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Friends,
Contrary to popular belief, I still have SOME regard for my personal safety, and understand just how mortal I am. I say this having awesome fear of my Lord and Savior, who alone has the power of life and death, not only of my body, but of my soul. The reason I am prefacing this particular blog post today like this is because of the scary, profound subject matter. Yes, it's scary and the Gov't obviously doesn't want to 'let the cat out of the bag' any time soon. But, " absolute power corrupts -- absolutely." I have seen myself fall into the same challenges years ago, but to a lesser degree. As so many people think that they are 'above the law' or they don't think that God sees them commit their high crimes and evil. Best to just be a humble, lowly man. But yes, it's tempting to flaunt your education, smarts, knowledge of the bible, etc., but who is going to be impressed in the long run?? Surely not God. But for reasons that are 'much bigger than ourselves,' even in my case of my service in Vietnam: 68-70, it is better that I take much of the Info and Intel I know about --- with me in death. "But will a man rob God?" --Malachi 3: 8. Ha! The evil and wicked seem to always think that God cannot see their crimes.... and 'man has ruled man, to his injury !!' Obama and the Clintons rake up their Millions of dollars $$$, yet they won't even take care of disabled, hurt, injured combat Veterans !!! Shame ! It is for this reason that I acquire the fortitude to publish this Info/ Intel. And many folks from other countries also read my humble column/ blog, too.
Just a small side point.... As Great Briton, the UK, just voted to move out of the EU, and that action really messed up the DOW Jones and other countries' Financial Markets and Systems, this is NOT the "Big One" that I am usually referring to, friends. I speculate that the larger challenges will come in another month or two. But this is a precursor, IMHO. Even so, our DOW average dropped about 600 points today... and Gold went up about $50- $60 !
Share this stuff, if you dare.
Tom S
Trump Begins to Peel Back the Onion of Clinton’s Criminality


Two days ago, I implored Donald Trump to begin in earnest the task of peeling back the onion of Clinton’s sociopathic criminality as Trump has embarked on a journey in which he is going to reveal all against this career criminal.
This article deals with what Trump said, yesterday, followed by an analysis of how far down the rabbit hole Clinton’s behavior actually goes. I am confident that these Trump revelations are just scratching the surface. But just in case, I included a deeper revelation of Clinton’s behavior,which I am confident that Trump will reveal in the upcoming months.
Trump’s Scathing Attack On Clinton
Yesterday, Donald Trump delivered a scathing attack on Hillary Clinton’s for the time she served as secretary of state in which Trump accused Clinton of milking oppressive regimes of tens of millions of dollars to benefit the Clinton Foundation and calling her a “world-class liar.”Trump stated that Clinton “perfected the politics of personal profit” and “doesn’t have the temperament … or the judgment to be president.”
Trump took her and Bill Clinton to task for taking millions of dollars from the oppressive Saudi Arabian regime and other countries that criminalize homosexuality. Trump suggested Clinton as president would be influenced by all the lobbyists, CEOs and foreign governments who paid the Clintons to give speeches over the years. This group would also incudee our enemies, the Russians.
Here is a graphic that represents one small example of what Trump is talking about.
It is a felony to knowingly accept foreign money to run for President.
Trump Attacks Clinton On Benghazi
Trump hit Clinton hard on her handling of the attack against Ambassador, Chris Stevens in Benghazi, in Libya on Sept. 11, 2012 that led to the death of four Americans, as well as the Ambassador.“He was left helpless to die as Hillary Clinton soundly slept in her bed — that’s right, when the phone rang at 3 o’clock in the morning, she was sleeping,” Trump said. “Ambassador Stevens and his staff in Libya made hundreds of requests for security. Hillary Clinton’s State Department refused them all. She started the war that put him in Libya, denied him the security he asked for, then left him there to die.”
Here Is What Trump Did Not Reveal About Benghazi
Just prior to the election of 2012, rumors began circulating that the Obama administration, through Ambassador Chris Stevens, had supplied terrorists with weapons from which to conduct a regime change in Libya. In order to finance such an operation, Ambassador Stevens, working as a CIA operative, raised money for the arms through drug running, gun running and child sex trafficking. Obama could not afford for this to come out during the lead up to the 2012 election. So, Clinton simply let nature take its course and Stevens was murdered despite several pleas from Stevens to beef up his security. Every request to do so was denied by Clinton.
The murder of Stevens and his team at Benghazi could be a seminal moment in American history. We know that al-Qaeda forces, fighting on the side of NATO in Libya, obtained 20,000 hand-held stinger missiles. This means that the Obama administration has allowed al-Qaeda to be armed to the teeth including 20,000 stinger missiles in which only one is needed to take down an American airliner. To cover their tracks, the Obama administration left Chris Stevens and his bodyguards defenseless as they were killed by the very terrorists who this administration armed.
As the facts continue to come out, it is clear that Obama, Panetta and Clinton are accessories to murder when it comes to Stevens death. Some feel that they are the masterminds behind the murder of Stevens. All three individuals should be charged with treason, conspiracy to commit treason, first degree murder and for violating Trading with the Enemies Act. If any American airliners are brought down as a result of their heinous actions, they should face additional charges of accessories to murder and depraved indifference.
General Rodriquez, who arrested General Hamm, for attempting to launch a rescue effort in order to save Ambassador Stevens against orders from Panetta, should be charged with aiding and abetting murder and treason. Chris Stevens was certainly no angel. However, he did not deserve to sacrificed in order that Obama could cover his criminal tracks before the 2012 election.
By refusing additional bodyguard protection for Stevens, Clinton became an accessory to murder. But wait, there is even more for Trump to reveal as he peels back the onion of Clinton’s criminal conspiracies.
The Real Bombshell of Benghazi
I would pay admission when Trump gets around to revealing the fact that the entire Obama administration was nearly deposed. At the time that Benghazi took place, the Obama administration was in the midst of replacing over 300 military senior command officers. Obama was gutting the military as a whole. For reasons of self-preservation, the military was handed an opportunity to carry out a coup against Obama.
If Stevens could be rescued, and he realized that he had been sold out by Clinton’s refusal to increase his body guard detail, Stevens would most likely have sung like a canary in revealing the criminal activities of this administration, including Clinton.
As Stevens was begging for help after the attack had begun, General Hamm, commander of AFRICOM, had activated a special forces team within minutes of learning that the embassy, which was really a CIA safe house, was under attack. When General Ham received his “stand down” orders from Obama, he still made plans to go ahead with the rescue and was arrested within minutes of contravening the order by his second in command, General Rodriquez. Admiral Gayouette, the commander of Carrier Strike Force Group Three, was preparing to provide intelligence and air cover for General Hamm’s rescue team in violation of his standing orders and he was promptly relieved of command for allegations of inappropriate leadership judgment.” General Ham had been in command of the initial 2011 US-NATO military intervention in Libya. And as we can, in part, read from US military insider accounts of this growing internal conflict between the White House and US Military leaders. There appears to be a growing body of evidence that the military is rebelling against this rogue President.
It is abundantly clear that had Obama been concerned for saving the lives of the four murdered Americans, American forces could have stopped the mortar fire that eventually killed Ambassador Stevens.
Yesterday, as Trump began his journey to reveal all, he said “To cover her tracks, Hillary lied about a video being the cause of his (Stevens) death.
The Criminal Enterprise Known as the Clinton Foundation
In yesterday’s speech, Trump also suggested that the Clinton Foundation took money from governments that have abysmal human rights records.He accused Clinton of taking $25 million from Saudi Arabia, “where being gay is also punishable by death.” Trump added that she “took millions from Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and many other countries that horribly abuse women and LGBT citizens.”
This Trump revelation is only the tip of the iceberg.
The Clinton Foundation sold nuclear materials to our enemies, the Russians. The uranium was obtained by the BLM as the minerals were stolen from ranchers (e.g. Cliven Bundy). By the way, the originator of this story was not The Common Sense Show, it was the New York Times.Clinton created a Canadian front company, named Uranium One, to sell Putin the nuclear material to the Russians. Also, Bill Clinton was paid $5oo,ooo, by Putin, for a speech he gave in Moscow. As I stated earlier, it is a felony to accept foreign money, and in this case, foreign bribe money, to run for President. This is what I am confidant that Trump will reveal in the upcoming months leading up to the election.
This is only the beginning. Expect, in the months to come, that Trump will peel back the criminality of Clinton’s sociopathic criminality, layer by layer. I must confess that I am getting some morbid pleasure from these revelations, but more importantly, these Trump revelations may just keep this modern day Lizzy Borden out of the White House where we could all potentially become a metaphoric Chris Stevens.








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su
ny 16 hours agoIn oil spoiled economy, Neither Capitalism nor socialism is the friend of public.
Today we certainly understand that Venezuela's long history of American satellite capitalist economy and after Hugo Chavez bravado socialism feed only one thing, oil money.
Look ate the pictures and life, you can see only one thing, Venezuela's political elites ( Capitalist and Socialists) are here for only one thing, sucking blood out of poor people.
If we are going to talk today , Mr. Maduro , I believe you should admit even Saddam Hussain govern a nation better than you which is ended the Iraq as nation as we know it. How can you be so incompetent. But this is my naiveté, 20th century history full of Maduro's how they destroy their country.
Look every body can understand why Somalia is poor, or Chad is poor, but If people are in Venezuela are poor and suffering , there is only one thing to blame, politicians.
Apparently god never show mercy in Venezuela's history when it comes to Politicians.
It is simply heartbreaking.
Karl
NYC 15 hours agoIn the meanwhile, as usual, the poorest members of our global society will suffer the most because our score card doesn't take them into account. But we need to be careful about turning our backs on them. Think for a moment what a gap in energy services could do to our urban living even here in the US. Think Katrina or Super Storm Sandy minus the wind and waves. We'll be at each others throats yet if our leaders can't see a way forward.
Mike
Chile 15 hours agoTJJ
Albuquerque 15 hours agoIt has nothing to do with capitalism or socialism. Capitalism suffers from the excesses of shortsightedness, greed and poverty just as much as socialism. Just look at Appalachia today, where cheap natural gas has destroyed the coal-based economies of West Virginia and Kentucky, leaving people in debt and poverty. Likewise, cheap foreign labor, and cheap robots, have destroyed Detroit and other manufacturing hubs.
It has happened here. And It can happen here again. Maybe what we all need to learn, yet again is that, during the booms, plan for the busts.
Rudolf
New York 15 hours agoVMG
NJ 15 hours agoVenezuela needs food and we need oil, sounds like a mutually beneficial relationship is there to be made.
Wolfgang Schanner
Sao Jose do Rio Claro - Brazil 14 hours agoRQueen18
Washington, DC 14 hours agoVenezuela's oil is heavy and there is only one refinery that can take it in the Caribbean. Oil is not the answer. Investment in agriculture and mining is the answer, and that requires a new government.
Bob Aceti
Oakville Ontario 14 hours agoThe end game will likely be a revolution gunned-down by military junta that will seize power. I think we may have seen this movie before: Chile under Augusto Pinochet (1973-90) and Argentina under a Military Junta (1955-83) briefly interrupted by Peronist populist or provincial communist leaders.
This sad story is about the children and their parents; elderly; sick and dying. It reflects upon our own good fortune living in more risk diversified 'advanced' nations. The best way to avoid a Venezuela is to respect and support democractic process and eschew those that offer simple remedies to complex issues that also scapegoat segments of the population for personal political gain.
When you think about Venezuela and other resource rich countries, consider it wasn't too long ago that this country offered one of the highest standards of living in Latin America based on its vast oil resources. Now it has become a cauldron of social decay and despair. How many nations are in similar circumstances?
Gregory
New York 13 hours agoVenezuela's socialist experiment came after two centuries of the same pattern throughout Latin America: landowning and business elites controlling the economy for the benefit of the very few, and grossly underinvesting in the public infrastructure essential to lift the population out of poverty: education, sanitation, healthcare, transportation and housing. It was Vz's elites who ran the country for 200 years who left the country wholly dependent on oil revenues. Socialists inherited this.
Successive American governments supported those same elites throughout Latin America, even arming and training militaries whose main purpose was to enforce a plainly unjust socioeconomic order. All the better to extract resources and labor at cut rate prices, eg, the "banana republic" phenomenon.
That is why Latin America has the world's most extreme wealth disparities. And that's why Venezuela elected a socialist government that promised to address Vz's grotesque economic stratification.
Vz under Chavez was no dictatorship. It was a democratically elected & re-elected government. Its policies worked when oil prices were high, but failed when prices collapsed. It succeeded, and made mistakes. But Vz's government was persistently undermined by the Bush and Obama administrations, and by Vz elites who want to regain their unearned privilege.
ACW
New Jersey 13 hours agoI think, ultimately, the problem is (yet again) adoption of an ideology and the assumption that when ideology clashes with reality, the latter is what should give way. Both left and right have manifested that blindness in the past; Venezuela happens to be an example of the left. But right-wing capitalist governments have had their disasters as well.
I suggest the solution is a flexible middle course, a mixed economy and openness to adaptation - if A isn't working, try B or C or X or Q. FDR's New Deal is a reasonably good example of a mixed approach that mostly, though not perfectly, worked - some free enterprise, some command, some government supervision and regulation but not 'God is the State'.
Why are we so trapped in either/or?
Inner face
Los Angeles 11 hours agoUsha Srinivasan
Martyand 11 hours agokaw7
Manchester 9 hours agoAeon555
Northport, New York 9 hours agoNed
San Francisco 9 hours agonaturegirl
New York 9 hours agoAnd what of the Venezuelans? Should we not be asking how we can assist these starving families? Is it solely the job of our respective governments, or cna individuals make a difference? It is heartbreaking to see how much these families are suffering.
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