Author: mediahitman

Former White House speechwriter John L. Perry has  courted controversy by suggesting that the U.S. Military, upholding  their oath to defend the Constitution against domestic enemies, could stage a bloodless coup to oust President Obama. In an article originally posted on the Newsmax website, Perry wrote, “There is a  remote, although gaining, possibility America’s military will intervene  as a last resort to resolve the “Obama problem.” Don’t dismiss it as  unrealistic.” Despite the fact that Perry was not explicitly advocating such a coup, Newsmax later removed the article to ensure it “was not misinterpreted”. The article outlines how military officers, outraged at  Obama’s “trampling” on…

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By Nick Redfern FATE Magazine :: July-August 2008 England’s famous London Underground railway system serves Greater London and parts of the counties of Essex, Hertfordshire, and Buckinghamshire. It’s also the world’s oldest underground network of its type:

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By Patrick J. Buchanan Lew Rockwell With the shooting death of Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch volunteer who was legally carrying a 9-millimeter handgun, the familiar wail has arisen from our cultural and media elite: America has too many guns! `”Open carry” and “concealed carry” laws should be repealed.

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By Robbie Graham Silver Screen Saucers The role played by Hollywood in shaping our notions of potential alien life has long been a subject of fascination and contention in the UFO research community. Although there seems to be a consensus among UFOlogists that big screen depictions of UFOs serve to acclimate the populous to the reality of the phenomenon

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By: Global_Research Bill Van Auken writes: The “tide of war is receding” is a phrase President Barack Obama has employed ad nauseam—once in his State of the Union address, twice in the course of remarks last month at the unveiling of the Pentagon’s new military strategy document

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By DONOVAN SLACK Politico Everyone knows what Barack Obama’s campaign slogan was in 2008. No one seems to know what it will be for 2012. The White House has been cycling through catchphrases since announcing his reelection bid a year ago:

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