Eye of the Patriot

As many of you have seen that the latest video by Hannah and James was taken in California and even reveals that one of the workers there is a true murderer.  No, this was not inferred by the pimp and prostitute aka James and Hannah… but was actually detailed to them, firsthand.

Now, I have heard rumors all day that a possible 5th and even 6th video is out there.  Where could the next one be?  Maybe its  in Chicago, where our good friend Obama launched his political career.  Or perhaps its Miami.  I guess we shall see either way.  You’re probably wondering what makes me so confident that a new sting is about to be revealed?

Well, mainly because as Hannah details here… #4: Baltimore, DC, Brooklyn, San Bernardino, and….  I don’t know about you but that shows you there is at least one more to come!  I’d be willing to bet there is at least a COUPLE more, not just one.

The Science Behind the ACORN Sting

by Hannah Giles

After going undercover on the east coast, James and I headed to the west coast. We knew it was a risky endeavor but the results on the east coast were too good to ignore. We had to test our scenario in an opposite region. It is like a science experiment:

1) Ask A Question: What if a “prostitute” and her alleged law school boyfriend walk into ACORN seeking housing for an underage brothel to fund his future congressional campaign?

2) Do Background Research:

1. Learn as much about ACORN housing procedures and protocol as possible.

2. History of ACORN and their effect on the United States

3) Construct a Hypothesis: ACORN is corrupt and it is in their nature to promote and disguise illegal behavior.

4) Experiment: Baltimore, DC, Brooklyn, San Bernardino, and…

5) Analyze and draw a conclusion.

America-

James O’Keefe and I posed a question and gathered the evidence. We’ve run around this nation on a quest for truth unraveling the mystery of organized corruption.

You Decide.

via Big Government » Blog Archive » The Science Behind the ACORN Sting.

Obama and cronies’ world is crashing down around them. This couldn’t get any better…. or could it? I think Beck has something in store for us this week too, something bigger than we’ve seen yet. We shall see…

The House voted on a Resolution of Disapproval over Joe Wilson’s “You Lie!” voiced during President Obama’s speech to the joint houses of Congress last week.

By JIM ABRAMS and BEN EVANS, Associated Press Writers Jim Abrams And Ben Evans, Associated Press Writers – 16 mins ago

WASHINGTON – The House has voted to admonish Rep. Joe Wilson over his “You lie” outburst to President Barack Obama during the president’s health care speech to Congress last week.

The 240-179 vote on the resolution of disapproval reflected the sharp partisan divide over the issue. Democrats insisted that the South Carolina Republican take responsibility for what they said was a serious breach of decorum. Republicans characterized the vote as a political stunt.

Wilson himself would not back down on his position that he owed the House no apology. Surrounded by Republican supporters, Wilson said Obama had “graciously accepted my apology and the issue is over.”

Joe should be prepared for an even LARGER influx of funds than his initial $1 Million that was raised in 48 Hours.

This Resolution of Disapproval is such a political stunt that is going to send would-be supporters over the edge and have him raise even more money for his next campaign. All because of the President legitimately lying about his Health Care bill and speaking out like everyone else in Congress should! Its no matter Joe, we all have your back on this one buddy.

Refuse to apologize again and again. Tell Nancy Pelosi to apologize to us for calling the Town Hall attendees Nazi’s and seek justice for Charlie Rangel’s tax evasion schemes and have him locked up. But all it takes for a Republican to have the book brought down on him/her is to speak up and tell Obama, truthfully, that he is lying?

Rep. Mark Kirk

The Medical Rights and Reform Act – Reform the RIGHT way.

Rep. Mark Kirk (R-IL) re-emphasizes this act on BigGovernment.com This thing has everything we need without the huge shadow of Government making decisions “on our behalf” (of which we do NOT WANT!). It has Tort reform, deregulation of the insurance industry by allowing competition across state borders, tax breaks for individuals purchasing independent insurance, etc…

Over the last eight months, I worked to build a coalition in Congress to reduce health care costs and expand insurance coverage without increasing spending, raising taxes, rationing care, or putting the government between you and your doctor.

After months of hard work and consensus building, the Republican Tuesday Group developed the centrist Medical Rights and Reform Act to dramatically reduce the cost of health insurance for all Americans without bankrupting the country and without compromising the doctor-patient relationship.

Our plan would end lawsuit abuse, expand electronic medical records, allow Americans to buy health insurance across state lines, and give individuals who buy their own insurance the same tax breaks we give corporations.

And, most importantly, our plan would prohibit the government from rationing care or overruling the judgment of your family physician.

Before the President’s most recent address, I released four key questions I hoped the President would address.

First, how would the Democrat health care bill lower the deficit?

The Congressional Budget Office scored the Speaker’s bill at over $1 trillion, including a $160 billion cut for Medicare, a $587 billion tax increase, and a $295 billion increase to the deficit.

This Congress already gave us a $1.8 trillion deficit. America cannot afford to spend another trillion. We need to lower health care costs without spending money we don’t have and without raising taxes.

Second, since other countries restrict care to save money in their big-government health care programs, how will the Democrat plan protect the practice of medicine in America? Read the rest of this entry »

Cass Sunstein, the Regulatory Czar is going to be voted on today in the Senate to officially confirm or deny him to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) in the White House through Senate Confirmation. Most Senators probably aren’t even aware that this vote will be taking place today because of how swiftly and quietly Harry Reid wants to punch this confirmation through.

I quote Sunstein from his book “Radicals in Robes” -

“[A]lmost all gun control legislation is constitutionally fine. And if the Court is right,
then fundamentalism does not justify the view that the Second Amendment protects an
individual right to bear arms.”

Sunstein said on page 11 of his book ‘Animal Rights: Current Debates and New Directions (2004)’ -

“We could even grant animals a right to bring suit without insisting that animals are persons, or that they are not property,”

One more quote before I move on. This one comes from Sunstein’s book: ‘Rights of Animals: A Very Short Primer (2002)’ -

“I think we should go further … the law should impose further regulation on hunting, scientific experiments, entertainment, and (above all) farming to ensure against unnecessary animal suffering. It is easy to imagine a set of initiatives that would do a great deal here, and indeed European nations have moved in just this direction. There are many possibilities.”

I don’t think there is any further formal introduction needed for this CRAZY RADICAL. His views that come directly from his own written words show to the world how truly insane he is.  Read the rest of this entry »

In a CLEAR victory for Conservatives and for the alternative media, Van Jones the now former Czar of Green Jobs resigned last night, Saturday, September 6th. WND.com’s Aaron Klein is largely responsible for the pressure that has been brought down on Jones over the past 2 weeks. Aaron Klein is WorldNetDaily’s Jerusalem Bureau chief and has been reporting on the radical over the past five months.

Glenn Beck has gone on to bring these conclusions to ‘The Glenn Beck Show’, on the FoxNews channel, to reach his large, ever-growing audience. It finally became a blitzkrieg of negative press for Van and as it reached a boiling point over the past week, it became too much pressure for the White House to handle.

“On the eve of historic fights for health care and clean energy, opponents of reform have mounted a vicious smear campaign against me,” Jones said in his resignation statement. “They are using lies and distortions to distract and divide.”

Using lies against you Van? You mean like your own words? Communist and even believed the tragedy of 9/11 to be a Government conspiracy. Watch the following video composed by Glenn Beck to brush up on your Van Jones.

Good riddance… now to work on Mark Lloyd, Cass Sunstein, and the other 30 or so that are out there. Score one for us!

The Call for “Bipartisanship” and the “Need to Compromise” is NOT Conservative

Lets take a step back and examine the constant pounding in our ears that has been taking place since before the primaries of the 2008 Presidential election. It has been shouted out from both sides of the aisle that we as Republicans or Democrats need to reach across the aisle and seek bipartisan support for policies and ideas. The claim that Republicans need to COMPROMISE or come up with a plan that would meet the Democrats somewhere in the middle. John McCain, during his campaign, became infamous for those words “reach[ing] across the aisle” thinking that he would get the moderate vote. What he didn’t understand was moderates are merely self glorified Democrats.

As this entire Healthcare debate has unfolded this notion of compromising and bipartisanship has been further beaten into the ground. Tom Daschle just published an article over at the Wall Street Journal titled Climbing the Hill on Healthcare where he once again calls for bipartisan support on this bill. Daschle explains:

“By far the best path to success is to continue to pursue a traditional, bipartisan solution. I have great admiration for former Senate Majority Leaders Bob Dole and Howard Baker who, earlier this year, demonstrated remarkable strength and leadership in working with me through the auspices of the Bipartisan Policy Center to propose a compromise on comprehensive health-care reform.”

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