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Friday, December 2, 2011

America: The Bloodied Bully


What happened to my America, was it all just a lucid dream? Have you seen your America lately? Yeah in my America the hero always got the girl in the end, but guess what? That worked for me, I liked it. The Russians were the bad guys, evil plots imploded on evil men, and I could say, “That movie was queer.” without invoking the PC riot police.

In my version of America we were strong, we were the modern day gladiators fighting for liberty. Justice was receiving what you deserved for the deed you did, not getting what you were owed complements of some selective plight or situation or media induced social cause. People didn't have such difficulty deciphering right from wrong. I believed the President was elected by the people, not just the people with the most money or the most nefarious agenda.

And finally people didn't mess with my America, because we would always prevail in anything we stood against. We were the tough guys with the big stick and using that big stick kept the peace.

In today's international progressive Amerika, we are weaklings and routinely laughed at by people we would have destroyed decades ago. Hugo Chavez, a purveyor of American misfortune and a lap dog to our enemies, tyrannically rules a country in which we send billions of dollars to via our thirst for foreign oil. We are economically propping up this dictator who sponsors terrorism. Chavez is guilty for the death of thousands of his countrymen, woman and children for absolute power and wealth.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a pint sized rat with a gargantuan tyrannical grip on the Middle East. He is constantly getting fined for excessive celebration in the end-zone of Western security and strategic interest, yet laughs in the face of endless erroneous sanctions. The American government realizes that sanctions on Iran will remain impotent as long as Russia continues to blatantly defy them. So Ahmadinejad continues to rape and oppress his people and violently squash dissent without so much as breaking a sweat.

The Jerusalem Post reports today that Russia is delivering anti-ship missiles to Syria, another murderous regime. MOSCOW - Russia has delivered anti-ship cruise missiles to Syria, the Interfax news agency cited an unnamed military source as saying on Thursday, days after a United Nations commission of inquiry called for an arms embargo on Damascus.

Economic and diplomatic pressure has isolated Syrian President Bashar Assad following a nine-month government crackdown against protesters in unrest the United Nations says has killed more than 4,000 people.
 


It is a very dangerous world in which Russia doesn't adhere to Western consequence, and even more deadly when other nations realize this. As prime minister for the past four years, Vladimir Putin never really went away. But his looming reincarnation as the all-powerful, executive president of Russia – the country's "paramount leader" in Chinese parlance – poses a stark challenge for which the US, Britain and other beleaguered western powers seem ill-prepared. As president, potentially until 2024, Putin has one overriding objective: the creation of a third, post-tsarist, post-Soviet Russian empire.
Putin famously described the collapse of the Soviet Union, the "evil empire" of Ronald Reagan's imagining, as "the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century". - The Guardian

These are just a few examples of the collapse of “My America's” bravado on foreign policy. Domestically I also barely recognize this nation as I knew it, the progressive front has systematically neutered our country. Emperor Barack Obama and his cast of progressive fascist have brought this nation to its knees. Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Van Jones, Maxine Waters, The SEIU, The ACLU, and other progressive cronies like Obama are frantically at work breaking the spirit of this once great nation. Infusing social justice and communist ideology into our children through academia and pop culture media, both subversively and subconsciously. They are creating a nation of litigators and victims ill-prepared to face the challenges of a ruthless and unforgiving world.

America is a shadow of it's former self, a bloodied bully on the playground in which our adversaries watch waiting to strike. The threat of American retaliation and dominance is no longer keeping the wolves from the door, every day they inch closer, emboldened by our weak stomachs and false sense of enlightenment. The greatest hope for revival lye’s in the pages of history with the founders of this nation, unfortunately along with God and American exceptionalism, that too is being discarded by modern progressive activist.
These videos are from the John Birch Society, they render objective and factual  information that is no longer available in contemporary academia.





Newz from The Hill

Labor board approves controversial union election rule in 2-1 vote

By Kevin Bogardus - 11/30/11 08:12 PM ET
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) voted Wednesday to move forward with portions of a controversial union election rule after the board’s lone Republican member showed up to register his opposition.
The two Democratic members of the labor board, Chairman Mark Pearce and Craig Becker, voted to advance the proposal, while Brian Hayes, a Republican, voted no.
The wildcard of Wednesday’s vote was Hayes, who has threatened to resign over the union election rule. Speculation swirled this week that Hayes might torpedo Wednesday’s action by making good on his threat to quit or by simply refusing to participate.
The labor board will now draft a final version of the rule and hold another vote on it.

The NLRB proposal has attracted widespread attention in Washington and the business world. Labor unions say it would help reduce delays in union elections, but business groups argue it gives employers little time to talk to their employees about unionization before a vote takes place.Hayes claims the Democrats on the NLRB have frozen him out of the deliberations over the union rule in a bid to rush it through by the end of the year.
If Hayes resigned, it would effectively shut down the NLRB by denying it the three-member quorum required by a 2010 Supreme Court decision. It’s unclear, however, whether he can stop NLRB action by refusing to participate.
Some former labor board officials said Hayes needed to at least offer a “no” vote and a dissent on the rule for it to go forward. Other former NLRB officials disagreed, arguing that nothing in the labor board’s statute would stop a rule going forward that has a two-member majority vote in a three-member board.
During the public meeting before the vote, Hayes said he believes a major change in labor law, like the proposal, should not be issued without three affirmative votes from the labor board. Hayes said he considered resigning but rejected that option because the NLRB’s reputation would be “collateral damage.”
“My view remains this is a fundamentally flawed rule and is the product of the fundamentally flawed process,” Hayes said.
Both Pearce and Becker defended the rule and the process behind it, saying the NLRB has gone to great lengths to be open and transparent during the proposal’s consideration.
 Pearce also thanked Hayes for saying he wouldn’t resign and hoped they could continue to work together in the future.
Labor advocates cheered the NLRB for moving forward with the rule.
“Today’s vote is a step in the right direction toward giving more men and women a fair vote in the workplace to help rebalance our economy and rebuild the middle class,” said Kimberly Freeman Brown, executive director of American Rights at Work, a labor advocacy group, in a statement. “Cutting back on the excessive delays and litigation that plague the current system will be good for employers, employees and taxpayers who foot the bill.”
Business groups said that they will continue to keep close watch on the labor board.
“The amended proposal still looks like a solution in search of a problem, since unions already win a majority of elections, most issues are resolved by agreement and the vast majority of elections are held in a timely manner. With some members of the board still calling for ambush elections, employers will need to watch future NLRB nominations that much more closely,” said Glenn Spencer, executive director of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Workforce Freedom Initiative.
The NLRB did not consider the full union election rule Wednesday, voting only on portions that would limit litigation surrounding union elections.
The board did not vote on measures that could speed up union elections and share workers’ contact information with union organizers, among other changes. Those provisions are still under consideration for a future vote, according to the NLRB.
Time is short at the NLRB to move forward on the rule. Becker’s recess appointment expires at the end of the year, when Congress is expected to adjourn. That will bring the labor board down to two members, denying it a quorum.
Senate Republicans are expected to block any new nominees to the board.
The House passed legislation Wednesday from Rep. John Kline (R-Minn.), chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee, that would block the NLRB’s union election rule. That bill is expected to die in the Senate.
— Updated at 8:12 p.m.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

China


Most Americans are familiar with China for producing just about everything that they purchase in Walmart, K-Mart, The Dollar store and so on. A majority of American's cannot accurately surmise why just about everything that they buy is made in China, but the majority knows it. This article however is not about China's forced labor, currency manipulation, lack of regulations; it is about our final and deadly adversary. We as a nation do not afford China much credit as a potent opposition of Western values and freedom. We still somewhat live with the antiquated perceptions of “ah-so ah-so” 

If Americans can't understand that China is and always will be a tremendously formidable foe, it may be a fatal mistake. Although China and Russia have historically not been close allies they will and are currently working hand and hand to secure the demise of the USA. They may have very different ideals, but just as with most communist, fascist, and socialist they will join at the hip and sort things out later, when their goal is reached. We see this in revolutions throughout history, time and time again. One easy example to help you understand this is both China and Russia's turmoil with their radical Muslim populations, more so Russia. They are not immune to Islamic terrorist and revolutionaries causing strife and their murderous agenda, however they support Iran and other radicals because it strategically opposes The United States.

We have been told if we don't support free trade we are isolationist or somehow anti capitalist, mostly by the republican party. However the playing field is not level and our politicians know this. We as American citizens need to work through the stigma politicians have attached to “buying American”. We need to force our politicians to cease making it so hard for us to keep manufacturing within our borders, and to remove their boots from the necks of American exceptional-ism. 

In the next few decade China will own space, as our progressives have crushed NASA. This is not only sickening but very dangerous and contrary to our survival. Our politicians are cashing in on our lopsided relationship with China, they are selling us out and laughing about it, all the way to the bank. If we don't hold our government accountable right now and reverse this disturbing trend we will be dominated and ultimately destroyed by China with the aid of Russia.