Cats, Guns, and National Security

Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 1:24 PM Subject: Breaking: Obama Denies Heroes Purple Hearts     Dear DHFC Supporter, Barack Obama has just done something truly disgraceful! He's declared the 2009 Fort Hood massacre — where a radical Islamic terrorist killed 13 American soldiers and wounded 29 more — "work place violence," not a terrorist attack. This means that these men and women are denied the military medals they are due — like the Purple Heart — for their deaths or injuries during the attack by a radicalized Muslim combatant. The way I see it, these soldiers put their lives and their bodies in harm's way in defense of our freedom. But instead of recognizing them as heroes, Obama is treating them like they are civil service employees who just happened to be in the way when a random accident occurred! Once again, Obama has failed to recognize that radical Islamic terrorists have declared war on this nation and our armed for...

https://twitter.com/#!/TgGRA/status/157548005233410048   @TgGRA Non-Jihadi Muslims are like "gay" Christians--generally nice, sincere in devotion, but nonetheless contradicting the tenets of their faith.

Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 12:57 PM Subject: Accomplishments - Be Encouraged!! Visit our News page Our Significant Accomplishments in 2011 Dear Lee, Last year ACT! for America continued its growth and record of accomplishment as the largest grassroots national security organization in America. Our number of members grew from 155,000 to 185,000. Our number of chapters grew from 535 to 650. We were instrumental in getting "Arizona Laws for Arizona Courts" passed. This legislation prohibits state courts from applying foreign law, including sharia law, in cases where doing so would violate the constitutional rights of any parties to the case. This followed up our successful effort in 2010 to get this legislation passed in Tennessee. ACT! for America chapter leaders in Tennessee, working closely with Tennessee Eagle Forum, spearheaded legislative efforts that resulted in the passage of two important bills: Material Support fo...

As everyone who remembers the CBS series, "Early Edition," knows, cats sometimes have the ability to deliver information from the future.  Now, whereas there is no better friend to the feline community than yours truly, I am a logical recipient of such material.  And whereas cats love their country, too, I have had presented to me this transcript of extreme importance.    Prior to taking office, every President-Elect of the United States begins receiving CIA briefings, so that he or she will be ready to take charge immediately after inauguration.  Below is how the first such briefing of a President-Elect (PUKE) Ron Paul is, as things now stand, set to go: - CIA agent: Welcome, President-Elect Paul.  I will be presenting your first classified intelligence briefing prior to your taking office. Ron Paul: Are you a Jew? CIA: No, sir. RP: Okay, continue. CIA: Well, sir, the first matter to discuss is the current Iranian situation... RP: Do ...

I've always liked John Bolton.  I was sympathetic to the idea of him making a Presidential run himself, and has long been my first choice as a VP.  This pick over Gingrich is a surprise, but not a disappointment.  Some critics are making conspiracy theory claims about him or pointing to business connections.  But ZOG/NWO garbage doesn't affect me, and as I have said before, SECURITY is the ONLY issue.  Bolton is pro-gun and pro-GWOT, though I have issues with some of his approach to Iran .  And I know nothing of him having any negative thoughts toward cats. - http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/01/11/bolton-to-back-romney/ January 11, 2012, 9:09 PM Bolton to Back Romney - By Neil King Jr. - Former U.N Ambassador John Bolton is set to endorse Mitt Romney and will join his top team of foreign-policy advisers, according to people close to the campaign. - The move is a blow to Newt Gingrich , who is close to Mr. Bolton and said recently that he would...

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Warfare, and to an extent foreign policy in general, is unlike every other endeavor of a nation. Sometimes we cannot know the real story behind a specific military action. Sometimes it's because of classified information, and sometimes it's because of the weakness of the American people. A good President has to make decisions based on reality, not political popularity. So it can be necessary to commit forces to battle on nothing more than his or her word, and the American people, given their choice of him or her as their Commander-in-Chief, need to have a presumption of trust in that individual. If that presumption is abused by a President, then Congress has the power to defund an operation (generally unwise, as victory must ALWAYS be the priority in any military operation) and/or impeach and remove him or her. In any case, the operation launched must be completed by victory. Another other approach will simply open the way for other powers not hampered by our liberal d...