has five dollars, Chuck Norris has more money than you.

Chuck Norris sleeps with a night light. Not because Chuck Norris is afraid of the dark, but the dark is afraid of Chuck Norris

Chuck Norris ordered a Big Mac at Burger King, and got one.

Chuck Norris always has sex on the first date. Always.

Chuck Norris was the fourth Wiseman. He brought baby Jesus the gift of “beard”. Jesus wore it proudly to his dying day. The other Wisemen, jealous of Jesus’ obvious gift favoritism, used their combined influence to have Chuck omitted from the Bible. Shortly after all three died of roundhouse kick related deaths.

Chuck Norris invented water.

Chuck Norris used live ammunition during all shoot-outs. When a director once said he couldn’t, he replied, “Of course I can, I’m Chuck Norris,” and roundhouse kicked him in the face.


msharmony's photo
Mon 07/26/10 03:14 PM

If you have five dollars and Chuck Norris has five dollars, Chuck Norris has more money than you.

Chuck Norris sleeps with a night light. Not because Chuck Norris is afraid of the dark, but the dark is afraid of Chuck Norris

Chuck Norris ordered a Big Mac at Burger King, and got one.

Chuck Norris always has sex on the first date. Always.

Chuck Norris was the fourth Wiseman. He brought baby Jesus the gift of “beard”. Jesus wore it proudly to his dying day. The other Wisemen, jealous of Jesus’ obvious gift favoritism, used their combined influence to have Chuck omitted from the Bible. Shortly after all three died of roundhouse kick related deaths.

Chuck Norris invented water.

Chuck Norris used live ammunition during all shoot-outs. When a director once said he couldn’t, he replied, “Of course I can, I’m Chuck Norris,” and roundhouse kicked him in the face.





lol, I thought I was the only one who never gets it my way at Burger King,,,lol

willing2's photo
Mon 07/26/10 03:50 PM
I have never been a Chuck Norris, the actor fan.

I see mostly fact and very little opinion in the story.


heavenlyboy34's photo
Mon 07/26/10 03:57 PM
He did err a bit-salon.com is not exclusively far left. It includes a few other POVs as well.

no photo
Mon 07/26/10 03:57 PM
I see facts too but it is hardly news.
Targeting killings have been going on for decades and even centuries for some countries.
Off the top of my head, read John Perkins "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man" for many examples of US targeted killings.

Lpdon's photo
Mon 07/26/10 04:04 PM

I have never been a Chuck Norris, the actor fan.

I see mostly fact and very little opinion in the story.




I love Chuck Norris. Walker Texas Ranger is the best show.

Lpdon's photo
Mon 07/26/10 04:05 PM

I see facts too but it is hardly news.
Targeting killings have been going on for decades and even centuries for some countries.
Off the top of my head, read John Perkins "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man" for many examples of US targeted killings.


Hell the CLinton's even did it. Look at Vince Foster.

msharmony's photo
Tue 07/27/10 02:47 AM




Obama's U.S. assassination program? Part 1

Sound too conspiratorial to be true? Like the cover-up ops of spy novels? Well, it's reality. ( BEGIN OPINION ONE)And it is possibly the most bizarre, inhumane and abusive way that the White House is expanding its power over the American people.(END OPINION ONE)

It's not an extremist belief or theory of the far Right. It's a fact that has been confirmed by publications such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, MSNBC and even documented by the far-Left blog, Salon.com.

(BEGIN OPINION TWO)And it's the gravest nightmare of U.S. citizens and abandonment of our Constitution to date(END OPINION TWO): A presidential assassination program in which U.S. citizens are in the literal scopes of the executive branch, based upon nothing more than allegations of terrorism involvement as they define it.

Of course, the CIA has executed covert assassinations of foreigners for decades. (BEGIN OPINION THREE) But, tragically, Obama is now expanding this program to include American, non-Islamic, stateside, homegrown terrorists.(END OPINION THREE)

It all started in January of this year when the Washington Post reported, "As part of the operations, Obama approved a December 24 strike against a [Yemeni] compound where a U.S. citizen, Anwar al-Aulaqi, was thought to be meeting with other regional al-Qaida leaders. Although he was not the focus of the strike and was not killed, he has since been added to a shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing or capture. …"

( BEGIN MISLEADING STATEMENT ONE, killing OR capture seems more broad of an option) "A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda Rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.(END MISLEADING STATEMENT ONE)

While the Obama administration continues its Bush-blaming for the economy, it is mega-morphing Bush policy in covert ops overseas, according to the Washington Post, "to kill U.S. citizens abroad if strong evidence existed that an American was involved in organizing or carrying out terrorist actions against the United States or U.S. interests."

(BEGIN MISLEADING STATEMENT TWO, this is not an OBAMA baby, authority to use military force was given after 9/11 under Bush)Well, in recent months and weeks, the Obama administration has taken this overseas killing op to a new low: stateside assassinations.(END MISLEADING STATEMENT TWO)

Former Director of National Intelligence Admiral Dennis Blair confessed before Congress: "We take direct actions against terrorists in the intelligence community. If we think that direct action will involve killing an American, we get specific permission to do that."

If you are wondering who the "we" are, to whom Blair refers, they are Smith, Wesson and the White House.

( BEGIN ASSUMPTION NUMBER ONE)Now we know what Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan meant when he admitted in May of this year: "And under President Obama, we have built upon the work of the previous administration and have accelerated efforts in many areas." (END ASSUMPTION NUMBER ONE)(Remember when Bush's eavesdropping on U.S. citizens seemed harsh?)

Brennan further explained then that the problem of homegrown terrorists ranks as a top priority, because of the increasing number of U.S. individuals who have become "captivated by extremist ideology or causes." He went on to say, "There are … dozens of U.S. persons who are in different parts of the world that are very concerning to us."

Do you think "different parts of the world" doesn't include their country of origin?

Conveniently, the Obama administration is also integrating a pervasive plan to assure the expiration of radicals as they deem them abroad and domestic too, with the resurrection of the "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007," introduced by U.S. Rep. Jane Harman, D-Venice (Los Angeles County). Also known as H.R. 1955, it was passed in the House by the Democratic majority, but was then rejected by the Senate.

Everyone thought that legislation was dead until the Obama administration resurrected its tenets in its new 52-page National Security Strategy, released in May. So alarming is the feds' potential abuse of power that officials from London to the Kremlin are recognizing the threat to U.S. citizens.

As the European Union reported, "Foreign Ministry reports circulating in the Kremlin today are warning that an already explosive situation in the United States is about to get a whole lot worse as a new law put forth by President Obama is said capable of seeing up to 500,000 American citizens jailed for the crime of opposing their government."

Woodrow Wilson, during his reign as president, incarcerated more than 2,000 U.S. citizens for speaking out against the government. And now for the first time since, a U.S. president is highlighting the threats of homegrown terror and literally hunting U.S. citizens as terrorists. As one senior administration said, "For the first time since 9/11, the [National Security Strategy] integrates homeland security and national security."

And what type of "integration" does that entail?

President Obama explained in an often overlooked statement within the document of the National Security Strategy: "We are now moving beyond traditional distinctions between homeland and national security. … This includes a determination to prevent terrorist attacks against the American people by fully coordinating the actions that we take abroad with the actions and precautions that we take at home."

(BEGIN ASSUMPTION TWO) Could it be any clearer? Right out of the horse's mouth. Or do I need to spell out what "fully coordinating the actions we take abroad with the actions we take at home" mean?

Remember the words, "A shortlist of U.S. citizens specifically targeted for killing"?

That's right. No arrest. No Miranda rights. No due process. No trial. Just a bullet.(END ASSUMPTION TWO)

(In Part 2 next week, Chuck will give further evidence for "Obama's U.S. assassination program" and why he says they are now going after non-Islamic, stateside radicals. Check out other reasons Chuck opposes the Obama administration in his new patriot service announcement at BlackBeltPatriotism.com. )

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=183605


I stand corrected, ten of the twenty two paragraphs are opinion, misleading statements and assumptions,, the other twelve have accurate facts...

TonkaTruck3's photo
Tue 07/27/10 04:52 AM
Treason??...what about the treason that Oblowme is doing against America?? Wheres the justice when it comes to HIM??

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