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Saturday, February 15, 2014
NEW YORK GUN REVOLUTION~OBAMA VS HITLER: SHREDDING THE CONSTITUTION BY THE "NDAA"
THE CONSTITUTIONAL
RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS;
ABOUT NEW YORK REVOLUTION
“In a time of Tyranny, many will be enslaved. Not by shackles but by the way in which they have been taught to think. Even among the patriots there will be those affected by this disease and unknowingly fight with those who are for freedom. The hope lies in the few, the III%er. Awake to the illusions laid upon society by the tyrants, they will stand despite the demonization from the opposition and even the timid among them.”
George Curbelo (GC) III%er
New York Revolution Lead State Coordinator
Mission Statement
The New York Revolution is a grass roots organization with the purpose of waking up Americans to the reality of our civil liberties. We are committed to informing Americans of the deceit deteriorating our freedoms. With this knowledge, Americans become active patriots in restoring the initial purpose of the constitution thus ensuring our civil liberties and freedoms.
VIDEO: George Curbelo says
"I will not comply":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joqHs7VRkiY
Jody Jackson of NYR Now Leads
HVAFF http://hvaff.com/;
Hitler's "Enabling Act" Dissolved Parliament & Constitution Compared to Obama's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA of 2012);
Quote:
"We Have Passed the Point of No Return; We Are Witnessing the Final Stages of the Police State":
Quote:
"We Have Passed the Point of No Return; We Are Witnessing the Final Stages of the Police State":
Labels:
Free Speech/ Constitution,
Gun Control
CALIFORNIA COPS CHOKE & BURN FLESH BY TASING DEAF MAN FOR BEING "UNRESPONSIVE"
Suit: Cops Choke And Tase
Unresponsive Deaf Man,
“Intentionally Burning His Flesh”
SEE:
EXCERPT:
Four police officers in Hawthorne, California beat and tased an innocent deaf man when he failed to respond to their demands during a routine call out. The cops then charged the man with assault, according to details released as part of a lawsuit on behalf of the man.
PHOTO: COMMON CORE INFLICTS ANGUISH ON 7 YEAR OLD GIRL
SEE:
http://www.prisonplanet.com/photo-common-core-inflicts-anguish-on-4-year-old-girl.html;
EXCERPTS:
"A disheartening photo depicting a frustrated young girl struggling to solve a math problem is upsetting parents and stirring outrage towards the Common Core public school curriculum."
http://www.prisonplanet.com/photo-common-core-inflicts-anguish-on-4-year-old-girl.html;
EXCERPTS:
"A disheartening photo depicting a frustrated young girl struggling to solve a math problem is upsetting parents and stirring outrage towards the Common Core public school curriculum."
"The photo shows a determined 7-year-old in tears and anguish after she is unable to resolve an equation using the suggested problem-solving method."
"“I’m a photographer,” a caption accompanying the photo states. “This is my daughter…and this is the first photo of her that I have ever hated.”"
"The girl’s mother, Kelly Poynter, says she attempted to assist her daughter, but that she too was unable to comprehend the purported lesson."
"“After checking her work, I had found 2 math problems were incorrect. I tried to help her understand where she went wrong through her process but I don’t understand it myself and was not much help,” Poynter says in a post that appeared at eagnews.org, a Common Core watchdog site."
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From EAG News by Kelly Poynter: http://eagnews.org/common-cores-impact-the-first-picture-of-my-daughter-i-ever-hated/#more-27802; republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
NEW YORK - I’m a photographer. This is my daughter…and this is the first photo of her that I have ever hated.
You may have already seen this image today. I posted it this morning on my business page and after returning from a session out in Syracuse, it has been shared over 400 times. I want to take a moment to explain this image so as those who do not know me, can understand how this image came to be.
I am a photographer, a hobby farmer, a child advocate and a mother of 3 elementary-aged children. This is my middle child in the photo … she is 7 and is in 2nd grade. My kindergartner and my 4th grader were already finished with their homework and had left the table. I had brought my camera in to work on my white balance skills while shooting in low light as I had a session the next morning to prep for.
After checking her work, I had found 2 math problems were incorrect. I tried to help her understand where she went wrong through her process but I don’t understand it myself and was not much help.
I told her to forget about it and we’d try again tomorrow but she became very upset that she could not get the answer and kept trying and trying to fix it. She is hard on herself as she very much wants to excel in school and not be pulled for extra help all of the time. I was talking to her and clicking my camera as I changed settings … it’s something that is very common in our household … and that is when I caught this image.
My daughter is incredibly strong. My daughter is a 4-year cancer survivor. She is a fighter with a resilient spirit. It crushes me to see her cry; to see her struggle. My daughter deserves a happy childhood.
Please know that 5 minutes later I had convinced her to leave the homework behind and go snuggle with her dad on the couch and watch some Olympics coverage. She is not neglected. She was not abused or left alone to cry. And this photo was not staged.
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SEE ALSO:
Pioneer Institute, Massachusetts;
http://pioneerinstitute.org/common-core/
Setting the Record Straight on Common Core:
Published on Feb 13, 2014
In Part One of this series, Pioneer Institute Executive Director Jim Stergios talks about the basis for education reform in Massachusetts, and how that state-driven success model differs from Common Core national education standards. He corrects some of the myths about Common Core, drawing on Pioneer Institute's extensive research to show that the national standards were not state-led, violate three federal laws, and will far exceed cost estimates for implementation. For more, visit:http://pioneerinstitute.org/common-core/
Labels:
Collectivism,
Common Core,
Education,
Homeschooling,
Obama,
Privacy,
Socialism
RAND PAUL FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST NSA, FBI, AND OTHER FEDERAL CHIEFS
Sen. Rand Paul Defends the Fourth Amendment - February 11, 2014:
SEE VIDEO HERE:
Sen. Rand Paul Files Suit Against NSA, Obama Administration;
EXCERPT:
"As he has promised for months, Senator Rand Paul (shown, R-Ky.) has filed a class-action lawsuit against the Obama administration, challenging the constitutionality of the National Security Agency’s dragnet collection of metadata."
SEE:
Friday, February 14, 2014
RAVI ZACHARIAS SPEAKS AGAIN AT MORMON TEMPLE IN UTAH
Friday Church News Notes
From David Cloud's Way of Life
Vol 15, Issue 7 - Feb 14, 2014
THE MAINSTREAMING OF MORMONISM (Friday Church News Notes, February 14, 2014, www.wayoflife.org, fbns@wayoflife.org, 866-295-4143) - The following is reprinted from Friday News, November 2, 2012. Whether or not Mitt Romney wins the U.S. presidential election next week, one thing is certain: His candidacy has helped push forward the mainstreaming of Mormonism, which is something that the cult has been aiming for since Mormon leaders voiced their support for Promise Keepers in the 1990s. 1997 witnessed the publication of How Wide the Divide: A Mormon & an Evangelical in Conversation and former President Jimmy Carter stating at a national press conference that Mormons are Christians and should not be the targets of “proselytizing.” In 1998, AOG pastor Dean Jackson sent “a former declaration of repentance for prejudice against members of the Church of Latter Day Saints” to Mormon leaders in Provo, Utah. In 1999, Mormons were invited to participate in the annual March for Jesus in Salt Lake City. In 2001, Standing Together Ministries was founded by “evangelical” preacher Greg Johnson with the goal of furthering “dialogue between evangelical Christians and Latter-day Saints.” In 2004, evangelical leaders such as Ravi Zacharias, Fuller Seminary president Richard Mouw, Biola University professor Craig Hazen, and CCM artist Michael Card joined “Latter Day Saints” in an “Evening of Friendship” in the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. (See Way of Life’s Advanced Bible Studies Seriescourse Defense of the Faith for documentation of the previous facts.) In May 2012,CNN Belief Blog published a report on the growing influence of Mormons in Washington D.C., stating that “the nation’s capital has become a Mormon stronghold, with Latter-day Saints playing a big and growing role in the Washington establishment.” The growth of Mormonism in the nation’s capitol was described as “an absolute explosion.” In late October 2012, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) removed a longstanding reference to Mormonism as a cult from its web site after Billy and Franklin Graham met with Mitt Romney. We have long said that it is inconsistent and hypocritical for “evangelicals” to affiliate with the Roman Catholic Church while rejecting Mormonism, as both have a false gospel and a false christ. The mainstreaming of Mormonism is further evidence that the one-world “church” continues to gather steam.
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Ravi Zacharias at the Mormon Tabernacle:
Ravi Zacharias at BYU:
Labels:
Apostasy,
Ecumenism,
Interfaith,
Mormonism
ERIC HOLDER WANTS STATE LAWS THAT BAN FELONS FROM VOTING REPEALED
Holder: State Laws That Ban Felons From Voting Deserve To Be Not Only Reconsidered But Repealed:
SEE:
Published on Feb 12, 2014
Three days after announcing that the U.S. Justice Department will recognize same-sex marriages in all legal matters, even in states that forbid it, Attorney General Eric Holder took a swipe at states that don't allow felons to vote. "In many states, felony disenfranchisement laws are still on the books. And the current scope of these policies is not only too significant to ignore -- it is also too unjust to tolerate," Holder told a criminal justice forum at Georgetown University Law Center.
Holder urged lawmakers "to stand together in overturning an unfortunate and outdated status quo." And he called on the American people "to join us in bringing about the end of misguided policies that unjustly restrict what's been called the 'most basic right' of American citizenship." "These laws deserve to be not only reconsidered, but repealed," he said. Holder said state laws that bar felons from voting are "not only unnecessary and unjust, they are also counterproductive" because they perpetuate the "stigma and isolation imposed on formerly incarcerated individuals," increasing the likelihood that they will commit future crimes.
Such "outdated" laws have a "disparate impact on minority communities," he said, suggesting that this is, at heart, a civil rights issue. Of the 5.8 million Americans who cannot vote because of current or previous felony convictions, 2.2 million are black, Holder noted. "And although well over a century has passed since post-Reconstruction states used these measures to strip African Americans of their most fundamental rights, the impact of felony disenfranchisement on modern communities of color remains both disproportionate and unacceptable."
Holder said that since 1997, a total of 23 states have enacted reforms. "These are positive developments. But many of these changes are incremental in nature. They stop well short of confronting this problem head-on. And although we can be encouraged by the promising indications we've seen, a great deal of work remains to be done. Given what is at stake, the time for incrementalism is clearly over." Holder said 11 states continue to restrict voting rights, to varying degrees, even after a person has served his or her prison sentence and is no longer on probation or parole. He singled out Florida and Mississippi and Iowa.
"Whenever we tell citizens who have paid their debts and rejoined their communities that they are not entitled to take part in the democratic process, we fall short of the bedrock promise -- of equal opportunity and equal justice -- that has always served as the foundation of our legal system. So it's time to renew our commitment -- here and now -- to the notion that the free exercise of our fundamental rights should never be subject to politics, or geography, or the lingering effects of flawed and unjust policies.
"After all, at its most basic level, this isn't just about fairness for those who are released from prison. It's about who we are as a nation. It's about confronting -- with clear eyes, and in frank terms -- disparities and divisions that are unworthy of the greatest justice system the world has ever known. It's about ensuring that we hold accountable those who do wrong -- while preserving the values our nation has always held sacred. And it's about protecting the American people and strengthening our communities -- while enabling all of our citizens, no matter who they are or where they're from, to make their voices heard."
CNS News: Holder: State Laws That Bar Felons From Voting Are 'Too Unjust to Tolerate'
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/susan...
Holder urged lawmakers "to stand together in overturning an unfortunate and outdated status quo." And he called on the American people "to join us in bringing about the end of misguided policies that unjustly restrict what's been called the 'most basic right' of American citizenship." "These laws deserve to be not only reconsidered, but repealed," he said. Holder said state laws that bar felons from voting are "not only unnecessary and unjust, they are also counterproductive" because they perpetuate the "stigma and isolation imposed on formerly incarcerated individuals," increasing the likelihood that they will commit future crimes.
Such "outdated" laws have a "disparate impact on minority communities," he said, suggesting that this is, at heart, a civil rights issue. Of the 5.8 million Americans who cannot vote because of current or previous felony convictions, 2.2 million are black, Holder noted. "And although well over a century has passed since post-Reconstruction states used these measures to strip African Americans of their most fundamental rights, the impact of felony disenfranchisement on modern communities of color remains both disproportionate and unacceptable."
Holder said that since 1997, a total of 23 states have enacted reforms. "These are positive developments. But many of these changes are incremental in nature. They stop well short of confronting this problem head-on. And although we can be encouraged by the promising indications we've seen, a great deal of work remains to be done. Given what is at stake, the time for incrementalism is clearly over." Holder said 11 states continue to restrict voting rights, to varying degrees, even after a person has served his or her prison sentence and is no longer on probation or parole. He singled out Florida and Mississippi and Iowa.
"Whenever we tell citizens who have paid their debts and rejoined their communities that they are not entitled to take part in the democratic process, we fall short of the bedrock promise -- of equal opportunity and equal justice -- that has always served as the foundation of our legal system. So it's time to renew our commitment -- here and now -- to the notion that the free exercise of our fundamental rights should never be subject to politics, or geography, or the lingering effects of flawed and unjust policies.
"After all, at its most basic level, this isn't just about fairness for those who are released from prison. It's about who we are as a nation. It's about confronting -- with clear eyes, and in frank terms -- disparities and divisions that are unworthy of the greatest justice system the world has ever known. It's about ensuring that we hold accountable those who do wrong -- while preserving the values our nation has always held sacred. And it's about protecting the American people and strengthening our communities -- while enabling all of our citizens, no matter who they are or where they're from, to make their voices heard."
CNS News: Holder: State Laws That Bar Felons From Voting Are 'Too Unjust to Tolerate'
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/susan...
Labels:
Legal,
Obama,
Voting/Fraud
WHISTLEBLOWER: IRS LAWYER BLOWS LID OFF "CULTURE OF CORRUPTION" IN AGENCY
IRS Insider Blows Lid Off “Culture of Corruption”
EXCERPT:
"As a growing cloud of perpetual mega-scandal continues to swirl around the embattled Internal Revenue Service, an IRS insider who has worked as an attorney at the tax agency’s Office of the General Counsel for over 26 years is now blowing the whistle on what he says is systemic, massive corruption as well as routine abuse of taxpayers. In an explosive exposé posted on Power Line, William Henck accused the agency — currently under fire for targeting political groups the Obama administration disagrees with — of embezzlement, bullying elderly taxpayers, retaliatory audits, scams, and more."
BELGIUM TO LEGALIZE CHILD EUTHANASIA
Belgian Parliament Passes Law
Permitting Euthanasia for Children
Published on Feb 13, 2014
Belgium will be the first country to allow euthanasia for terminally ill children of any age, if the Country's parliament votes in favour of a controversial bill that will allow children to end their lives with the help of a doctor in the world's most radical extension of mercy killing law.
Belgium Child Euthanasia 'Opens Door None Can Shut':
Labels:
Abuse,
Euthanasia
DINESH D'SOUZA WILL NOT BE STOPPED BY OBAMA
D'Souza: 'I will not be stopped by Barack Obama:
Published on Feb 13, 2014
NEW YORK -- Dinesh D'Souza, the conservative author and filmmaker whose stunning "2016″ grabbed the nation's attention during the last presidential campaign with its criticism of Barack Obama, is vowing a strong defense to charges filed against him by the Obama Justice Department.
"I will not be stopped by Barack Obama," D'Souza told WND in an exclusive interview. He also affirmed his plan to proceed with the planned July 4 release of his new film, "America," despite being prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice on campaign-finance charges.
"I will not be stopped by Barack Obama," D'Souza told WND in an exclusive interview. He also affirmed his plan to proceed with the planned July 4 release of his new film, "America," despite being prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice on campaign-finance charges.
Labels:
Free Speech/ Constitution,
Obama
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