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I frequently listen to Alex Jones. He's my main news source, as well as his authors for infowars.com I read that site way more often than Fox, and can see through the MSM bull**** as a result. Though, I don't believe the whole chemtrail thing and he does exaggerate a few things but other than that, he's right on the money a lot of the time. Can't say the same for the MSNBC/CNN and Fox pundits though, since they are controlled opposition
The whole time the partisan right thought that Obama was dragging his feet but in reality he was waiting for the U N to decide. It does not matter what our congress wants or if the people are for or against it all comes down to the U N. JFK mentioned there was" un elected officials with great influence " and in this case enough to declare war. By bombing their planes and run way infrastructure before they even had a chance to break the no fly zone I would consider a act of war.
And of course today on the talking heads show you will hear a {R} say he agrees with the Presidents decision but he took too long. The partisans missing the whole point will eat that up like a steak sandwich.
"A majority of the people of the United States have lived all of their lives under emergency rule. For 40 years (as of the report 1933-1973), freedoms and governmental procedures guaranteed by the Constitution have, in varying degrees, been abridged by laws brought into force by states of national emergency."
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Alex is 77 years too late in his condemnation of the international usurers and collectivists. The USA capitulated in 1933, and accepted re-organization under the magnanimous oversight of abominations and thieves.
The whole time the partisan right thought that Obama was dragging his feet but in reality he was waiting for the U N to decide. It does not matter what our congress wants or if the people are for or against it all comes down to the U N. JFK mentioned there was" un elected officials with great influence " and in this case enough to declare war. By bombing their planes and run way infrastructure before they even had a chance to break the no fly zone I would consider a act of war.
And of course today on the talking heads show you will hear a {R} say he agrees with the Presidents decision but he took too long. The partisans missing the whole point will eat that up like a steak sandwich.
The same partisan left who was highly critical of Bush and Iraq is either quiet or cheering Obama attacking Libya. What a double standard.
It's only the neocons who thought Obama was waiting too long with Libya. Mainstream conservatives like myself think we should stay out and mind our own business.
I never heard of Alex Jones 'til I discovered CD.
George Washington could never have imagined
the small world we have today when he said
"no foreign entanglements." Nor could he have
imagined that his fledgling country would become
"world cop." No other country can exert the
power that we can. It's become our burden;
like it or not. Who else would you like to see
in that role? We look out for our national
interest, but we don't exert power for profit.
Sure it's basically about oil, but we need oil.
I never heard of Alex Jones 'til I discovered CD.
George Washington could never have imagined
the small world we have today when he said
"no foreign entanglements." Nor could he have
imagined that his fledgling country would become
"world cop." No other country can exert the
power that we can. It's become our burden;
like it or not. Who else would you like to see
in that role? We look out for our national
interest, but we don't exert power for profit.
Sure it's basically about oil, but we need oil.
It had nothing to do with our national interest and our need for their oil,considering that only 1% of our supply is from Libya. On the other hand, Italy purchases 25 % of all their oil from Libya. So who's national interest were we looking out for? Think about that, the U S and the U K is bombing the Libya air force but where is Italy? Wonder who will be responsible for cleaning up the " infrastructure mess" ?
It had nothing to do with our national interest and our need for their oil,considering that only 1% of our supply is from Libya. On the other hand, Italy purchases 25 % of all their oil from Libya. So who's national interest were we looking out for? Think about that, the U S and the U K is bombing the Libya air force but where is Italy? Wonder who will be responsible for cleaning up the " infrastructure mess" ?
they ask italy what planes and it has 75 typhoons and 16 F-16's but it would have to fly over those SAM sites
we said forget it since they would be at risk to get shot down
I don't watch/listen to alex jones, but upon watching the video I must say I agree with him on this issue.
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