Awhile back I was sitting in a restaurant in Maui looking out over the water and noticed what I was told was a Japanese submarine. I thought to myself what a difference thirty years can make.

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http://www.oldthinkernews.com/Articles/middle_class_may_be_subject_to_food.htm

Canadian Troops To Patrol US Cities As Food Riots Feared

Russian Military Analysts are reporting in the Kremlin today that the United States has, for the first time in its history, granted rights to a Foreign Army to have ‘full power’ over the life and death of American Citizens in their own country.

Though not being reported to the American people by their propaganda media organs, the United States Northern Command Military Leader, US Air Force Gen. Gene Renuart, and his Canadian counterpart, Air Force Lt.-Gen. Marc Dumais [both pictured top left] announced this new Military Pact this past week, and as we can read:

http://www.fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/government/new_world_order/news.php?q=1203875495

Furthermore the chances of a military strike at Iran has diminished to nil.Yay because the collateral damage (Iranians) is now unacceptable because we now LOVE them.Even the Israelis can’t bomb them !

Neda’s headscarf is becoming the eqivalent of a miniskirt. Soon it will be a gypsie style then a hippie scarf then a bandanna then a princess band.

Iranians are now Pet People. Iran lives!

“Amnesty International is gravely concerned that several opposition leaders detained in the wake of the 12 June elections may be facing torture, possibly to force them to make televised “confessions” as a prelude to unfair trials in which they could face the death penalty.

“If our fears are born out, this would be an appalling tactic on the part of the security services to silence high profile political leaders once and for all, and to send a clear message to others with dissenting views that they should expect dreadful consequences if they speak out,” said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa Programme.

Senior political leaders Mohsen Aminzadeh, Abdollah Ramazanadeh and Mostafa Tajzadeh were taken away from their homes in the early hours of 16 June, coinciding with the arrests of many other opposition leaders and supporters. According to reports received by Amnesty International, all three are believed to be held in Section 209 in Evin Prison in Tehran which falls under the control of the Ministry of Intelligence, and where reports of torture of detainees are frequent. It is not clear whether they have been allowed to contact their families. In ‘security’ related cases, detainees are routinely denied access to a lawyer during the interrogation period which can be prolonged indefinitely.

On Friday 26 June, cleric Ahmad Khatami, who is a member of the Assembly of Experts, in a sermon at Friday prayers at Tehran University, called on the judiciary to punish, “severely and without mercy”, those involved in the demonstrations. He said that “agitations, destructive acts, setting fire to mosques and buses, destroying people’s property, creating insecurity and terror, and harassing people” could be considered to be instances of moharebeh or enmity against God, a charge which can carry the death penalty.

On 16 June, following the arrest of Mohsen Aminzadeh, Abdollah Ramazanadeh and Mostafa Tajzadeh and other leading opposition figures, Intelligence Minister Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejeie reportedly told the Fars news agency that 26 “masterminds” suspected to be involved in post-election unrest had been arrested. It is not known whether Mohsen Aminzadeh, Abdollah Ramazanadeh and Mostafa Tajzadeh are among the 26 referred to.

“Such statements, including by those in influential clerical positions, add to the already worrying signs that the authorities in Iran are preparing to eradicate any form of peaceful political opposition, including by trying these political leaders on trumped-up and vaguely worded charges,” said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui.

“We call on the Supreme Leader to give clear instructions to all government and judicial officials not to torture people within their custody, and urge him and the security services to guarantee the safety of every detainee, including by clarifying their whereabouts, allowing immediate access to families and lawyers and any medical care that may be needed.”

Amnesty International considers the three leaders to be prisoners of conscience who should be immediately and unconditionally released.

At the very least, those arrested must be promptly informed of any charges and brought before a judge to assess the legality and necessity of their detention.”

Also, Amnesty International is pleading the case for dozens of detained journalists.

“The Iranian authorities must immediately release dozens of journalists arrested since 12 June and who are at risk of torture in detention, Amnesty International said today as it adopted all of them as prisoners of conscience.

“It is shocking that journalists – whose job it is to provide information to others – are being detained, on top of all the other draconian measures the authorities have taken to restrict the free flow of information about what is really happening in Iran. Rather than trying to investigate alleged abuses, the only message the authorities are sending is that they are seeking to hide the truth, both from their own citizens and the rest of the world.”

Things are getting quite frightening for the Iranian people who are seeking their Freedom. God speed to them and I will be sending good thoughts and continuing to support them in their efforts to be Free.

And? So it is known where the money is. The total amount is a drop in the bucket and there has to many billions to add to that list.

Thanks for the replay, Larry! Very nice.

These countries are rejecting Acorn, Saul Alinsky and Bill Ayers form of power, when will it become Americas turn to finally stand up, after it is completely destroyed?

Today everything Obama, Pelosi and the other screwballs in Washington have done can be undone with no major harm to the country, a year from now, it will be too late!