Reminder! We need people willing to stand with signs in front of the US Congress on TH and FR. We need Benedict Arnolds of the US senate to stare at signs “Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn, stop selling out American people, vote NO on cloture on Friday or resign, leave Senate
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3 Responses to “Reminder! We need people willing to stand with signs in front of the US Congress on TH and FR. We need Benedict Arnolds of the US senate to stare at signs “Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn, stop selling out American people, vote NO on cloture on Friday or resign, leave Senate”
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Videography by Barbara Rosenfeld 

September 25th, 2013 @ 5:22 am
There was a Time, not really all that long ago (1930s), When the People would Hoist Up a Politician on a 6×6 Wood Rail, and Carry him out of a Political Forum… The Reason for this… The Politician went AGAINST The Will of The People… I sure would like to see this Old Tactict Used Again Today… There are SO MANY Corrupted Officials, Their Time has Passed.
September 25th, 2013 @ 11:21 am
ihv can we really afford that many rails? ha…. we need to disband the whole of govt and start all over…
September 25th, 2013 @ 5:11 pm
Response letter to one of my Senators from GA.
Sir you are either a buffoon or you have been drinking to much of the D.C. Kool Aid. If Syria has devolved into a civil war it has been because the illegal kenyan occupying the White House has chosen to give weapons to Al Qaeda, the same muderous bastards that killed three thousand Americans on 9/11/2000. First was Egypt, then Lybia now Syria. If someone has destabilized the region it has been your illegal POTUS. Why do you think we are giving aid to terrorist now? Because your illegal POTUS wants Israel surrounded by islamic terrorist nations, any fool can see that! You talk about proof and yet no one has seen that proof. The only thing the UN verified was that sarin was used, they have never said it was the Syrian Government. Since when is the job of the U.S. to get involved in civil wars that do not threaten our National Security? Your illegal POTUS wants to overthrow President Assad and tell us in less than one month that we already had evidence that he used chemical weapons and we don’t have any credible humint on the ground, yet, it’s been over a year of Benghazi and he still don’t know what happened and we had people on the ground, and you and your cohorts in the senate have done nothing to investigate this crime. You talk about us been able to take military action when threatened and I ask you sir, when has President Assad threatened the U.S.? You want to show concern, show concern for the American people first, the same people that have been asking congress since 2008 to investigate the fraud comitted against the American people of a man who has a fake birth certificate, a SSN that belongs to one Harry Bounel that if he was alive today he would’ve been 123 years old, a fake Selective Service Card and do not qualifiy as a natural born citizen which is the requirement to be president. I’ve written to you before about this matter and gave you two Supreme Court Cases which confirms the natural born status as one born on U.S. soil of PARENTS, (plural) who are also citizens, Perkins V. Elg., and Minor v. Happersett, you also need to read Dr. David Ramsey’s Disertation on Citizenship written one year before the Constitution was ratified. Dr. Ramsey was one of the first historians of the American Revolution and a contemporary to President Washington. Your answer to me before has been that he was vetted and I ask your sir by whom and you can’t answer. You may want to turn a blind eye to these issues but remember sir that ignorance of the law is not an excuse and you could be charged with treason. You and your fellow congressmen are choosing to ignore the will of the people on many issues like Obamacare, NSA, IRS, DEA, FBI, DOJ, violations on the American people’s constitutional rights and all you and your peers choose to do is talk about it and do nothing. When are you and your peers going to start earning your salaries? Are you all going to join Obamacare? Of course not, is not good for your and your peers but it is good for the masses. Senator, and I’m using the term very loosley, WE THE PEOPLE, don’t work for you. You and your peers work for us, we are not your subjects we are citizens! Vote no on cloture, vote yes to defund this monstruosity they call obamacare, investigate the NSA, IRS, DEA, FBI, DOJ constitutional violations of Americans citizens, investigate Benghazi, we want answers!
From: Senator Saxby Chambliss
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 5:35 PM
To: taino21@hotmail.com
Subject: Responding to your message
Dear Mr. Rivera:
Thank you for contacting me regarding Syria. Your taking time to contact me is appreciated.
As you are aware, in March 2011, Syrian protesters began calling for political reforms and the reinstatement of civil rights under the corrupt regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Since that time, the situation in Syria has devolved into a civil war between pro-government forces loyal to the Assad regime and a coalition of rebel groups. The conflict has cost well over one hundred thousand Syrian lives, mostly civilians.
This conflict threatens the stability of the entire region. Recent reports from the United Nations indicate that approximately 6.5 million people have been displaced by the civil war. Over two million of these refugees are seeking safe haven in Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Turkey, and Egypt. It is imperative that the United States remains committed to joining with partner nations in providing humanitarian assistance to these displaced refugees. Regional stability in the Middle East is in our national interest.
While I am deeply concerned about the regional effects of the Syrian conflict, I am very troubled by the threat of chemical weapons within Syria. Since August 2012, President Obama has stated that the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime would be a red line that his Administration would not tolerate. Since March 2013, we have received reports of the employment of chemical weapons by forces loyal to President Assad. The most egregious of these attacks took place on August 21, 2013, and is estimated to have killed over 1,400 people, including approximately 400 children. The recently released United Nations report on the attack provides indisputable evidence that sarin was used and additional evidence attributing the attack to Assad’s regime. Despite this evidence, President Obama has failed to take any meaningful action to neutralize the threat posed by these weapons.
The United States and Russia have recently reached an agreement to bring Syria’s chemical weapons under international control. While I am hopeful that this diplomatic solution will be successful, I have significant concerns about the agreement and the ability or willingness of the Syrian regime to comply with it. The agreement will be difficult to verify, and Syrian and Russian intentions have been called into question throughout the conflict. Even if the agreement is successful in removing Assad’s chemical weapons, the civil war will continue to destabilize the region and create a safe haven for those who want to attack America.
Further compounding the challenge posed by the Assad regime’s disregard for international law and human rights is the increase in the number of extremist fighters who are traveling from all over the world to gain control of territory in Syria and carry out attacks. In this way, they can have an operating area closer to the United States and our European allies to carry out their mission of attacking the Western Hemisphere. The United States cannot permit those terrorist groups that would do us harm and oppose democracy to expand their reach and operate freely in Syria. Preventing such terrorist safe havens is a national security imperative.
I firmly believe that we must be willing to act to restore regional stability and neutralize the threat of Assad’s chemical stockpile if chemical weapons use continues or if the threat to U.S. national security increases. While I do not support the deployment of U.S. troops within Syria, the United States must be willing to take military action when threatened. It is past time for the United States to develop and implement a unified, comprehensive response and strategy in Syria. As the Senate continues to debate this issue, I will keep your thoughts in mind.
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