Saturday, September 28, 2013
New U.S. mayor sets sights on 'black nation'
Good luck, kiddies.
Voters in Jackson, Miss., a mid-sized city in the heart of the Deep South, have picked a Democrat as their mayor. What’s different about this individual is that he is a former leader of the Republic of New Afrika, a group dedicated to creating an independent black nation out of five southern states.
Now leading the city of about 175,000 is Chokwe Lumumba – who has a long history of radical activism and whose plans for the largest city in Mississippi could be called “revolutionary.”
A co-founder of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, which promotes black “self-determination,” Lumumba was sworn in on July 1, after winning 86 percent of the vote in the general election.
He had won the Democrat nomination with 54 percent of the vote.
Despite what could be considered an overpowering victory, Jackson’s business owners are extremely concerned with Lumumba’s proposals for the city.
More @ WND
Late-Term Abortionist Invites Mother to Hold Aborted Baby
Sick
An interview published at The Hairpin gives a disturbing exchange between a late-term abortionist and an interviewer who discuss the new documentary After Tiller, and a scene in which the late-term abortionist encourages the mother to “hold” her aborted baby, and take home its footprints and a “memory box,” as if it were a baby that suffered a normal infant death.
Jia Tolentino interviewed Susan Robinson, one of only four American abortionists who openly perform third-trimester abortions. Robinson is featured in the new documentary After Tiller, which premiered in New York last weekend:
More @ Breitbart
McCain Hires Controversial Syria Analyst "Moderate Rebels" Elizabeth O'Bagy
Will someone please put McCain back in the Hanoi Hilton where he can't harm us anymore?
Sen. John McCain has hired Elizabeth O'Bagy, the Syria analyst in Washington who was fired for padding her credentials, The Cable has learned. She begins work Monday as a legislative assistant in McCain's office.
O'Bagy was a young but well-respected advisor at the Institute for the
Study of War and had emerged quickly as an important voice among those
arguing in favor of intervention in Syria. McCain and others had cited
her work publicly before her nascent reputation collapsed when it was
discovered that her claims to having a combined master's/Ph.D. were
false and that in fact she had not yet defended her thesis.
"Elizabeth is a talented researcher, and I have been very impressed by
her knowledge and analysis in multiple briefings over the last year,"
McCain told The Cable in a statement. "I look forward to her
joining my office." McCain's office said there would be no further
comment on the matter.
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Iran cashes in on captured drone. Rogue regime says it has reverse-engineered American craft
Iran claims to have reverse-engineered a captured U.S. drone tracked and brought down inside the country in late 2011, according to report from Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps, or IRGC, intends to unveil it soon.
In December 2011, IRGC forces electronically tricked a highly classified U.S. RQ-170 drone into Iran after it had taken off from Afghanistan.
The U.S. drone was under the command of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Informed sources say that its capture and reverse engineering may have compromised the entire U.S. stealth drone program.
More @ WND
Lawsuit targets atheist's influence with Pentagon
An anti-Christian activist who has such a close relationship with the Pentagon he had a piece of artwork removed from an Air Force base within 56 minutes of calling is now under scrutiny by a team of legal experts.
The non-profit government-accountability group Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act suit in federal court in Washington seeking all records in the Department of Defense regarding conversations with Military Religious Freedom Foundation founder Mikey Weinstein.
Weinstein is well known for comparing evangelical Christians to al-Qaida and demanding the courts martial of Christian chaplains.
Further, he recently convinced the Air Force to remove a copy of a famous essay from a chaplain’s section of the website for Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. It was a copy of the famed World War II essay “No atheists in foxholes: Chaplains gave all in World War II.”
He did, however, taste defeat shortly later when the military re-posted the essay, determining it was within a chaplain’s rights to express his faith.
More @ WND
It took eight British aces to bring down 20 year Werner Voss, fighting alone.
He truly was a brilliant aviator.
Leutnant Werner Voß
48 Confirmed Aerial Victories
13 April 1897 - 23 September 1917
Holder of the Pour le Mérite
Killed in Action, 20 years old
Killed in Action, 20 years old
More @ Old AF Sarge
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