The Trigger Event for the UN Takeover of the US

6/29/2014

Parts One and Two of this series described how the United Nations is poised to take over the United States. The border crisis with tens, if not hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens is threatening paralyze several federal agencies. When this number grows to  millions, this country and its resources will be paralyzed in terms of responding to the holocaust which is underway. Part Two, in particular, demonstrated how the United Nations is prepositioning resources in anticipation of being able to assume a policing duty with regard to the border crisis, which has totally been manufactured in order that the UN has a pretext to function as a force.

Because the UN will be responding to a “humanitarian need” the American military will have a very difficult time objecting and opposing the takeover of the UN. The policing of the US by the UN is merely a move to gain a foothold. When one looks at the wholesale movement of UN military vehicles, it is easy to conclude that their mission will not be humanitarian in its totality, but this is lining up to be a military mission.

As bad as the crisis on the border will be, this is just the opening act. What follows will allow the UN to assume complete policing powers in all 50 states and the assumption of jurisdictional control over all state and federal agencies.

What Will Give the UN the Justification to Assume Control Over the Entire US?

The one element that binds together the all local, state and federal agencies is the economy. The border crisis will provide the UN the opportunity to have a presence in the border states. However, there will be 46 states that will not be under UN control. Therefore, how does the UN overcome this challenge in order to assume complete control of the United States?

Food riots are coming

When the American economy collapses, food riots will commence. The average American will have enough food and water for about three days, with the majority of Americans not possessing the means to protect their individual supplies from the hording bands of desperate people. Banks will collapse, business inventories will be looted and police will abandon their posts just like they did during Hurricane Katrina. From a law enforcement perspective, America will lose the ability to respond to the crisis within 3-5 days. Within 10 days, there will absolute and total anarchy. Nobody will be safe. However, the UN “Peacekeepers” will be present and will be willing and able to assume control. And if they assume control, as they did, in Bosnia, Serbia, the West Bank, Lebanon and Rwanda, Americans are in a lot of trouble.

My military sources have told me that this has already been rehearsed the UN takeover of America as far back as the 1990′s NORTHCOM and the UN have engaged in urban warfare drills. Again, in Bosnia, urban occupation was coordinated between foreign troops and US soldiers, under UN command in this war torn country. The removal of 260+ American military senior grade officers should make a lot more sense. Aneconomic collapse will be the second leg of the UN takeover of this country following an international response by the UN at the border. And what will that mean? It will mean gun confiscation and seizure of private assets.

I WANT TO BE CRYSTAL CLEAR. WHEN THE UN ASSUMES CONTROL OF THE EMERGING AND PLANNED BORDER CRISIS, THIS WILL MARK THE BEGINNING OF THE END OF THE UNITED STATES. AND WHEN THE ECONOMY COLLAPSES, THIS WILL MARK THE END OF AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY. THE UN MUST NEVER BE ALLOWED TO HAVE A POLICING AUTHORITY ON OUR SOIL FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER!

For those who are indifferent to a planned UN intervention in this country, I would ask you to please tell me when has the United Nations ever intervened in a crisis without having its presence create genocide type conditions? Since class is in session, let me provide for you with the poster child answer to the previous question. Look at what the UN did not do in the Rwanda crisis. These yellow-bellied white hats watched as people were pulled from their cars, their wagons and their homes and were subsequently murdered. Twenty years after a million Rwandans were murdered in 90 days, the UN apologized for their inaction. The UN also has a similar track record in Bosnia, Serbia, the West Bank, et al., and soon to be in America.

Mark my words, when the food riots commence following the collapse of the dollar, the UN will not be intervening to save American lives in the midst of the economic collapse that is presently underway. The sole purpose of the UN presence during a crisis will be to assume complete control. of the government and key infrastructure.

Larry Grathwohl Was Correct

I had the good fortune of interviewing the late Larry Grathwohl many times. Larry was well-known for exposing the fact that Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dorne, formerly the leaders of the radical revolutionary group, the Weatherman Underground, launched the political career of Barack Hussein Obama. While Larry was serving as an undercover informant designed to penetrate the Weatherman on behalf of the FBI, he once asked Ayers what will happen when these radical communists were ever able to assume power. Ayers responded 50 million  Americans would have to be placed in re-education camps (i.e. FEMA Camps). And he added that about 25 million would have to be eliminated. At that time, in 1968, the United States only had 200 million people. Ayer’s incarceration numbers represented one in four Americans would have to incarcerated and one in eight would have to murdered. In today’s numbers, about 67 million Americans would be incarcerated and over 33 million Americans would have to murdered. The enormity of this statement by Ayers is staggering. Please keep in mind that this man was the driving force behind Obama’s political career!

The Catalyst

Americans need to stop listening to Obama and the mainstream media, there is not going to be any economic recovery. No matter how many times they lie andbend the numbers to cushion America’s fall from financial grace, we have no hope economically because there is nothing left to salvage. America only has to look at three economic indicators to know that we are in a lot of trouble, The debt is $17 trillion dollars, unfunded (partially or otherwise) mandated social programs constitutes another $240 trillion dollars and the credit swap derivatives total between $1 quadrillion dollars to $1.5 quadrillion dollars, which is six times the GDP of the planet. Do you get it now? There will be no recovery, only a complete UN takeover when the economic collapse does come.

Conclusion

The UN will not have to round up 67 million Americans, most Americans will come to their imprisonment willingly, that is, if they want to eat and to be “temporarily” protected. It will be during this backdrop that we will see FEMA camps unveiled in manner described by Bill Ayers, who not only launched Obama’s political career but also still visits him at the Whitehouse.  Time is short and the dots are beginning to connect.

Perhaps this July 4th, we should be having a going away party instead of a celebration.

Dave Hodges is the Editor and Host of The Common Sense Show.

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FBI Now Policing Mexico For... Wait For It... Rapist

6/29/2014

Nevermind the FBI investigating the U.S. government decision maker who payrolled human smugglers to transport illegal immigrants

FBI: Central American woman raped in wildlife refuge near Mission

Authorities have launched an investigation after a Central American immigrant claimed she was raped by a man who was supposed to smuggle her across the border.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirms that the woman was raped on a federal wildlife refuge just outside Mission around 4 p.m. Friday.

Investigators told Action 4 News that the woman is in her 20s and had just been smuggled into the United States at the time of the crime.

Paramedics rushed the woman to a nearby hospital where her medical condition was not immediately available.

The FBI is overseeing the criminal investigation because the alleged crime took place on federal land.

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Dominican Lawmaker Lied to Obtain U.S. Citizenship

6/29/2014

Jury still out on POTUS qualifi

Dominican Lawmaker Lied to Obtain U.S. Citizenship

NEW YORK – Dominican-born New York State Assemblywoman Gabriela Rosa pled guilty to committing fraud by arranging marriage to obtain U.S. citizenship and of making a false statement to a bankruptcy court, judicial sources said.

Gabriela Rosa, 47, the first Dominican woman to hold a seat in the New York State Assembly, admitted before a federal judge that she was guilty of the two charges against her in a plea agreement that requires her to resign from office.

In the sentencing set for Oct. 3, she faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison for both crimes, but could see her sentence reduced to between a year and 18 months upon her commitment not to commit further offenses.

“Gabriela Rosa’s crimes cut to the heart of her legal qualification to serve the people of the State of New York as a New York State Assemblywoman. She gained the ability to run for that office only as a result of a years-long immigration fraud, and then she compounded her lack of fitness to serve by defrauding a federal bankruptcy court,” Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said.

“Now she faces losing her position and prison time for her actions,” he said.

Rosa admitted before the judge that she paid a U.S. citizen $8,000 to marry her in 1996 so she could obtain permanent residency, and divorced him three years later – all the while maintaining a relationship with the man who would be her second husband.

She also declared herself guilty Saturday of fraud for lying to a federal bankruptcy court.

In September 2009 she went to the court to liquidate debts of more than $30,000 accumulated on credit cards and through personal loans, but failed to mention either the Manhattan apartment she owned, the extra income she obtained as a political consultant, or her husband’s income.

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Following the narrative, First Lady of Honduras says children are crossing to reunite with family

6/29/2014

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First Lady of Honduras spent the last three days in the Rio Grande Valley touring federal facilities where thousands of undocumented immigrants are being held.

The Rio Grande Valley is the hot spot of illegal crossing.

So far 174,000 undocumented immigrants have crossed the U.S. - Mexico border since October 1, 2013.

The majority are unaccompanied children from Honduras.

"This is a humanitarian crisis of enormous proportions.” First Lady of Honduras, Ana García de Hernandez, said. “It’s something never seen before, it has affected all of us."

Her last stop in the Rio Grande Valley was the McAllen Border Patrol station where she met with over 300 Hondurans."

I asked them to raise your hand who has family in the united states? We saw everyone raise their hand,” García de Hernandez said. “I asked who has a contact number of someone in the United States? Everyone had one. So besides the violence and poverty in our countries, there is also the migration situation and the desire to unite with their families."

The biggest concern for both countries is the danger the children are being put in.

Families are paying between $5,000 to $25,000 per child to human smugglers.

Both Congressman Henry Cuellar and the first lady stressed coyotes are becoming millionaires.

Congressman Cuellar said that so far they have made over $240 million.

"Many of them are sexually abused, many girls are raped on the journey,” García de Hernandez said. “They told us stories about 12-year-old girls that part of the package that coyotes sell is that they offer birth control because they know they will be raped."

The first lady also made a desperate plea to parents asking them to stop sending their children alone.

She emphasized that it is a dangerous trip and that parents should spend that money to give their children a better lifestyle in their countries.

For now, Congressman Cuellar says the government is working to speed up the deportation process and tweaking laws where Central Americans are treated as those Mexicans caught crossing the border; they are sent immediately back to their countries.

"This is not a democrat or a republican problem, this is something we need to work as fast as possible to address this issue," Congressman Cuellar said.

The first lady added that families crossing illegally will be sent back to their countries in the upcoming weeks.

However, those who are already in the system, Congressman Cuellar say it could take years for them to be deported.

The first lady also mentioned that on July 16th and 17th, Honduras will hold an international conference to discuss this humanitarian crisis.

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Pathetic C**t Pelosi: “It’s not a crisis, it’s an opportunity”

6/29/2014

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U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says the influx of Central American immigrants along the border is not a crisis, but rather an “opportunity.”

Congresswoman Pelosi took part in a special press conference with U.S. Representative Filemon Vela at the Brownsville Events Center Saturday morning.

The two had toured a nearby Border Patrol facility that is currently housing Central American immigrants.

“This crisis, that some call it crisis, we have to view it as an opportunity,” Pelosi said.

The California congresswoman said it’s an opportunity for the United States to show the world how it deals with the women and children, who she says are refugees.

"It's a value that we will show the rest of the world how we deal with this,” Pelosi said.

The House Minority leader continued saying that we have to deal with the influx of immigrants with "decency" and "it breaks my heart" referring to the children.

When asked on how Congress should deal with the immigrants, Pelosi responded, “We have to take it case by case, due process and respect of law.”

Pelosi continued saying that, “We need to find the best solution to the problem, not necessarily the fastest.”

The immigration crisis has left Border Patrol facilities in the Rio Grande Valley filled with more immigrants than the building can hold.

Pelosi recalled that she saw on child immigrant in solitary confinement at the Border Patrol facility.

“We're here to thank Border Patrol, but the facilities do not meet the needs,” Pelosi said.

A large number of Central American women and children are crossing the border into the United States with false hopes of allowing to stay in the United States.

Pelosi is the minority leader of the U.S. House of Representatives and has been a leader in the plight to pass comprehensive immigration reform.

Press Conference Q&A:

Leader Pelosi.  Any questions?
Q:  Have you found any common ground in the House of Representatives with the Republicans to try to reach some sort of, you know –  can you speak on that: common ground?  Have you found any common ground given the situation after your visit?  Is there something you can begin working on?
Congressman Vela.  Well I think that, probably the best answer to that question is – because we just began our first week of recess since this really broke, other Members of both parties are coming down over the next week.  And I believe that, moving forward, we will be working together hand in hand to make sure we provide a humanitarian solution to the immediate crisis at hand.
Q:  Speaking on that same line, the extent to which this humanitarian situation has been politicized, do you think there is still a path forward on immigration reform?

Leader Pelosi.  Well, I hope that while some may have tried to politicize it, I hope that was not the case.  And I think anyone who comes here knows that this is not about an issue, it’s about a value and it’s a value that we share, all Americans share; that we will show how strong we are to the rest of the world on how we deal with this humanitarian opportunity, or crisis, that we have.

A few days ago I would have been more optimistic about immigration reform.  I thought that we were finding a way because we’ve been very patient and respectful of the Speaker trying to do it one way or the other.  I don’t think he gives us much reason to be hopeful now, but we never give up.  So, there’s still the month of July and again, public sentiment is everything.  And to the extent that people say that this is something that we want that hopefully that can change the minds of the – we have a bill, H.R. 15, that has a huge number of co-sponsors – almost every Democrat.  But the one’s we don’t have, we’ll have their vote – about three Republicans on the bill.

But harkening back to this issue and your statement, the William Wilberforce legislation of 2008 which is directing some of the actions that we take now was strongly bipartisan.  Democrats had the majority but Republicans were in the lead with Democrats on passing that legislation.  It passed the House and the Senate unanimously and was signed by President Bush.  And it spelled out the responsibility that we have in these cases of trafficking and the rest that we have to deal with.

So I think, you know, part of the legislation sprang from that.  The former bill – the [Congressman Dick] Armey bill from Texas that established the Department of Homeland Security and addressed some of these issues – that was bipartisan as well.  We just have to strive for bipartisanship.  Just be calm; take a breath; let everybody have their say about how they want to characterize this, that and the other thing.  But after all is said, not done, but all is said, the fact is: these are children, children and families.  We have a moral responsibility to address this in a dignified way – I wouldn’t even say bipartisan, I would say nonpartisan way.  And that is what we’re striving to do.

Did you have a question?

Q:  During these tours what are you being told about the immigrants coming here?  Why are they leaving their countries; is it due to immigration policy here or violence in Central America?  There's also been talk of human smugglers spreading misinformation as well. What are officials here telling you?

Congressman Vela.  Tyler, we are being told by the agencies it’s a variety of factors beginning with the socio-economic and conditions of violence in Central America.  The effort to reunify with parents and family members who are already here – we heard the story of a mother who hadn’t seen her child in ten years.  The last time she saw her was when she was five and now that child is 15 and has made that very difficult trip.  And of course, the Administration has acknowledged that there are some stories from some of the people that are coming here that they believe that they have a pathway here once they get here.  So it’s a very complicated and very – there’s so many factors at play that, as, you know, we move forward, we’re just going to have to sort a lot of that out.

Leader Pelosi.  If I just may add to that.  Congressman Vela is such a tremendous intellectual resource on this because this is something we have to be very smart about.  In Central America and especially El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, there is – I mean, Honduras has the most murders in the whole world per capita, or whatever.  There is tremendous violence and it is threatening to the lives, especially to young people, young girls in particular.  And so that’s one of the motivations.  And that’s why when we deal with this, many of these kids will be repatriated with families in the U.S., some of them maybe not, strictly speaking, fully documented, but many of them legal residents of the United States.

So I think we have to take it on a case-by-case basis.  We don’t want our good nature abused by those who would misrepresent what’s happening in the United States on the subject of immigration to affect how we deal with a refugee problem – a refugee problem somewhere else in this world, a refugee problem right at our front door.  So it is you know, case-by-case.  We must have due process; we must enforce the law, but we must – and that law includes respecting of the claims of persecution or violence at home especially for juveniles.

Q:  Are there any funds coming to the local law enforcement?

Congressman Vela.  I'm sorry, what was the question, again?

Q:  Any funding coming to the local law enforcement of the area?

Congressman Vela.   When we get back, we’ll be working on those things.  We have a Homeland Security Committee hearing next week in McAllen.  Members of both parties will be there and those are the kind of issues we’re going to be exploring.

We’ve got one more question.

Q:  Mrs. Pelosi, on Monday Governor Perry said our borders are not secured.  After the tour this morning, how do you feel about our nation's security?

Leader Pelosi.  Actually, just the reverse.  Many of these people turned themselves in.  This isn’t about a porous border; this is about apprehension.  Many, many more people are, shall we say, mutually apprehended.  So, this isn’t really about that.  That’s an excuse, not a reason.  But I’ve heard the Governor say some sympathetic words about welcoming newcomers to our country.  In other words, why don’t we just put all that aside and talk about what we’re going to do to help these children and families and in doing so, making it safer for them to stay at home or have due process in how they might seek asylum or refugee status in the United States.

And so I’m not going to take any bait on what one partisan said or the other.  I think we all agree – I would recommend to you all to read the nonpartisan statement from the Catholic Conference of Bishops, again, I mention, presented by the Bishop of El Paso, who is head of this committee on this unaccompanied children issue.  It talks about, again, at the best interest of the children, to determination; it talks about dignity and worth; it talks about some practical matters as regard to the region – when I say the region, Central America.  It talks in a very, very value-based, idealistic, pragmatic way to deal with this issue with dignity.  And that’s what we intend to do.

So again, people will say this and that.  The fact is, the reality is: the children are there and we need to address the problem.  It breaks your heart to waste one ounce of energy on anything other than just addressing the problem.

Can we just have a woman ask a question?  Because we do have to go, but not before we hear from a woman.

Q:  Well speaking of due process, with only 240 immigration judges and 40,000 to 50,000 new entries, immigrant children in the past year.  How will immigration judges handle all these new cases with all the backlogs?

Leader Pelosi.  And of course the attorneys to help the children but some of the people that we heard from before in the advocacy group had some suggestions about that.  Mr. Hinojosa, who was with us earlier and was in McAllen yesterday and was with us when we toured the facility today, said there may be some ways to get retired judges to come back on duty. But Sister Pimentel may have something to say about that on the judges.  The question is how can a process end up this quickly if we don’t have enough judges?

Sister Pimentel. Well, I think that as long as we can all come together to find a solution to that it can happen.  Because what I see, there’s a lot of real goodness.  We need to make sure that the kids do get due process and that this is taken care of the right way.  So I think that’s important and that can happen.  Thank you.

Congressman Vela.   I’ll just address that for a second really quickly, because there’s a lot of – that’s a very good question and a lot more needs to be done on it.  I can tell you that on Friday, Congresswoman Jackson-Lee, who is one of our senior Members on Homeland Security, was preparing to file a bill to add a significant number of judges to the system.  But we’re going to have to do a whole lot more than just that.

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SHOCKER: Obama, NSA refusing to obey court decision regarding communist-inspired privacy violations

6/29/2014

US NSA Continues Telephone Metadata Spying

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Department of Justice and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) released the following statement Friday:

“On March 28, 2014, the Director of National Intelligence declassified and disclosed publically that the U.S. government had filed an application with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) seeking renewal of the authority to collect telephony metadata in bulk, and that, on March 28, 2014, the FISC renewed that authority. The DNI also announced that the Administration was undertaking a declassification review of the FISC’s March 28th Primary Order.

“On June 20, 2014, the DNI declassified and publically disclosed that the U.S. government had filed an application with the FISC seeking renewal of the authority granted in March to collect telephony metadata in bulk, and that, on June 19, 2014, the FISC renewed that authority. The DNI also announced that the Administration was undertaking a declassification review of the FISC’s June 19th Primary Order and an accompanying Memorandum Opinion.

“Following a declassification review by the Executive Branch, the DNI has released in redacted form the March 28, 2014 Primary Order, signed by Judge Rosemary M. Collyer. Separately, following a declassification review by the Executive Branch, the FISC published in redacted form the June 19, 2014 Primary Order and an accompanying Memorandum Opinion, signed by Judge James B. Zagel, re-authorizing the collection of bulk telephony metadata under Section 215. The most recent authorization expires on September 12, 2014. These Primary Orders and Memorandum Opinion re-affirm that the bulk telephony metadata collection is lawful.

FISC BR 14-96 Primary Order Permitting Metadata Gathering

FISC BR 14-67 Primary Order Permitting Metadata Gathering

FISC MetaData Memorandum Opinion BR 14-96

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DROPPING ANCHORS: Smiling illegal Honduran immigrant gives birth to baby girl

6/29/2014

"Lotteryesque" shit eating grin tells the story....

A newborn baby girl is now an American Citizen after her undocumented mother from Honduras went into labor at a local shelter.

The Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley announced on their Facebook page that the Honduran immigrant gave birth at a local hospital Friday.

The newborn’s mother crossed the U.S. - Mexico border illegally with two other children, who are now staying at the Sacred Heart Church in McAllen.

According to U.S. law, the newborn baby girl is now a full-fledged American Citizen, since she was born on U.S. soil.

The Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley told Action 4 News that there are other expecting women in the shelters.

Volunteers are needed at the shelter as the influx of undocumented immigrants has grown.

Volunteers of all ages and abilities are still needed at both centers to sort through donations:

Sacred Heart Church (parish hall)
306 S. 15th St., McAllen

Immaculate Conception Cathedral (gymnasium)
1218 E. Jefferson St., Brownsville

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The Cost Of Regulations In 2013 Exceeded 11.1% Of GDP

6/29/2014

Breaking It Down

In April, the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) released a report, titled “Ten Thousand Commandments: An Annual Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State,” which gives a snapshot of the cost of U.S. regulations for the previous year. The annual snapshot showed that overall 2013 regulation costs reached $1.863 trillion, more than the GDP’s of Canada or Australia. In this week’s Breaking It Down we take a closer look at that report. 

• The $1.863 Trillion Cost Of Regulations In 2013 Exceeded 11.1 Percent Of GDP

• The Average US Household Yearly Cost To Comply With Federal Regulations: $14,974

• The Amount Firms Paid In Regulatory Compliance Fees Per Employee: $10,585 (Small Firms), 
• $7,755 (Large Firms+20 Employees)

• Total Rules Issued In 2013: 3,659 Final Rules And 2,594 Proposed Rules

• The Top Six Federal Rulemaking Agencies: Treasury Department, Department Of Commerce, 
• Interior Department, Health And Human Services, Department Of Transportation And 
• The Environmental Protection Agency.

Hat tip: Will @ Capitalist Preservation

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