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HAMBLEN COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Morristown Police Department has charged a 34-year-old mother with child neglect and endangerment after a crash early Christmas morning.
Officers say Michelle Epps' 12-year-son was a passenger when she crashed around 2:00 a.m. Wednesday. Epps' live in boyfriend, Josh Wildcat, 22, was also in the car.
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Officers were dispatched to their apartment to investigate a disturbance where they say they found Epps and Wildcat very intoxicated.
The police report also says the 12-year-old told officers he had not eaten since breakfast the previous day.
Epps' son was placed in temporary police custody and later released to a grandparent.
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Kuwait Spending May Be Unsustainable-World Bank
Kuwait will probably struggle to sustain its level of government spending in the medium term because oil prices may fall, a World Bank official said on Tuesday, warning that the Gulf state's economic development plans were also at risk because of the indifference of the private sector.
March 27, 2012 2:30 by kippreport
Bassam Ramadan, country manager for Kuwait at the World Bank, said the average price of various types of crude oil could fall by 10-15 percent from current levels to around $85 per barrel by 2020.
This would put pressure on the oil exporter's state finances, especially given a series of public sector wage hikes over the past six months, he said.
"This country has put its development plan and its spending pattern basically at a price of $85 per barrel," he told reporters on the sidelines of a Euromoney conference in Kuwait.
"You have such a high price already and it is mostly recurrent spending, and then when you have an oil revenue windfall you are immediately leapfrogging salaries.
"The medium-term fiscal framework is not looking good if they continue at this rate of spending without putting much more systemic process into such salaries and compensations."
Kuwait's government announced a 25 percent wage increase for public sector workers earlier this month, after a series of wage hikes for individual sectors last year.
The government has been under pressure from increased union activity since last year's Arab Spring uprisings in the region. Customs and airline workers walked out earlier this month, although they have since returned to work.
The government's wage hikes "are not systematic, they are not done on a scientific basis. This is not just a Kuwaiti reaction to the situation in the region but a Gulf reaction," Ramadan told a panel discussion.
Kuwait's draft state budget for next fiscal year envisages a spending increase of about 13 percent from the current year's plan to 22 billion dinars ($79 billion). That figure, however, does not include all of the recently announced wage hikes.
Ramadan said Kuwait could tap its large reserves if it needed to keep up spending as the crude oil price fell.
"This country is not going to go bankrupt," he said. "What is happening is that the development plan – without being able to open the field for the private sector – will suffer."
Parliament passed a $110 billion development plan in February 2010, aiming to diversify away from oil and boost the private sector, but little has been spent so far, partly because of political clashes which prompted two governments to resign last year.
"The development plan is based on creating half of the investments from the private sector. But you talk to the private investors here and they want to run away from Kuwait," Ramadan said.
He said trying to do business in Kuwait was a headache, from trying to find and register a property to enforcing contracts. Businesspeople were left traipsing from one government office to another, entangled in a trail of red tape.
High public sector wages are hurting the private sector by creating wage distortions, Ramadan added. "A sense of entitlement of the Kuwaiti public sector workers is creating a disincentive to work in the private sector," he said, echoing a concern of several senior Kuwaiti policymakers.
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When I start I have no idea how the colours will end up or the design but this one just spoke to me, add a little bird. So I did and I am very pleased with it.
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Working for radio stations, we come across interesting sounds all the time. Public radio station KQED recently put together a list of their science reporters' favorite sounds in 2013.
That got me thinking — what were some fun sounds from EarthFix this past year?
I've combed through our reporting and put together a quick list of some sounds you may have heard in our stories this year. Some are short audio clips, others are longer scenes. In no particular order, here they are. Enjoy!
1) EarthFix reporters Amelia Templeton and Katie Campbell explored a glacial cave on Mt. Hood. We think Indiana Jones might be jealous.
2) Climate change researchers tracked a chuckling frog.
3) Three cheers for bug bites. Crunchy.
4) A new home (and new hope) for endangered Columbian white-tailed deer.
5) When Portland's urban goats needed a new home, community members rallied around them.
6) Green jobs are not always what you might think – like Mike Mitzel's job maintaining machinery at the University of Washington's consolidated laundry facility.
7) The sounds of Steven Wyatt brewing beer – it starts with good water.
8) Rising temperatures will affect human health. We talked to several people who may soon deal with these impacts.
You'll hear from:
The Williford family, starting with 7-year-old Jaycee and 4-year-old Jessica. The family experienced diarrhetic shellfish poisoning after eating poisoned mussels on Washington's Olympic Peninsula;
Victor Gonzalez, through a translator. Gonzalez is a migrant worker who has picked fruit in the heat;
HelenRuth Stephens, who has asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and lives in an heat island;
And Rocky Barker talking about smoke from increasing wildfires in the Northwest.
What were some of your favorite sounds of 2013? Let us know in the comments.
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Jonathan took the boys to get their haircut yesterday. For a while, I had been cutting their hair at home with the clippers. Sometimes it looked sorta almost okay, sometimes not, but I was slowly getting the hang of it. Someone (Jonathan) dropped my clippers and broke them, so we've been forced to shell out the 25 bucks it costs to take them to the professional.
Yesterday when they got home they looked so big and grown-up, and I got nostalgic about their very first haircuts.
Ryan is our first child, and when he got his first haircut it was the main event of the weekend. Jonathan's parents and brother were in town, and all five of us hovered around Ryan watching him go from baby to toddler before our very eyes. Since Papaw offered to foot the bill, we took him to a place where he got to sit in this race car and watch a "Wiggles" video while his hair was being cut.
As for Dylan's first haircut, he got the "second child treatment", and on a whim when I couldn't take his crazy puffy hair anymore, I took him down the street to the local Prostyles. At least I remembered to grab my camera on our way out the door. Life just gets a little more crazy the more kids you have!
And here they are today, climbing trees (with my help), and not wanting me to tell them they look cute. "NO Mommy, not cute! We look COOL!"
Ryan and Dylan...you look so COOL with your new haircuts!!
I'm Starr Cliff. A domestically-challenged mom, climbing over mountains of laundry to bring you my stray observations and amusing stories about my kids. (more)


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Students and teachers interested in competing in the 2010 High School Fed Challenge are invited to the workshop. For those interested, a Fed tour will be given at 1:30 pm proceeded by information about what is High School Fed Challenge. Fed staff will give presentations about the Federal Reserve, economic indicators and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).
High school students and teachers.
Deadline: December 3, 2009
Registration has closed. Thank you for your interest.
The Fed Experience
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In an attempt to reduce their customers' waste, Starbucks is introducing a reusable plastic cup for frequent customers. At $1 a pop, the logo-emblazoned plastic cups are shaped like their traditional paper cups, and fit regular plastic lids. The staff will even rinse out the cups with boiling water each time you bring it back, in case your office doesn't have a kitchen sink.
Starbucks already rewards their customers for bringing in their own reusable cups by taking 10 cents off their bill each time they bring their own beverage container. But since many still do not bring in their own, the coffee retailer decided to offer another solution, with inexpensive reusable cups. The plastic cups come in their "Venti" size, and have lines marking a grande and tall (that's large, medium and small in layman's terms). The reusable cups have been tested in over 600 stores in Starbuck's native Pacific Northwest, and have been met with praise.
The introduction of these reusable cups is partially in response to mass criticism against the company for their use of disposable cups. Petitions by Change.org and other environmental organizations have spurred companies like Starbucks to invoke changes and make plans to become more eco-friendly.
Starbuck's regular cups may be paper, but their interior wax coating make them difficult to recycle. The new plastic reusable cups are a way to keep cups out of the landfill, while still having the design of a paper cup.
Via Daily Mail
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Jeff Yablon January 6, 2013 at 11:42 am
Much as I want to like this idea, I think it's kinda stupid.I pay them a dollar, and then I get the honor of carrying around a cup so that I can still pay full price (ok, ten cent discount . . . woo hoo ! . . . ) to fill it? I understand the environmental win, but honestly, how about if Starbucks invents a fully biodegraable disposable cup instead?
rederth January 4, 2013 at 10:48 am
Why produce billions(?) of plastic cups while there are already many reuseable liquid holding containers in existance already? Please don't add to the "Floating island" of waste or anywhere else in our planet…
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AMVETS annually awards scholarships to veterans, their sons, daughters or grandchildren. A son, daughter or grandchild of a deceased veteran is also eligible. Awarded on the basis of academic excellence and financial need, the scholarships go to deserving high school seniors, high school JROTC students and veterans pursuing a higher education. The following scholarships, funded by the National Service Foundation, are awarded annually:
- Six $4,000 scholarships for high school seniors (PDF) ($1,000 a year of a four-year undergraduate program or at an accredited technical/trade leading to certification or a degree; one selected from each district).
- Three $4,000 scholarships for veterans (PDF) ($1,000 a year of a four-year undergraduate program or certification/degree from an accredited technical/trade school; no regard for district boundaries).
- One $3,000 scholarship for veterans/guardsman/reservists (PDF) will be awarded nationwide per year, for the duration of the grant, without regard for district boundaries. The scholarships are for veterans, including members of the National Guard and Reserves, seeking new skills in order to be more competitive in the job market. The one time $3,000 award may be used for undergraduate courses, accredited degree or certificate programs, including online schools.
- " One $1,000 scholarship for a JROTC high school senior (PDF) entering any undergraduate program (no regard for district boundaries).
Scholarship applications may be downloaded (see links above) or requested by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the National Programs Department. Completed applications sent to the National Programs Department must be postmarked no later than April 15. Winners will be notified and names will be listed at this link no later than mid-June. Due to the large number of entries (1,000-plus annually), only the winners will be notified.
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Brett's already gone up, so I won't be able to write in my paper journal tonight. So I'm going to list these here because I actually looked forward to writing them down today as they were happening.
My 17-year-old son in white shirt and tie, chatting at the door of the chapel with a buddy. I couldn't stop watching them, visiting and grinning in that young-man way, Seth so tired after being on the road with the drumline until 5 am and still up and there and shooting the breeze with Charlie. I could project him forward, hanging with friends at college, stopping in a hallway after a shared class to catch up for a minute. He's so close to real adulthood…and he's such a good kid.
The cape I made for Anna. I am so proud of that, and it is just incredible to see her flounce around in it, tell everyone her Mom made it for her. That it turned out even though I don't sew much. What I am seeing is the beginning of a lifetime memory; that cape is going to be something she remembers when she's 40 and sews something for her little girl (or is otherwise reminded).
Orange juice. I love orange juice. I love Sunday nights when Seth always makes a big pitcher for us all.
A neat essay by a childhood friend of Hector Elizando (Micheal T. Kauffman). In fact, I read several neat essays today, from the book Models for Writers (6th ed.) by Rosa and Eschholz. And Hector Elizando, period. Superb actors, period.
Miss Anna's pictures of mermaids. Miss Anna's pictures of anything. Oh, and her tackle box! She was going to buy one, but instead she made one from cut-up cardboard boxes: a full-size, full-feature tackle box, complete with hinge, handle, and little divided storage compartments for her fishing tackle. All by herself. She is seven years old.
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Bahrain pushes bank merger to boost capital
Bahrain's central bank has urged five Islamic banks to merge early next year as it seeks to strengthen the banks' capital bases, a senior official said on Sunday.
December 11, 2011 6:28 by Reuters
Under the plan, Al Salam Bank would merge with Bahrain Islamic Bank, while CAPIVEST, Elaf Bank and Capital Management House would merge with each other.
Bahrain Islamic Bank and Al Salam announced in August that they were in merger talks to form Bahrain's largest Islamic lender with assets of 1.7 billion dinars ($4.5 billion).
"We pushed for that because it is positive, it will strengthen their capital and balance sheets," Ahmed Abdul Aziz al-Bassam, director of licensing and policy at the central bank, told Reuters, referring to both mergers.
The mergers are awaiting approvals by shareholders, he said, adding: "We expect it to take place in the first quarter 2012."
Bassam was speaking on the sidelines of an Arab Monetary Fund meeting on banking supervision in the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
Standard & Poor's is reviewing credit ratings on 50 banks in the Middle East andNorth Africa under a new set of criteria, a senior S&P executive told Reuters. Last month, the agency classified Bahrain's banks as the riskiest in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Bassam also said Bahrain's central bank had granted in-principle approvals for two Geneva-based investment houses as well as a Hanover-based reinsurance company to set up offices in the country, which was hit by political unrest earlier this year. He declined to name the companies before a formal announcement.
"This indicates European financial institutions are willing to be in the Middle Eastlooking for business," he said.
"Those financial institutions think long-term. What happened in Bahrain was only for a couple of months, what they call the Arab Spring."
Bahrain will soon set up an internal committee to study the readiness of banks to implement the Basel III global banking standards, Bassam said, adding that banks were unlikely to face problems as they were adequately capitalised.
Asked about the main risks that Bahrain's banking system was facing, he said: "The liquidity risk and also the capital. For us, what is happening in Europe is not that much of a problem." (By Martina Fuchs and Stanley Carvalho; Editing by Andrew Torchia)
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This Victorian estate, built in 1892 is restored as an elegant 18 room Inn on over an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds. French doors open to our elegant lobby with marble floor, just beyond the lobby is the parlor, dining room and library with majestic views of the city.Each beautifully appointed guest room has private bath, television, telephone and all the amenities.
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4.4 on December 22, 2014
We enjoyed our stay. Had to extend our stay and the staff was very helpful. The breakfast was excellent every morning. We will stay again and reccomend to family and friends.
4.4 on December 07, 2014
A clean, affordable Inn conveniently located near downtown Eugene. Within walking distance to Hult Center, 5th Street Market. Friendly staff, great service. We enjoyed the complimentary wine and on our most recent stay, shared several appetizers for dinner. Specifically good were the risotto cakes and spanakopita. A full dinner menu is available as well. Also complimentary is the breakfast which includes fresh fruit and wonderful scones (really good scones) and a choice of a couple of made-to-order entrees. On our 1st stay the choices were a gingerbread waffle or a breakfast sandwich with prosciutto. Last time we both had a salmon scramble. We have stayed in a downstairs room on both of our visits. It lacks a view, but has a private entrance and a convenient semi-private driveway off of Pearl St. The room is cozy, this one has a stone wall. The furnishings are nice and the bed is comfortable. In the bathroom is a claw foot tub and there are very comfortable robes to use. For the price and the amenities, this is a great place to stay. We plan to make it our regular spot when we visit Eugene.
5 on November 30, 2014
The sheets are AMAZING. With that kind of quality, you know everything else is superb.
5 on November 22, 2014
I have been going to Eugene for years, but had never heard of the Campbell House until a friend of mine stayed there. So, I gave it a shot. I loved it! I had a tiny room, above the kitchen, which initially worried me, but no smells, no noise. Great price, fabulously comfy bed! Breakfast was incredible, as well. I confirmed that they can accommodate gluten-free diets (with reasonable prior notice). The staff was very welcoming, the location is great, and there is adequate parking onsite. I heartily recommend Campbell House!
5 on November 20, 2014
My husband & I, siblings and spouses all stayed at the Campbell House when visiting Eugene recently and all had a fabulous time! The staff is the so gracious and generous making this lovely Inn so warm and welcoming. We are definitely going back!
4.4 on November 17, 2014
We travelled from Houston to attend the Oregon/Stanford game on 11/1/2014. We stayed at the Campbell House Inn. LOVE THE INN in every respect. Beautiful serene setting. Impeccable service, with attention to every detail. Lovely restaurant with outstanding cuisine. Our room was fantastic, with a private entrance. Great location!! Can't wait to stay there the next time we are in Eugene.
5 on November 04, 2014
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will stay here again.
5 on October 02, 2014
We discovered this gem when we were attending an orientation at U of O with our son this past summer and enjoyed our stay so much that we booked a room again this fall when we moved him into the dorms. The inn is conveniently located about a mile and a half from the campus which allowed us to go back and forth as often as needed, yet be away from the hubbub of the town. This picturesque inn is on a "hill" surrounded by beautiful trees, lush gardens and lawns, with chairs placed around the outside. We enjoyed sharing a quiet cocktail outdoors in the evening, followed by a delicious dinner cooked right there on the grounds. A healthy and savory breakfast is included in the price of your stay which makes it a convenient and tasty way to begin your day. The rooms are very nicely and comfortably decorated. Thoughtful amenities such as free waters and sodas are placed in the refrigerator each day. The staff could not have been more gracious or accommodating. All you have to do is ask and they are right there with whatever is needed. We have decided this will be our home away from home over the next four years whenever we visit our son at University of Oregon
3.8 on September 16, 2014
3.0 on September 04, 2014
We stayed in the Kelsey room last Friday and Saturday nights. The Kelsey room was the least expensive room at $129 per night. We are on a rather tight budget this year so this seemed affordable. Unfortunately we were charged their "event rate" for both days as a duck football game occurred on Saturday night. On their web site the event rate is posted at $154 per night. We were charged $373.00 for the two nights! The girl at the front desk said that we were charged $164 per night! I complained saying that their online site states $154.00. Her response was,"oh gosh I will have to tell the manager about that". In retrospect I should have insisted on an itemized bill. The Kelsey room ended up costing us $186.50 per night! When you book make sure There are no "events" happening in Eugene, even on one of the days booked or you will be charged the highest rate for the whole weekend. Also double check their posted rates as they apparently have not been updated. The breakfasts were great and the service was very good. We loved the dinner as well! The Inn itself is a very relaxing and a lovely historic property. Just a bit disappointed in how plain our little room was for what turned out to be much more costly than we expected.
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A grand, richly appointed room has 12 foot ceilings, large bay windows with lovely view facing east.
Nightly Rate: $149 - $149
Decorated in an English fishing lodge theme, with the original rich Knotty pine wood walls, private entrance.
Nightly Rate: $139 - $139
A quiet, cozy room. Large floor to ceiling windows. May also be adjoined with The Skinner Family room.
Nightly Rate: $129 - $129
Pleasant and light, this room is off the courtyard. May also be adjoined with Kelsey Room.
Nightly Rate: $149 - $149
East morning sun. kitchenette, patio, separate private entrance. Perfect for long-term lodging needs.
Nightly Rate: $189 - $189
Decorated in cottage forest green prints and stripes. Patio, separate entrance, and original claw foot tub.
Nightly Rate: $169 - $169
Large, light room with gabled and dormer windows overlooking the garden and courtyard. Antique claw foot tub.
Nightly Rate: $169 - $169
Small, quiet retreat with dormer window looking south. Full size antique bed.
Nightly Rate: $129 - $129
Spacious room in English hunting lodge decor. Rich in shades of hunter green and cranberry. High ceiling and gas fireplace.
Nightly Rate: $189 - $189
The "Special Occasion Suite." Elegance runs rampant in this spacious light and airy room. Gas fireplace, jetted tub.
Nightly Rate: $289 - $289
Small and cozy Country Cottage decor. Great morning light with east views of the mountains.
Nightly Rate: $129 - $129
Charming country cottage style. Great morning light with east views of the mountains.
Nightly Rate: $129 - $129
Quiet, elegant garden room overlooking the courtyard and historic Skinner Butte. Antique claw foot tub.
Nightly Rate: $169 - $169
A Spacious room with Jacuzzi, gas fireplace, wet bar, desk. Room also has a small, private uncovered balcony.
Nightly Rate: $289 - $289
Decorated in a French Vineyard Theme. Jacuzzi tub for two, gas fireplace, desk, wet bar, and private covered balcony.
Nightly Rate: $349 - $349
Handicap accessible luxury Room with Jacuzzi & gas fireplace. Features a private covered balcony.
Nightly Rate: $289 - $289
Features Jacuzzi tub, gas fireplace. Decorated in Garden Theme. Semi-private patio with pond.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $249
Luxury Room with Jacuzzi, gas fireplace and King four-poster bed. A private patio with pond.
Nightly Rate: $249 - $249
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, White water rafting or scenic float trips, waterskiing, sail boarding,The Hult Center, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, River, Sports venue, University, Vineyard, Winery
Country Inn
Computer, Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Library, Parking, Wheelchair access , Laundry Service, Wheelchair accessible, staffed front desk, open daily for tours, clawfoot tubs, fireplaces, room service
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, CD player, Ceiling fans, In-room internet, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Ironing Board, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Wet bar, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Hunting, Kayaking, Rock climbing(1 block away)Rock climbing gym(3 blocks away), close to jogging and bicycle paths, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Swimming pool, Water sports, Whitewater Rafting
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HIGH POINT, N.C.–The GuildMaster "Show Your Stuff" contest wrapped up with a total of more than 750 fans casting almost 7,000 ballots to recognize the most outstanding retail displays across the country.
GuildMaster retailers posted photos of their best displays on the GuildMaster on Tour Facebook site. Fans then voted for their favorite displays.
"We are blessed to have such a highly engaged and passionate group of people working with us," says Steve Crowder, GuildMaster chief executive officer. "All of the displays showed an outstanding level of ingenuity and truly showed off the beauty and range of the GuildMaster product. We would like to say a big 'thank you' to all who participated and voted."
CasaBella Interiors, Brandon, Miss., the grand price winner, will receive $5,000 in GuildMaster product, $1,000 for its charity, Community Animal Rescue and Adoption and 500 trees planted in its honor. Another top nine retailers, including runner-up Domain XCIV, Forth Worth, Texas, will receive $1,000 for their charity, $1,000 in GuildMaster product, and 500 trees to be planted in their honor.
Editors from trade publications also voted on their favorite displays. The editors' choice for best retail display is "Welcome Home" by Beyond the Door in Senoia, Ga.
"I loved the casual entertaining feel in Beyond the Door's display; it was so warm and inviting," said Andrea Lillo from HFN Magazine. "The use of details such as the backdrops on the wall and the touches of greenery added to the ambience, and there are so many items that draw your eye in. I want to know when the party is starting!"


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|Blackburn, Ruby Parks, 1901-1982.
|Bond, Julian, 1940-
|Borders, William Holmes, 1905-
|Bowen, Margaret Davis.
|Brooks, Hallie Beecham.
|Cochran, Warren.
|Dobbs, John Wesley, 1931-
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|Atlanta Council on Human Relations.
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|Atlanta Life Insurance Company.
|Atlanta Negro Voters League.
|Atlanta-Fulton Public Library.
|Auburn Avenue Library (Atlanta, Ga.)
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BenghaziGate: Two 9/11's Bring Questions
Editor's note: Oath Keepers is not making any statement by running this article. We are, however, acknowledging that questions exist, and that some credible people are asking those questions. More questions shall undoubtedly arise in coming days and weeks. Our readers are patriots who are not afraid to face hard questions regarding U.S. foreign policy. We will follow developments in this remarkable story as they unfold. We will continue to ask questions on behalf of our Republic of Law. Oath Keepers is not anti-government – Oath Keepers is anti-criminality in government. We know, as Catherine Austin Fitts puts it, that: "If we can't face it, God can't fix it."
BenghaziGate: Two 9/11's Bring Questions:
Has Uncle Sam Joined The Jihad?
(Early Info Snips October 2012)
One of our favorite American patriots and founding fathers was an anti-Federalist orator named Patrick Henry. On March 23, 1775, in the House of Burgesses, at Saint John's Church in Richmond, Virginia, Mr. Henry delivered his most famous fiery presentation, a speech which is known as his "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death" speech. According to historian and biographer William Wirt, Henry closed his speech thusly:
"Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me Liberty or give me Death!"
In 1788 he delivered another speech which, though it should be, is not nearly so well-known. An example of his adamant insistence on including a "Bill of Rights" (the first ten Amendments), this lesser-known speech is titled: Shall Liberty or Empire Be Sought?
In preparation for looking at BenghaziGate and related concepts, let us reflect upon a couple of lines from this speech in which Patrick Henry questioned the body of the Constitution as it stood without the Bill of Rights, which he helped the Convention to finally add –
When the American spirit was in its youth, the language of America was different; liberty, sir, was then the primary object… We drew the spirit of liberty from our British ancestors; by that spirit we have triumphed over every difficulty. But now, sir, the American spirit, assisted by the ropes and chains of consolidation, is about to convert this country into a powerful and mighty empire. If you make the citizens of this country agree to become the subjects of one great consolidated empire of America, your government will not have sufficient energy to keep them together. Such a government is incompatible with the genius of republicanism. …
-end excerpts; read entire speech here: http://www.bartleby.com/268/8/14.html
So Patrick Henry was for keeping power and authority distributed in the several States, was against concentrating power in the new General government, and fought against an overly-empowered Federal government – but he was over-ridden and for more than twenty decades since we have moved toward ever-more centralization of power and authority in the Federal government.
Along the way, we've begun to worship the office of President unduly as we've watched the Executive usurp Congressional and Judicial powers to the point that, by 1947, President Truman consented to and signed into law the National Security Act of 1947 which created the CIA. Six short years later our CIA took down the duly elected democratic government of Iran and CIA has lingered long in the middle east ever since, doing what CIA does best — keeping deep dark ugly secrets from the American people while rampaging amok in the name of American and multi-national corporate 'interests' at the expense of stability in oil-producing nations.
We see that eventually that omniscient centralized government Patrick Henry dreaded was allowed to develop. For over five decades it has wreaked havoc around the world. Since 1947 it has honed a domestic policy which has intimidated any dissent and has used the strong arm of the government to chill the speech of Americans who do not agree with such mischief. It has burgeoned into an oligarchic, fascistic, iron-fisted super-surveillance military-police state mechanism called the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
And now? Well, now the chickens are coming home to roost. The unholy serpent shall devour its tail while deep dark secrets are transmuted in the sordid bowels of deception and we are found wanting for asking if our dearly beloved Commander in Chief, President Obama, has lied through his teeth regarding the Federal government's smuggling of armaments to al Qaeda in Libya and Syria.
The question may have standing.
It appears that our ambassador to Libya was working with the CIA. It appears that the CIA was providing arms to al Qaeda and other Islamic Jihadist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood for the purpose of taking down governments in the middle-east – with the President's knowledge.
If this proves to be true, this thing is positively huge. Can it conceivably cost a sitting President his office? Can it throw the 2012 Presidential election? Can it awaken the cheer-leading sports-addicted and creature-comfort-crazed American public? Dare the media toss it out onto the table?
We are confronted by a bitter question. Watch the following brief videos and judge for yourself whether the U.S. government, all bright and shiny in its choreography and colluded chorus, dressed in its cloak of lies which have been fabricated through six decades of 'national security secrecy', has joined al Qaeda or not. Questions are coming "fast and furious", this time on a truly global and totally world-shattering scale.
Former 20 year CIA veteran, Clare Lopez: "Jordan is targeted! Saudi Arabia is targeted!"
(excerpt from above link – read whole article at link)
- Could the Obama Administration's Fast and Furious gunrunning operation to the Mexican drug cartels be simply a dress rehearsal for a much larger gunrunning operation to al Qaida-linked and other Jihadist groups in Libya and, more ominously, Syria?
- Is the Obama Administration running guns into other Jihadist hot spots?
- Does the United States of America have troops in Jordan?
- Was Ambassador Stevens our operational officer in a gunrunning operation to al Qaida linked groups that had "gone wrong?"
- Did the Obama Administration set Stevens up and leave him (with former Navy Seals, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods and computer expert, Sean Smith) to die?
- Did President, Secretary Clinton, General Petraeus and others have fore-knowledge?
- Others?
- Who else knows now?
- Does Governor Romney know now?
These and other questions and more were raised yesterday [October 24, 2012] in a conversation between Glen Beck and former CIA agent Clare Lopez.
The videos below are from the above link in this section. [Editing this article on November 03, 2012: If you came to this page via G. Edward Griffin's weekly newsletter, please also include with this article our subsequent posting of Frank Gaffney's article with video, here:
http://oathkeepers.org/oath/2012/10/27/gaffney-the-real-reason-behind-benghazigate/ ]
Question: When did Syria become a threat to the USA?
Question: Is "the enemy of my enemy" necessarily my friend, when the enemy of my enemy is al Qaeda?
Question: Should the American people be pleased when the ATF furnishes high-powered guns and ammo to Mexican drug cartels and nobody goes to jail?
Question: Should the American people be pleased when Wachovia Bank launders hundreds of billions of dollars for the Mexican drug cartels and nobody goes to jail?
Question: Should the American people be pleased when taxpayer dollars are spent by the DEA to smuggle drugs into this country from Mexico in order to learn more about the Mexican drug cartels, and nobody goes to jail?
Question: How much outright crime by Eric Holder's Justice Department, which oversaw the gun running, the money laundering, and the drug smuggling, should the American people put up with, while Eric Holder does not go to jail?
Question: How does the NSA spy on every American citizen's emails and phone calls when the Fourth Amendment clearly states "probable cause", and nobody goes to jail?
Question: If the Federal government has been caught lying to the American people about Pearl Harbor, Korea, Vietnam, the Gary Frances Powers U-2 shoot-down over Russia, the Bay of Pigs fiasco, the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Watergate break-in, the October Surprise, the Iran-Contra scandal, the BCCI scandal, the invasion of Iraq, and the longest ground war in our history – the hunt for al Qaeda in Afghanistan – what on earth would cause any thinking American to blindly believe that the Federal government is not lying through its teeth right now about running arms to al Qaeda in Libya and Syria?
Question: If our Federal government has so concentrated the authority and power which it has usurped from the several States which created it, is it not the responsibility of the several States to rein-in that usurpation and bring it back into compliance with its enumerated powers as listed in Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution?
There are, of course, other significant questions. Every American should have lots of questions. A good question might be – If a sitting U.S. President imagines some reason to furnish military armaments to al Qaeda and/or associated Jihadist terror organizations, should that President go to jail?
A truism left to us by Thomas Jefferson will do nicely to end this initial glance at how the power players on high perceive themselves -
"Experience hath Shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny."
Elias Alias, editor
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