Strategically planned “crises” to systematically takeover private industry.   Fake Oil Spills

Flooding government with impossible financial burdens until the debt becomes unsustainable.   Healthcare  cannot pay for it ,  The Chinese own almost half our debt like a Loanshark who in the very near future will come to collect.

Destruction of the middle class and sustained unemployment through “bailouts” and “stimulus” packages promoted as “revitalization of the American economy.”   Bailouts name one person you know who got a bailout

Devastation of the housing and financial system through the continued requirement of subprime mortgages to low-income Americans who have little to no hope of repayment     Foreclosures everywhere

Expansion of federal powers over states and individuals.   Flush your rights down the toilet

Expansion of the powers of the Executive.     The Scariest of All

Overloading electoral systems with successive tidal waves of new voters.     Voter Fraud, your vote never counts,Illumanati controlled

Complete control over the media through “net neutrality” and the “reinvention of journalism“    Only the news they want your to see is on Television

Promoting social unrest and violence.     Arizona race war coming Soon  ,  Civil war is what they want Divide and Conquer

Unemployment Completely out of control    No new jobs  being created anywhere

Republican Party leader Michael Steele faced heavy criticism and calls for his resignation on Friday after blaming President Barack Obama for the Afghanistan war and suggesting it could not be won.

At a Republican fundraiser in Connecticut on Thursday, Steele was videotaped while criticizing Obama’s decision to bolster the Afghanistan war effort. The comments contradicted the stance of the party, which has consistently pushed for more troops and funding in Afghanistan.

“This was a war of Obama’s choosing,” said Steele, chairman of the Republican National Committee. “This is not something the United States had actively prosecuted or wanted to engage in.”

Steele also called the recent resignation of Afghan war commander General Stanley McChrystal “comical” and made fun of Obama for deciding to increase the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

“If he’s such a student of history, has he not understood that you know that’s the one thing you don’t do, is engage in a land war in Afghanistan?” Steele asked the crowd in a video promptly distributed by Democrats and posted on YouTube.

“Because everyone who has tried, over a thousand years of history, has failed,” he said.

The United States invaded Afghanistan under Republican President George W. Bush in retaliation for the September 11, 2001, attacks by al Qaeda, whose leaders had taken refuge there.

The comments sparked a wave of criticism from Democrats and calls for Steele’s resignation, led by prominent Republican conservative columnist Bill Kristol.

Yes We Can

“Needless to say, the war in Afghanistan was not ‘a war of Obama’s choosing,’” Kristol said in a blog on the Weekly Standard magazine site. “It has been prosecuted by the United States under Presidents Bush and Obama. Republicans have consistently supported the effort.

“There are, of course, those who think we should pull out of Afghanistan and they’re certainly entitled to make their case. But one of them shouldn’t be the chairman of the Republican Party.”

Steele issued a statement trying to extricate himself from the controversy, saying Obama’s shift in the U.S. military focus from Iraq to Afghanistan means “this is his strategy.”

“As we have learned throughout history, winning a war in Afghanistan is a difficult task. We must also remember that after the tragedy of September 11, 2001, it is also a necessary one,” Steele said. “The stakes are too high for us to accept anything but success in Afghanistan.”

Democrats pounced on the comments by Steele, who is trying to help lead Republicans to major gains in November’s congressional elections.

“It’s simply unconscionable that Michael Steele would undermine the morale of our troops when what they need is our support and encouragement,” said Democratic National Committee spokesman Brad Woodhouse.

Steele has been embroiled in a series of controversies since taking over the party last year, including questions about lavish party spending and comments on topics ranging from race to abortion to conservative radio commentator Rush Limbaugh.

If yes to the above, you could qualify for a concealed gun permit from Utah, which is seeing record demand for permits from people all across the United States who never been to the state and have no intention of ever going.

Bedrock conservatism is enjoying a surge with the rise of the Tea Party movement, which advocates small government, individual rights and has made a strong showing in Utah. The debate may become only hotter after a Monday U.S. Supreme Court ruling extended gun rights to all cities and states.

Spurred by fears that U.S. President Barack Obama will add gun control to his already crowded domestic agenda, denizens of the once-wild West and other Americans are snapping up firearm permits. Some 90 million people in the United States have an estimated 200 million guns.

Utah makes it easy, and thousands have enrolled in classes promoting its concealed weapons license to people from other states, many of whom have never been to Utah and never intend to go there.

Salmon, Idaho resident Bruce Smith just took an Idaho-based Utah permit course that would let him carry in Idaho, Utah and 31 other states. Course provider Ericsson Investigations on its Web site promises to teach laws, gun safety and “the combat ‘mind set’”.

“I’d hate to be without backup,” Smith said. The course did not include shooting a gun but did show how to load one.

A five-year permit good in 33 states has flooded Utah with applications, with the number rising to 74,000 last year. The fee is $65.25. Applicants must also clear a background check, be 21, and take a course.

Today, more out-of-state residents have Utah licenses than state residents, and out-of-state instructors outnumber those from Utah.

Utah’s program alarms gun control groups like the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.

“It’s a state where they don’t seem to care about the consequences that may arise from some of the permits they’re issuing,” said spokesman Peter Hamm.

OUT OF STATE CLASSES

Texas and other gun-friendly states require gun permit classes to be based in their state, which Utah does not. Utah’s licenses are valid in more states than most, too. Idaho permits are valid in only four other states — one eighth the number with which Utah has agreements.

Not all states are happy with Utah’s plan. Western neighbors New Mexico and Nevada in recent months have revoked recognition of Utah’s licenses because it doesn’t oblige applicants to train with a handgun or even fire one.

With the state poised to become the de facto national supplier of such permits, officials with the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification say they are overwhelmed.

“The only people making money off it are the instructors,” said Lt. Doug Anderson, manager of the concealed firearms program.

More Americans than ever believe they need to carry a concealed weapon, and the sentiment is widespread in Western states, where historic settlement saw justice dispensed at the end of a gun barrel.

The pattern strengthened when Obama was elected president. Pro-gun activists emphasized that Obama was from Illinois, one of two states that forbid carrying concealed weapons.

“With the change in administration from Bush to Obama, people became concerned there would be additional gun-control legislation,” said Idaho-based firearms instructor John Kie. “That hasn’t played out but the fear is there.”

Concealed-carry permits in states like Colorado, Montana, Idaho and Texas are jumping.

“Obama and all of them are just trying to take away our rights,” said Salmon Mayor John Miller, a self-described gun activist. “I believe in guns. Idaho, Montana, all the Wild West states, we’re not giving up our guns.”

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Calderón made these outrageous and anti-American remarks from the floor of the U.S. Congress during an official visit, and also renewed attacks on the immigration legislation passed by Arizona.

President Obama joined in his cause, making the startling declaration that “We are not defined by our borders” during a press conference welcoming Calderón on the White House lawn. Such a statement with immigration AND “weapons” problems on the border? Alex Jones responds to these radical statements in the video below.