Wednesday, September 11, 2013

9/11 Bikers Send Strong Message to Muslims: Can You Hear US Now?



JMM NEWS / BY JAN MORGAN / ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2013 AT 2:55 PM   

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It was muslims who used our planes to kill 3 thousand innocent Americans on 9/11…

 It was muslims who planted bombs to kill and injure innocent americans in Boston on 9/11… 

Muslims have murdered 21,564 people around the world SINCE 9/11… 

Over the past 1400 years, Muslims have murdered over 270 million people. 

It is the muslim brotherhood, that has a documented plan for the destruction of America from within.. Yet…

it is Muslims in America who wanted to build a victory mosque at the scene of 9/11 in spite of protests by Americans that this was disrespectful and insensitive. 

It is Muslims who planned a March on 9/11 in DC… not in honor or memory of those who died.. not a march condemning the 9/11 attacks… No… It was a continuation of Islamic forces in this country to shove their agenda down the throats of the American people. 

Enter TRUE PATRIOTS: the 9/11 Bikers! Thank God there are Americans who put teeth behind their passion for this country. These Bikers from around the country rose to the cause and said ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! This is our country.. It is not an islamic nation nor will it ever be. 

Thousands of bikers from around the country rolled into the D.C. area today in a show of support for Sept. 11 victims and in solidarity against a controversial Muslim rally on the Mall. The 2 Million Bikers to DC ride may not have reached their goal of 2 million strong, but the numbers were impressive and their patriotism undeniable. It was a sea of shining chrome and steel bikes that stretched almost a third of a mile from the starting point at the Harley Davidson of Washington store. The bikers began departing from the store at about 10:30 in staggered groups of 50, stopped for traffic lights and taking an hour or so to get on the road. 

Federal and local authorities denied a permit that would have offered the riders a police escort through traffic. This was disappointing to organizers who thought the denial was for political purposes. 

Of course the muslims were granted their permit to protest. 

“We’re here for 9-11,” said national ride coordinator Belinda Bee. “We are going to have a peaceful ride. … But there are people who are sick and tired of their rights and liberties being taken away.” According to the Washington Times, the National Park Service has denied any political motivation for refusing the permit. The Park Service earlier this year granted a permit to the Muslim group planning a rally on the same day to call attention to what they believe are social justice issues. The American Muslim Political Action Committee has scheduled a rally to draw attention to what they call unfair fear of Muslims after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Unfair fear… 

Based on the history of islamic terrorism in this country and around the world, its ridiculous to think that people would not be afraid and outraged at the religion that drives this kind of hate and violence against innocent people. Dan O’Brien, 54, of Mansfield, Ohio, said he had been “looking for a ride like this” to honor the Sept. 11 victims, but the rally also spurred him to join. “This is very disgraceful,” he said. “They picked a day precious to the United States and its citizens.” 

Is Russia toying with US? Missile sale to Iran raises question...


Potential delivery of Russia's S-300 missile system to Iran has been floated in a Moscow paper as the Kremlin seeks leverage in its dispute with the US over Syria.

By CorrespondentMike EckelCorrespondent / September 11, 2013

The Russian missile system, S-300 VM, is on display at the opening of the MAKS Air Show in Zhukovsky outside Moscow on Tuesday, Aug. 27.

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Russia and the United States may have found common ground on Syria’s chemical weapons, giving President Barack Obama a way to avoid threatened missile strikes and President Vladimir Putin a way to support longtime ally Syria.

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But the Russians may be playing a more complicated game than the Americans realize, possibly reviving talk of the arms deal with Iran to create added leverage in their ongoing dispute with the US over what to do about Syria.

The respected Russian daily Kommersant reported Wednesday that the Kremlin has decided to go ahead with the sale of a package of its advanced S-300 antiaircraft missile system to Iran, reversing a decisionmade three years ago by then-President Dmitry Medvedev. The Kremlin issued a terse denial, saying that Mr. Putin did not give orders to prepare a new S-300 deal with Iran.

One of the most sophisticated missile defense systems in the world, the S-300 would give Iran a major capability to defend against air strikes, something that alarms Israel, where leaders have frequently mused about an air mission to destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

The newspaper cited sources close to the Kremlin as saying that Putin is considering a proposal to Iran’s new president, Hassan Rouhani, that could undermine the new spirit of US-Russian cooperation over Syria. Putin and Mr. Rouhani will meet Friday on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting in Kyrgyzstan.

According to the story, Russia is worried about a $4 billion lawsuit that Iran filed in a Geneva arbitration court after Russia canceled an $800-million contract to supply five batteries of long-range S-300 systems to Tehran. The paper says the new deal would involve five batteries of an upgraded version of the S-300, known as S-300VM. The new deal would be offered on condition that Iran withdraws its lawsuit against Rosoboronexport, the Russian state-run arms exporting company.

Another reactor?

The newspaper also said Russia would offer to construct a second reactor for Iran's Russian-built civilian nuclear power plant at Bushehr, the first of which went online about two years ago. Bushehr’s construction was highly controversial, with the US, Israel and others worrying that the plant would give Iran a way to divert uranium for weapons.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied the Kommersant report, telling Ekho Moskvi radio Wednesday "Vladimir Putin did not give instructions for the question of supplying modified S-300 complexes to be studied."

The Russian missile system, which is comparable to the US Patriot antimissile defense system, has been a regular source of controversy, in large part because of its long range -- up to 120 miles -- and ability to track multiple targets. Before Mr. Medvedev cancelled the S-300 deal with Iran in 2010, Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu made repeated visits to Moscow in an effort to persuade the Kremlin not to go ahead with the sale.

Similarly, the US and Israel staged a diplomatic full court press to persuade Putin to cancel a contract to supply S-300s to Syria earlier this year. It was unclear whether that sale had gone through until Putin explained in an interview last week "we have a contract for the supply of S-300s [to Syria], and we have already supplied some of its components. But the delivery has not been completed, and we have suspended it for now."

In the same interview, Putin implied that Russia had agreed to halt sales of the S-300 to Syria and Iran in order to support international efforts to promote peace negotiations. He said Russian policy could change if the West embarks on military-backed campaigns for regime change.

 "If we see that steps are being taken that violate current international norms, we shall think how we should act in the future, including with regard to supplies of such sensitive weapons to certain parts of the world," Putin was quoted as saying.

That thought was expressed more bluntly on Wednesday by the hawkish chair of the State Duma's international affairs committee, Alexei Pushkov, who told parliament that if the US turns away from the path of diplomacy in Syria in favor of military action, Russia should think of ways to retaliate. "If the war party prevails in the US. . . I would consider it absolutely justified to (take) more serious measures, including increasing the supply of defensive weapons to Iran and changing the terms of our cooperation with the US on Afghanistan, particularly transit conditions," Mr. Pushkov was quoted as saying.

Leverage

Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan confirmed Wednesday that Iran is pressing Russia to fulfill the S-300 contract, using the lawsuit as a prod. "It comes to me as a question how is it that a former world power and one of the current powers of the world doesn’t implement an inked legal international contract. " Dehquan was quoted by the semi-official Fars news agency as saying. “[The Russians] have signed a contract and they should come and implement it.”

Vladimir Yevseyev, an analyst at the official Institute of World Economy and International Relations in Moscow, says that Medvedev went beyond the terms of the 2010 UN Security Council resolution placing sanctions on Iran, which Russia supported, when he canceled the S-300 deal. "Russia has no choice here. We either supply the S-300s, or pay them $4 billion. It's not a matter for discussion. Moscow doesn't really care what Washington or Tel Aviv thinks about it," he says.

Fiona Hill, a former top Russia and Eurasia official at the US National Intelligence Council, said the sale, or the threat of the sale, would act as leverage for Moscow in dealing with Washington. In other words, Moscow may not actually seek to follow through with the delivery, but just have that option to negotiate with the Americans, or the Iranians.

“This is how they always play on these sort of issues,” she says. “Just because they appear to be cooperative on this issue… does not change their overall activity on all the Middle East issues... Mr. Putin is perfectly capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time,” she says.

Officials at the US State Department and the White House could not be immediately reached for comment.

Sergei Strokan, a foreign affairs columnist with Kommersant, says that there has been conflict inside Russia's establishment over the wisdom of canceling the S-300 contract with Iran from the very beginning. "I recall a flurry of discussions at the time over whether that deal violated the Security Council resolution that we had supported, so this is not a particularly new question," he says.

Mr. Strokan says the missile deal, if it goes through, would solve two Russian problems with one decision.

“First, it would remove the biggest irritant in our relations with Iran. The cancellation of that S-300 sale angered Tehran a lot, and led to that lawsuit in Geneva. Second, it would send a message to the US that we are still capable of making things much more complicated, if they decide not to keep up their side of understandings we thought we had."

Colorado Lawmakers Ousted in Recall Vote Over Gun Law


 - NYTimes.com
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/11/us/colorado-lawmaker-concedes-defeat-in-recall-over-gun-law.html?hp&_r=0

A Benghazi memorial will soon rise from the corrupt soil of Washington, D.C.


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The Obama administration wants to attack Syria, in order to protect Syrians. However, when it came to protecting American citizens on SOVEREIGN American soil in Benghazi, Obama did nothing.

Sept 11 is no longer just about the attack on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. Sept 11 is now the anniversary of the death of 4 American citizens who believed their government would protect them, but didn't. 

The statue "While DC Slept" is a tribute to these men, especially the two Navy SEALS who fought against all odds for over 20 hours, as Barack Obama flew to parties, and Hillary Clinton slept through the "3 AM" phone call.

Obama and Clinton will have no choice but to come face-to-face with their treachery. More importantly, this monument will stand as a reminder of Democrat corruption to future generations.

Greg Marra, the artist who created the statue for fallen Navy SEAL, Chris Kyle, has already begun working on the memorial to commemorate the 4 fallen in Benghazi. The statue depicts the artist's vision of the incident:

One man praying, another behind the two fallen Navy SEALS—men who fought for over 20 hours against impossible odds.
We're asking all patriotic Americans to sponsor this larger-than-life statue. We want citizens of all ages to walk around the figures and remember the deadly decisions made by evil politicians.

The statue will help Americans understand what happened to these men, while D.C. slept.
Don't let the memory of American patriots who died
at Benghazi fade into re-written history books!

We will never forget what happened WHILE D.C. SLEPT.

—Thank you for your support!

2 Million Hogs: Libtardian D.C. Throws up Roadblock for Patriotic Bikers

Bikers Up!!! Muslims go back to @$'hbfcs&$$)(;;:/;


No permit, but bikers plan D.C. ride to protest Muslim 9/11 march - Washington Times
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/sep/10/no-permit-but-bikers-plan-dc-ride-to-protest-musli/

Syria Tells You Everything You Need to Know About Barack Obama


 - NationalJournal.com
http://www.nationaljournal.com/whitehouse/syria-tells-you-everything-you-need-to-know-about-barack-obama-20130910?mrefid=site_search

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