Senator Rand Paul has generated a firestorm over his apparent flip-flop on drones used by the US government to kill American citizens on US soil.
Last month, Rand Paul’s 13-hour filibuster on the Senate floor was the most sweeping denunciation of the Obama administration’s liberal use of drone warfare ever in Washington.
Lindsey Graham’s predictable argument post-Marathon bombing that the suspects should be treated as enemy combatants and tried in military commissions was the sort of role we have come to expect him to play. He is perhaps the foremost jingo in the US Senate and is radically disinclined to even acknowledge constitutional restraints on government.
I am still following the situation at Fukushima Japan, over two years now since the disaster that caused the failure of at least 3 nuclear power reactors, with disgust and anger....
Boris Abramovich Berezovsky died recently under mysterious circumstances. He had converted to Orthodox Christianity from Judaism. Forbes said he made 3 billion dollars by controlling state assets under his friend Boris Yeltsin’s presidency. Yeltsin was of Jewish descent. Yeltsin allowed 9 oligarchs and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Harvard Endowment fund and others to loot the former Soviet citizens of 240 billion dollars. By the way, 8 of those 9 oligarchs happened to be Jewish.
The Wall Street Journal Mocks Senator Rand Paul's Constitutional ConcernsBy Michael Hoffmanwww.revisionisthistory.org | March 7, 2013When President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder channel the policies of George W. Bush they win plaudits from the Money Power and neocon Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham. On March 6 Republican Rand Paul filibustered on the floor of the U.S. Senate against the confirmation of John O.
Rand Paul conducts filibuster in opposition to John Brennan, Obama’s drone policyBy Ed O’Keefe and Aaron Blake | Washington Post | March 6, 2013 http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/rand-paul-conducts-filibuster-in… of the oldest and most storied traditions of the Senate made a sudde
