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Yes, it is Sunday, and first I want to let everyone know that I am feeling much better today.... Better than I have for the last two weeks.... I have been suffering from a head cold, migraine headaches, body chills, etc... Many of the symptoms of Influenza but without the extra great things that come along with having the Flu itself.... I have noticed that many people have had much the same illness that I have had, and it does make me wonder....

I have been watching the local Canadian BS Jewish controlled mainstream media news over the last few days about the absolutely ridiculous and almost laughable "terrorism attempt" here in Canada where two Muslims (of course) were caught attempting a "bombing" of a VIA rail passenger train.... When I first heard about this Canadian "terrorist" attack, I began to wonder if there was something going on here in Canada that they would roll out this fraud "terrorist attack" at just this time....

In honor of Bush’s library dedication today, here are some more epigrams he inspired from my 2003 book, Terrorism & Tyranny:
Killing foreigners is no substitute for protecting Americans.
Habeas corpus is an insurance policy to prevent governments from going berserk.
Most of the homeland security successes in the war on terrorism have been farces or frauds.

Found this interesting. Reuters picks it up today, but, it appears to be older news from Syria

Victor Davis Hanson’s latest piece at The National Review can only be described as delusional.

Sadaullah Khan lost both legs and one eye in a 2009 drone strike on his house (Reuters)

M K Bhadrakumar from Asia Timesexcerpted:

[For a French version of this video, please click here.]
By James Corbett
corbettreport.com
April 24, 2013
It has often been observed that the war on terror is unwinnable. After all, how could a war on an abstract noun ever have its “Mission Accomplished” moment? It is, according to this wisdom, meant to drag on forever.

FBI whistleblower and BoilingFrogsPost.com editor Sibel Edmonds joins us to discuss the recent Boston bombing hysteria and the potential geopolitical implications of the American public’s “discovery” of Chechen terror. We discuss Sibel’s work exposing the US/NATO roots of so-called Chechen terrorism, and what the FSB’s involvement in this twisted tale might mean in terms of future Russian-US relations.
CLICK HERE for the mp3 audio of this interview

The bomb attack on innocent civilians and subsequent shooting of two law enforcement officials was a reprehensible act of terrorism, but the saturation media coverage and resulting societal frenzy is unwarranted and actually harmful. Apparently, the lone surviving terrorist, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, told the FBI, before receiving notice of his Miranda rights, that he and his [...]