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Cheney: Snowden is a 'traitor,' possibly Chinese spy

I never much trusted Cheney who never much trusts Snowden. Guess that makes us even. -Dale

Former Vice President Dick Cheney sees Edward Snowden as a "traitor" for revealing classified information about U.S. surveillance programs and that he's done some of the worst damage to national security in recent history.

"I think he has committed crimes in effect by violating agreements given the position he had. He was a contractor employee, but he obviously was granted top secret clearance," Cheney said on "Fox News Sunday."

Jan Brewer Drinks Obama's Kool Aid

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer pushes through Obama's

TUCSON — Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer won a battle with state lawmakers this week, defying most other conservatives in her party to get a key component of President Obama’s Medicaid expansion through the Legislature.  The Arizona Senate voted Thursday to approve the measure 18 to 11. That followed approval earlier this week by the state House of Representatives.

The issue had inflamed passions and divided the Legislature for weeks. Things came to a head Tuesday when Brewer called lawmakers into the Capitol in Phoenix for a surprise special session.

We Demand Transparency, Obama!!

Though his ears grow smaller because he is not lisening to the middle-class taxpayers (the remaining BILL PAYERS in America), his 'Pinnocho' nose is growing larger because he simply does not know how to tell the truth. - Dale

http://www.westernjournalism.com/we-demand-transparency-obama/

Immigration Bill's National ID System Raises Fears of Abuse

'666.' You either understand what those numbers mean, or you do not.  If you do not, I encourage you to do some research, because I am not going to do your homework for you. - Dale

A workplace employment check tucked inside the Senate’s immigration bill has some concerned it would create a national ID system and another massive database containing the private information of most Americans that is ripe for abuse.  In order to verify an immigrant’s legal status, employers would be allowed to access the databases of drivers' licenses in individual states through an expanded network created by the Homeland Security Department, The New York Times reports.

“Over time, this could become a single, national, searchable database of vital biographic information and photographs of nearly every American,” said Democrat Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware. “I want to make sure we embed privacy protections in the system, both in how it is built and administered so that data cannot easily be stolen, and also that the information is only used for legitimate purposes.”

Let Allah Sort It Out

For all the contempt heaped upon Sarah Palin by sneering liberal elitists, her approach to Syria makes infinitely more sense than allowing ourselves to be drawn into yet another war and this time on the side of al Qaeda (THANKS, Miser 'President' - Dale).

There are no good guys in a position to matter in Syria, only bad guys. Fortunately that is not yet true in the USA, as Sarah Palin proves.

moonbattery.com/?p=31823

Hollywood gun-controllers have met their match

Fresh voice takes on firearm hypocrisy in Tinseltown

Hollywood and TV celebrities like Sylvester Stallone – of “Rambo” fame and his most recent “Bullet to the Head” film – have repeatedly urged Americans to demand passage of new gun-control laws.  But does that sound like hypocrisy, coming from movie stars who have made millions shooting people on screen and who hire armed bodyguards? It does to Colion Noir.

Radical court decisions blamed on disintegrating society

Son of atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair: 3-generation stability obliterated

I watched part of John Hagee's Father's Day message. He said something which made me think. He said that 'prayer or Bible reading' was never the job of the schools. The pastor indicated that parents should not expect the school to do their job. After lamenting these practices in public education for decades, his simple (Biblical) observation was like a bolt of lightning from heaven.  I know he is right. - Dale

Did the radical court decisions of the 1960s cause the decline in society’s morals? Or were the court decisions a reflection of societal plunge in standards?

“During the 1960s the drug and ‘gay’ counter culture of San Francisco flourished, and nude bathing at a park in Austin, Texas, began,” said William J. Murray, chairman of the Religious Freedom Coalition.

“New York City in the 1960s was far worse than portrayed in the movie, ‘The Cross and the Switchblade’; the city was a hell hole on the edge of bankruptcy,” he said. “Anti-war protests encouraged by money from the Soviet KGB filled the streets of cities, and a communist by the name of Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated President John F. Kennedy.”

The big flip-off: Company doesn't give feds data

'World's most private search engine' won't betray you to Obama

The federal government may be secretly accessing Americans’ online videos, emails, photos and search histories – with the help of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, YouTube, PalTalk, AOL and Skype – but “the world’s most private search engine” is staunchly defending its users’ privacy and civil liberties.

StartPage.com and its sister search engine, Ixquick.com, were launched in 2006 to provide a private way for Americans to conduct Internet searches. StartPage provides a private portal to Google results, and Ixquick allows users to retrieve private results from other search engines.