via The Powers That Be
August 29, 2011
Hundreds Protest Publicly After Zetas Torched Hotel Casino Filled With "middle class women who frequented the casino with friends."
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MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) — Police in northern Mexico have arrested five alleged members of the Zetas drug cartel suspected of setting a casino fire that killed 52 people, authorities said Monday.
Nuevo Leon state Gov. Rodrigo Medina said police are looking for two other suspects.
The five men, aged 18 to 37, have confessed to participating in the attack Thursday at the Casino Royale and of belonging to the Zetas drug cartel, the governor said, and some had been arrested before for kidnapping or extortion.
Police are investigating whether the attack in the city of Monterrey was in retaliation for not paying extortion money.
The attack "was directed at the casino, not at the people," Medina said in at a news conference where he also showed a video where two men are seen at filling large jugs with gasoline at a gas station near the crime scene.
Another surveillance tape of Thursday's fire shows eight or nine men arriving in four cars and carrying canisters into the Casino Royale. In little more than two minutes, the casino is in flames and choking black smoke churns from the building.
According to witnesses, the gunmen burst into the casino and shouted for people to get out, saying they were burning the place down. But people ran farther inside the building and many were found dead from smoke inhalation in offices and bathrooms.
President Felipe Calderon has offered a $2.4 million reward for information leading to the capture of the casino's attackers, an amount comparable to rewards offered for the arrest of the country's top drug lords.
The attack shocked Mexicans in part because most of the victims were middle class women who frequented the casino with friends.
On Sunday, hundreds of people clad in white held signs demanding an end to the violence, as well as the resignation of the governor and Monterrey's mayor.
The city has seen a spike in drug violence since the split last year between the Gulf and Zetas drug cartels. The fight has left more than 1,000 people dead so far this year in Nuevo Leon state, compared to 828 in 2010 and 267 in 2009.
Nationwide, more than 35,000 people have been killed in drug-related violence since President Felipe Calderon launched an offensive against drug gangs in late 2006, according to the government. Others put the death toll near 40,000.
Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
August 27, 2011
Air Force Vet Dedicates Future to Exposing Obama
'My personal goal is to see Obama removed before the next election' - Daryn Moran retired Staff Sergeant - USAF
An Air Force veteran who was discharged from the service in a dramatically quick move last week after he challenged Barack Obama's eligibility to be president says he's back in his home town in Nebraska, but his campaign to reveal the truth about the present occupant of the Oval Office is just beginning.
Daryn Moran was serving as a staff sergeant in the Air Force in Germany when he first became alarmed at Obama's insistence on installing open homosexuality in the U.S. armed services. Then, as part of his research into that issue, he found out about the many questions that remain unanswered about Obama's eligibility.
The result when he started asking for evidence?
A quick discharge from the military, a next-day flight home and a new status as a former member of the Air Force, as WND reported.
from WorldNetDaily
White House Insider - The Obama Plan - Part 1
from Newsflavor
"The president actually considered quitting. He really did. But now he’s going on the attack. He wants to give a big F-You to White America-that’s actually one of his primary motivations. You think the race card has been played up before? Just wait. 2012 is gonna be the most brutal political cycle we have ever witnessed. Ever." WARNING: Adult Content.
August 24, 2011
What did I JUST SAY about making stuff up? Andrea Mitchell pulls one out of her posterior.
Andrea Mitchell is either a Vampire, or she just pulled this 'real life experience' out of her posterior digestive tract.
From Breitbart.TVNBC News' Andrea Mitchell personalizes the tragic story about Pat Summitt's announcement of her battle with early onset dementia.
NBC Busted Again! Folks, You Don't Get to Just Make Stuff Up!
NBC has decided once again, to just make stuff up. If we didn't have so-called 'Right Wing news', things like this would go unchallenged, and would grow. The Left can't stand freedom of information, because time and again, the facts just don't back up their narrative that big government solutions work for the people.via Breitbart.TV
Before playing a perfectly reasonable quote from Gov. Rick Perry where he praises the growth of civil rights in the United States over the decades and discusses the continuing promise of economic freedom for people of all races and ethnicities, NBC News anchor Chris Jansing claimed that Perry was comparing the civil rights struggles with corporate tax rates. But, that's not what Perry did at all. Here is the full quote from Perry. Do you see any mention of "corporate tax rates"?:
" America's gone a long way from the standpoint of civil rights and thank God we have. I mean, we've gone from a country that's made great strides in issues of civil rights. I think we all can be proud of that. And as we go forward, America needs to be about freedom. It needs to be about freedom from over taxation, freedom from over-litigation, freedom from over-regulation. And Americans, regardless of what their cultural or ethnic background is, they need to know that they can come to America and you got a chance to have any dream come true, because the economic climate is going to be improved."
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