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elisemattu commented on the diary post How Tamerlan Tsarnaev Became a 2011 Throat-Slasher After he Became a 2013 Bomber by E. F. Beall.
So is it two cops, or is it two catz? Now I am really confused, especially as the hungry trio is pulling me via my socks and shoes to the kitchen to feed them. They claim they have nothing to do with the terror that lurks in the household, but I do find it is [...]
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elisemattu commented on the diary post How Tamerlan Tsarnaev Became a 2011 Throat-Slasher After he Became a 2013 Bomber by E. F. Beall.
Now I am confused. I thought the cop that got shot didn’t die, and in fact was hit by friendly fire. Or were there two cops?
Glad you are here to keep the chronology and everything else together. Not easy work, considering that our news reporters these days are not up to doing that.
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elisemattu commented on the diary post A Budget That Tightens Belts by Emptying Stomachs by Michelle Chen.
Also while major portions of the US fed budget provide nothing to local economies, as even our military equipment might be manufactured in other nations, for every dollar of FS benefits a person receives, some $ 1.07 returns to the local economy.
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elisemattu commented on the diary post A Budget That Tightens Belts by Emptying Stomachs by Michelle Chen.
Social worker at individual counties are often making sure that benefits are slashed, even without this new Congressional attempt to do so. Here in California, the booklets that explain not only the applicant’s responsibility in filing for the FS’s, in terms of what they need to do and how liable they are should they offer [...]
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elisemattu commented on the diary post FBI Shoots Dead Another Boston-Related “Suspect” by E. F. Beall.
Sometimes, I must confess, I feel like YSD has borrowed my brain. And I mean that in a good way.
In fact, whenever YSD borrows my brain, I feel like they improved it!
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Late Late Night FDL: Proper Cup of Coffee
Funny thing, when I hit my system’s “refresh” button, I get a fresh cup of coffee – at least on this topic, I do. Honest I do!
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elisemattu commented on the diary post How Tamerlan Tsarnaev Became a 2011 Throat-Slasher After he Became a 2013 Bomber by E. F. Beall.
Two quotes that come up as I consider the ever expanding Matrix: Today the path of total dictatorship in the United States can be laid by legal means, unseen and unheard by the Congress or by the President, or by the people. Outwardly we have a Constitutional government. We have percalating within our government and [...]
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elisemattu commented on the diary post How Tamerlan Tsarnaev Became a 2011 Throat-Slasher After he Became a 2013 Bomber by E. F. Beall.
‘m still pretty gobb smacked tht the younger brother went inthree weeks from being super stoner, mellow guy, with real friends and a slacker attitude to part of the Boston Bombing Murderous Duo. And Like I’ve said before, it was only when Time Magazine ran that photo of Tamerlan and Dzhokar admiring Lee Harvey Oswald’s [...]
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Anwar Al-Awlaki Finally Gets A (Show) Trial
Exactly. What this man who is our “elected President” has done is to pretend that our inalienable and inherent rights re mere “traditions.”
Here is a worthwhile chart:
Lawful
Common LawLaw of tradition
Set by precedence and established factThe law that is common to all
Can only be determined after due process of law (a jury trial)
Deals in fact (living beings, truth)
Language -EnglishNo crime without an injured party
Treats you as a man or woman
Broken when harm is caused to another
Has full force of Law
Seeks justiceNOTE: In the above list, nowhere does it say that if someone’s speech is not likeable, they deserve to die, and thus lose their right to “Life Liberty and Happiness”
#########################################################################Legal
Acts of Parliament
Set by corrupt politicians (often bribed by lobbyists)Statutory Obligations
Forced compliance is unlawful
Unenforceable (without consent)
Deals in fiction (corporations, legal entities, statutes, codes, and/or policies)
Language – Legalese (sounds like English, has different meanings)
To break legislation is an infraction of a policy.
Treats you as a corporate person
Broken when the rules are not adhered to, essentially a breach of contract
Has no force of Law without consent
Seeks profit and controlNo condition can be placed upon a fundamental human right. The government cannot take what is already established as an inalienable right and turn it into a privilege with conditions attached. It can only offer terms to which your agreement is needed to implement a legally binding contract.
If you were born free then where and when does the obligation come from to obey government policy? There is no obligation, it is presumed. Only when we consent does the corporate legal fiction have any jurisdiction, as it is we who granted it. The people are the source of all authority. We created the government to serve us. It is a matter of fact that “the created cannot be master to that which created it” – namely, us.
Implied consent has no force of law as equal consideration was never offered. There is no such thing as a social contract. Therefore the legal framework has no inherent force of law and can only act on terms and conditions agreed to by you.
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elisemattu commented on the diary post “You Have Been Granted A Rare Privilege” by Jerry Waxman.
JerryWaxman, could you edit your headline to include the term “TPP” ? It is an excellent article, and might get more attention with that term as part of the header. Decnt article on the TPP are few and far between, as so much of it is done in secrecy. It would be nice to see [...]
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Anwar Al-Awlaki Finally Gets A (Show) Trial
Here’s another consideration: if it is true as Obama has stated that it is okay to assassinate (by drone) someone who has not yet committed an action of violence but whose inspiring speech might lead others to do so, yesterday’s beheading of the man in London shows that killing Anwar Alwaki only served to elevate him to martyr status, and so his words live on and assumed greater purpose beyond the grave. Had he lived, perhaps he and his speeches would not have assumed this importance.
What a shame that our Officials never care to realize the blow back their policies have created.
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Anwar Al-Awlaki Finally Gets A (Show) Trial
Obama is the First American President to speak openly of our inherent rights as being mere “traditions.” He is PNAC through and through.
I have no idea how this man came to have a background in Constitutional Law.
But apparently whoever was grooming him for his new job as “Master of Abilities Needed for the New World Order Goals to Succeed,” was able to keep him regurgitating whatever statement is needed for whatever task is at hand. And he doesn’t even seem to mind that one speech given in May will contradict the speech presented the previous September. Orwell couldn’t have delineated such a character any better than destiny has.
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elisemattu commented on the diary post Obama Promises His Speech Will End Some Day by David Swanson.
One of Obama’s advisers has been Henry Kissinger. Remember Kissinger saying that something like thirty three percent of the world’s population needs to be eliminated? Under that doctrine, drone murders are good – they rid us of the Useless Feeders. Same with the goal of getting “decent” CPI cuts to MediCare and Social Security – [...]
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Obama Admits 4 US Citizens Killed by Drones, Deaths of Those Not Targeted Left Unexplained
Good to know that this Administration can take out anyone whose words are inspiring enough to encourage others to oppose them!
Yikes. That could be some of us right here!
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elisemattu commented on the blog post Wells Fargo Forecloses On Homeowner For Making Early Mortgage Payments
I don’t know what to say. I had a criminal case against Wells Fargo for something they did to me. But no lawyers out there will handle an individual’s claim against someone like WF. It is common knowledge that the judges are too deep in bed with such firms to make it possible to have any sort of resolution favorable to any one human being taking them on.
My computer has a reset function, where I can make it act the way it did before some given date. I sure wish our society had that!
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elisemattu commented on the diary post FBI Shoots Dead Another Boston-Related “Suspect” by E. F. Beall.
All I can say is I continue the kudos to you and everyone else putting this together. And remember, Sibel Edmond has been saying for years that things will need to “be heated up” regarding the Chechen region and US involvement. Either as a trade off for soemthing ele we want to pursue (Okay Russia [...]
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elisemattu commented on the diary post The Boston Case Reviewed: What We Know and What We Don’t by E. F. Beall.
Did you see the remark on DU to the effect of “How do we know the police man was not taking their milk!”
See, some people are questioning matters… Sort of reassuring, ain’t it?
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elisemattu commented on the diary post The Boston Case Reviewed: What We Know and What We Don’t by E. F. Beall.
How great to live in a free land!
Don’t we all feel safer now that another person connected to the Despicable Bombing Duo has been eliminated. I bet tomorrow’s news will let us know that Todashev was living in Florida so he could take out Disney World!Thank Goddess we are keeping America’s children safe!
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lokywoky are now friends
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elisemattu commented on the diary post The Boston Case Reviewed: What We Know and What We Don’t by E. F. Beall.
Thank you so much for putting together this compendium. Informative, and quite outstanding.
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