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11 Clear Signs That The U.S. Economy Is Headed Into The Toilet
- Published 01/15/2010
Obama Executive Order Stokes Martial Law Fears
- Published 01/14/2010
Some warn expansion of military involvement in domestic security could lead to “end of United States as a Republic”

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet.com
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
An Obama executive order that creates a council of state governors who will work with the feds to expand military involvement in domestic security has stoked fears that the administration is stepping up preparations for martial law.
The order, which is entitled Establishment of the Council of Governors (PDF), creates a body of ten state governors directly appointed by Obama who will work with the federal government to help advance the “synchronization and integration of State and Federal military activities in the United States”.
The governors will liaise with officials from Northcom, Homeland Security, the National Guard as well as DoD officials from the Pentagon “in order to strengthen further the partnership between the Federal Government and State governments,” according to the executive order.
In October 2008, Northcom, a Unified Combatant Command of the United States military based out of Peterson AFB, Colorado Springs, was assigned the 3rd Infantry Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team returning from Iraq. An alarming September 8 Army Times report which was later denied after it sparked controversy stated that the troops would be used by Northcom to deal with “civil unrest and crowd control” in the aftermath of a national emergency.
The Obama executive order states that governors will help advise the feds on National Guard, homeland defense, and civil support activities.
The fact that the order further blurs the lines between state and federal power, as well as greasing the skids for more military involvement in domestic affairs has stoked fears that Obama may be laying the groundwork for his promised “national civilian security force”.
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Invisible Empire A New World Order
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And Then There Was (Forty) One
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Election Day came and went, but the fight is not over.
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- By William Dorich
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- Federal Politics
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It is hard to believe that our elected representatives signed a bill for hundreds of billions of dollars and never read a word, but it's true. However, this is not the first time: under a law passed by our irresponsible Congress last year was their ill conceived approach to regulating products for children that contain lead.I agree, paint containing lead that can chip off of a toy and be placed into the mouth of a child is dangerous, but that is hardly the case when it comes to books where ink does not chip off of its pages.
Recent Articles
Vickers: The Name Vickers Remained Until The Twentieth Century
- By Laura Steinfield
- Published 08/30/2010
- Local Politics
- Unrated
Vickers, founded initially as Vickers Company in 1828, was a British manufacturer of military equipment, traditionally based in Barrow-in-Furness. The name Vickers remained until the twentieth century, despite a series of changes and mergers. Vickers is now part of BAE Systems.
The Vickers Company was founded in Sheffield, England, as a steel foundry by Edward Vickers and his stepfather George Naylor in 1828.
Is There A Chance Of New Compensation Claims In The Wake Of The Claudy Bomb Investigation?
- By Richard Craig
- Published 08/25/2010
- Local Politics
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In the most violent year of Northern Ireland's Troubles, 1972, over 500 people lost their lives as part of the senseless, unwinnable campaign between loyalists and republicans to assert their authority over the six counties in Ireland's north-east.
On January 30th, Bloody Sunday, the British army shot dead thirteen civil rights protestors, predominantly Catholic, in Derry's Bogside, an event which still reverberates around the UK, Ireland, and beyond, to this day.
What's Wrong With Fox News!
- By Tyronne Jacques
- Published 08/18/2010
- Politic News
- Unrated
The news media over last century has evolved from an extremely controlled format, to a product that has adapted to its individual targeted markets. All across the country you will find television stations and newspapers that reflect the local color of the communities they cover.As technology has evolved, so too has the news media and the way it delivers the news to its viewers.
Austin Capital Metro has Faced Numerous Troubles Over the Past Few Years
- By Ryan Lynch
- Published 08/16/2010
- Local Politics
- Unrated
The Austin Capital Metro received quite a bit of attention as its board of directors worked on selecting who would serve as the agency's leader for the foreseeable future. While it is certainly a subject of interest, perhaps the topic that should really be discussed is how this person will turn the transit authority around. The reality is that Capital Metro has encountered a number of failures and other problems over the past few years and, unfortunately, many of these issues are still haunting the transit authority today.


