LEAKED PENTAGON DOC SAYS RUSSIA HAS MASSIVE NUKE ‘KANYON’ CAPABLE OF RENDERING A COUNTRY’S COAST UNINHABITABLE

“So the king of the north shall come, and cast up a mount, and take the most fenced cities: and the arms of the south shall not withstand, neither his chosen people, neither shall there be any strength to withstand.” Daniel 11:15 (KJV) EDITOR’S NOTE: The Russian doomsday torpedo has twice the destructive power of anything in the arsenal of the American military. Obviously, this weapon was designed for offense and not defense. If you draw a straight line from Jerusalem due north, where does that take you? Moscow, where the king of the north will be from. The terrifying news, which sounds more likely to come from a “James Bond” film, was actually leaked from the Pentagon’s report on nuclear weapons posturing. The “doomsday torpedo” has been on the U.S. military’s radar for several years and was first revealed publicly by the Washington Free Beacon in 2015. Kanyon, an autonomous underwater vehicle carrying a lethal 100-megaton thermonuclear weapon, is reportedly being designed by the Russians to attack coastal areas, major cities, naval bases, and other sea ports. The massive nuclear payload of Kanyon would equal the explosion of 100 million tons of TNT and is twice as powerful as the most powerful thermonuclear weapon ever tested, according to Popular Mechanics. Perhaps even worse than the immediate devastation of a nuclear attack by this Russia robot sub, experts add that the radioactive fallout from such a powerful torpedo would leave the contaminated area off-limits to humans for the next 100 years. Russia’s alleged use of the radioactive isotope Cobalt-60 is to blame for the long recovery time. Jeffrey Lewis, an expert on nuclear policy, called Kanyon’s development “absurd.” In an interview with Business Insider, Lewis added that Russia’s willingness to create such a torpedo was “deeply, deeply, deeply immoral” and the U.S. has not even considered copying Kanyon’s design. source

WTF has Obama and his D’generate Libtardian Socialists Done to US? Can Trump Drain the Swamp Fast Enough to Save US?

MILITARY ACADEMY WEST POINT HOLDS SAME-SEX ‘MARRIAGE’ CEREMONY AT CADET CHAPEL FOR ACTIVE DUTY GAY COUPLE The New York Times reported Captains Daniel Hall, 30, and Vincent Franchino, 26, both Apache helicopter pilots stationed at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, were married at West Point's Cadet Chapel on Jan. 13. The men met at the school in August 2009, when Franchino was a freshman and Hall was a senior. Their first date was in February 2012 in Washington, some months after the "don't ask, don't tell" policy was repealed in September 2011. January 22, 2018

Quote of the Day: "And that's the way it is." - Walter Cronkite

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Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@KellyannePolls: "Since @POTUS took office, 863,000 new jobs were filled by women. Over half a million American women have entered the work force since he took over." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/hEUlNwsKz7

Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@KellyannePolls: "Since @POTUS took office, 863,000 new jobs were filled by women. Over half a million American women have entered the work force since he took over." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/hEUlNwsKz7
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Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@KellyannePolls: "Since @POTUS took office, 863,000 new jobs were filled by women. Over half a million American women have entered the work force since he took over." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/hEUlNwsKz7

Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@KellyannePolls: "Since @POTUS took office, 863,000 new jobs were filled by women. Over half a million American women have entered the work force since he took over." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/hEUlNwsKz7
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Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@EricTrump: "My father was elected for one reason, and that's because he actually believes in putting America first, which is overwhelming among the citizens of this country." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/8qKt8Bb199

Retweeted Fox News (@FoxNews): .@EricTrump: "My father was elected for one reason, and that's because he actually believes in putting America first, which is overwhelming among the citizens of this country." @JudgeJeanine https://t.co/8qKt8Bb199
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Retweeted Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump): Great to see how hard Republicans are fighting for our Military and Safety at the Border. The Dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked. If stalemate continues, Republicans should go to 51% (Nuclear Option) and vote on real, long term budget, no C.R.’s!

Retweeted Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump): Great to see how hard Republicans are fighting for our Military and Safety at the Border. The Dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked. If stalemate continues, Republicans should go to 51% (Nuclear Option) and vote on real, long term budget, no C.R.’s!
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Watching Bellator tape of Chael Sonner v Quinton Jackson. Don’t care for Chael’s mouth, but during the National Anthem he stood respectfully with hand over heart! The other guy showed no respect to US! Win or lose, I have a new respect for Chael “The America Ganster” Sonner!

Watching Bellator tape of Chael Sonner v Quinton Jackson. Don’t care for Chael’s mouth, but during the National Anthem he stood respectfully with hand over heart! The other guy showed no respect to US! Win or lose, I have a new respect for Chael “The America Ganster” Sonner!
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Restoring Persecuted Middle East Christians' Faith in America by Johny Messo January 21, 2018 at 4:00 am https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/11745/persecuted-christians-middle-east Send Print Share14 Christians, members of the largest religion in the world, have become the most persecuted faith group but lack a political voice. The White House urgently needs to develop a clear vision of how to help Christianity survive -- let alone thrive -- in its homeland. At the moment, there seems to be no foreign policy based on this vision. Without urgent action on the part of the United States, Christianity in biblically historic lands, such as Iraq, Syria and Turkey, will be clinically dead before the year 2030. The current administration in Washington has expressed, in words, that this situation cannot be tolerated. It is time now for deeds, as well, to reverse the previous administrations' virtual abandonment of Christians in the Middle East to the fate of persecution at the hands of Islamists. In September 2007, then-Senator Obama wrote a letter to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, expressing "concern for Iraq's Christian and other non-Muslim religious minorities, including Catholic Chaldeans, Syriac Orthodox, Assyrian, Armenian and Protestant Christians, as well as smaller Yazidi and Sabean Mandaean communities." Obama warned: "These communities appear to be targeted by Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish militants... And according to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, 'violence against members of Iraq's Christian community occurs throughout the country'... Such violence bespeaks a humanitarian crisis of grave proportions. The severe violations of religious freedom faced by members of these indigenous communities, and their potential extinction from their ancient homeland, is deeply alarming... and demand an urgent response from our government." In spite of Senator Obama's having addressed the growing threat to Christians and other ethno-religious minorities in Iraq, their situation would only deteriorate during the eight years of his presidency. While President George W. Bush may have opened the gates of hell for Iraq's Christians, President Obama not only widened them, but unleashed the demons on Syria. The following give some idea of this downward spiral: Before the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, after earlier underreported exoduses of Christians from the country, there were 1.4 million Christians in Iraq, making up 5.4% of its overall population of 26 million. Today, 15 years later, Iraq's Christian population stands at less than 250,000, a drop of 82%, and a mere 0.65% of Iraq's general and much larger population of 38 million. In 2011, there were 1.8 - 2 million Christians in Syria, who made up 8% of the country's total population of 23 million. Today, less than seven years later, no more than 500,000 Christians, out of a total population of 18.2 million can be found in their war-torn homeland -- a drop of more than 72%. Enter the Trump Administration The classical Christian populations in the Middle East consist of Copts, Greeks, Armenians and Arameans -- the latter being the indigenous people of Southeast Turkey, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. As a stateless Semitic people, who live in a global diaspora, the Arameans include the traditionally Aramaic-speaking churches of the Syriac Orthodox, Syriac Catholics, Chaldeans, Nestorians (also known as Assyrians), Maronites, Melkite Orthodox and Melkite Catholics. Their incessant pleas and cries for help from the international community seem to have fallen on deaf ears for more than a decade; these Middle Eastern Christians feel abandoned and betrayed by both the United Nations and America. Statements emerging from the Trump administration, however, have given rise to new hope. Addressing the "In Defense of Christians" summit in Washington at the end of October, Vice President Mike Pence delivered a message that "help is on the way." Declaring that the U.N. "has too often failed to help the most vulnerable communities... [and] too often denies their funding requests," Pence promised that "from this day forward, America will provide support directly to persecuted [Christian] communities through USAID." Pictured: Vice President Mike Pence making a speech at the "In Defense of Christians" summit, on October 25, 2017, in which he said: "from this day forward, America will provide support directly to persecuted [Christian] communities through USAID." (Image source: Channel 90 TV video screenshot) As an Aramean (Syriac Orthodox), whose family originates from Southeast Turkey -- where the indigenous Arameans have been reduced to fewer than 2,000 people struggling for survival -- I felt encouraged. As the head of the World Council of Arameans (Syriacs), an NGO with special consultative status at the U.N., I can testify to the truth of Pence's statements. Our organization frequently has brought the needs and challenges of the Christians and other threatened minorities to the attention of the international community -- mainly through the Human Rights Council of the U.N. Human Rights Council and its Commission of Inquiry on Syria -- to no avail. This is why persecuted Christians greeted Trump's election last year with cautious optimism, anxious to see whether he would follow Obama's example and ignore their plight, or take action on behalf of his coreligionists abroad. Statements Trump made, both before and after his inauguration -- such as tweeting, "Christians in the Middle East have been executed in large numbers. We cannot allow this horror to continue!" -- indicated that he might actually come to their aid. When Trump entered the Oval Office, cynics argued that Trump's words were hollow. In an op-ed in the Washington Post in January 2017, Daniel Williams, author of Forsaken: The Persecution of Christians in Today's Middle East, called Middle Eastern Christians "Trump's pawns." Yet Trump's actions, so far, have involved putting the genies of Bush and Obama back in the bottle. Trump ended the covert CIA program of 2013 to arm the "rebels" in Syria; he spoke out against "radical Islamic terrorism" during his first address to Congress; he visited the heart of the Muslim world in Riyadh, where he urged leaders of Islamic states to "drive out the terrorists from your places of worship;" and he contributed to the defeat of ISIS in Iraq and Syria. All of the above are fulfillments of his campaign promises, and thus bode well for the fate of the remaining Christians in the Middle East. Much work needs to be done to help them, however. To this end, the White House urgently needs to develop a clear vision of how to help Christianity survive -- let alone thrive -- in its homeland. At the moment, there seems to be no foreign policy based on this vision. Trump might launch an international conference -- similar to one held in Budapest in October -- to address and engage the lay and religious Mideast Christian leaders, with the participation of world representatives. Meanwhile, the Trump administration should pressure the U.N. Security Council to recognize the genocide, committed by ISIS, which uprooted many tens of thousands of Aramean Christians, Yazidis and others from their ancestral lands. It is not enough to defeat and punish ISIS and other terrorist groups; their victims must be acknowledged and provided help. America also could demand that the U.N. declare an International Day of Solidarity with the Threatened Christians of the Middle East. Christian America's Duty and Role America was founded on Judeo-Christian values. Almost all U.S. presidents, including Trump, and members of Congress, have identified themselves as Christian. Yet Christians, members of the largest religion in the world, have become the most persecuted faith group but lack a political voice. In addition, as a result of failed U.S. foreign policy, Christians have vanished in record numbers from the lands where the traditional and still main religion of America (and Europe) was born. In view of its Christian roots and identity, America has a moral obligation to the cradle of Christianity from becoming "Christenrein" ("free of Christians"). Christians in and from the Middle East should be viewed as reliable partners and allies in securing America's interest in a more viable and prosperous region, where Jews, Christians, Muslims and others are able to coexist peacefully on equal footing. Johny Messo, author of "Arameans and the Making of 'Assyrians': The Last Aramaic-speaking Christians of the Middle East," is from the Netherlands and presides over the World Council of Arameans, a worldwide umbrella organization of the Aramean (Syriac) people and an NGO in special consultative status with the United Nations.

215,000,000 Christians Persecuted, Mostly by Muslims by Raymond Ibrahim • January 21, 2018 at 5:00 am In short, the overwhelming majority of persecution that these 215 million Christians experience around the world — especially the worst forms, such as rape and murder — occurs at the hands of Muslims. If time is on the side of Christians living under Communist regimes, it is not on the side of Christians living under Islam. The center of the great Christian Byzantine Empire is now an increasingly intolerant, rapidly Islamizing Turkey. Carthage, once a bastion of Christianity — where one of Christendom's greatest theologians, St. Augustine, was born and where the New Testament canon was confirmed in 397 — is today 99% Muslim-majority Tunisia. As what began in the seventh century comes closer to fruition and the entire world becomes more Islamic and "infidel" free, as in Iraq, confronting these uncomfortable facts is at least a welcome first step in countering the problem. A militiaman from the Nineveh Plain Protection Units (NPU) walks through a destroyed church on November 8, 2016 in Qaraqosh, Iraq. The NPU is a militia made up of Assyrian Christians that was formed in late 2014 to defend against ISIS. Qaraqosh is a mostly Assyrian city near of Mosul that was captured by ISIS in August 2014, and liberated in November 2016. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images) "215 million Christians experience high levels of persecution" around the world, according to Open Doors, a human rights organization. On its recently released World Watch List 2018, which ranks the world's 50 worst nations wherein to be Christian, 3,066 Christians were killed, 1,252 abducted, and 1,020 raped or sexually harassed on account of their faith; and 793 churches were attacked or destroyed. The Islamic world had the lion's share of this persecution; 38 of the 50 worst nations are Muslim-majority. The report further cites "Islamic oppression" behind the "extreme persecution" that prevails in eight of the 10 worst nations. In short, the overwhelming majority of persecution that these 215 million Christians experience around the world — especially the worst forms, such as rape and murder — occurs at the hands of Muslims. Continue Reading Article

DISGUSTING! Another ‘Hate Hoax’ Exposed...

Last fall a swastika, and other racially charged graffiti, was found at the University of Maryland in the men’s bathroom. Was it for real? Like much of the racist graffiti being found these days, the answer is NO. That case is now solved. The perpetrator was Terrell Demonte Alexander, an 18-year-old former university employee. According to The College Fix, Alexander is black—which suggests this incident was a hoax, or at the least an act of intimidation committed by a member of the targeted minority group. It’s the second such deceptive case at the university in the past few months. Last October, police arrested Ronald Alford, a 52-year-old black former employee, for spray-painting a swastika on campus. At the University of Maryland, workplace grievances seem to be more important motivators of bias incidents than racism. (via: The Gateway Pundit) It makes you wonder what perpetrators of these hoaxes think they are going to accomplish. If they are looking for media attention, they definitely get it. The question is: are they bringing the right kind of attention to their cause? Since most of these incidents are turning out to be hoaxes it seems that they are ultimately getting the WRONG kind of attention. Eventually even liberal media is going to look at these incidents and think, is this for real? What do you think about these ‘hate hoaxes?’ Do you agree they are ultimately counter-productive?

Democracy Under Attack’ – Republicans Uncover Deeply Disturbing Obama-era FISA Memo That Changes EVERYTHING On Trump Investigation

The Obama administration’s abuse of power has already been established. If a FISA document uncovered by House investigators proves to be as bad as all appearances, the prior administration will stand accused of abusing federal law enforcement and intelligence assets in order to sabotage Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. The FISA court, established by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, approves warrantless wiretapping and interception of communications; it is intended to empower federal agencies to prevent foreign powers from engaging in hostile acts against the United States, including espionage and terrorism. As the FISA Act of 1978, and particularly section 702, cleared a House vote taking place last week and the Senate on Thursday, President Donald Trump has accused FISA of empowering Obama-era agencies to conduct surveillance on his presidential campaign communications. “‘House votes on controversial FISA ACT today.’ This is the act that may have been used, with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier, to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign by the previous administration and others?” Trump said in a tweet last week. Did President Trump know about the existence of the FISA document now in the hands of House investigators? The document allegedly pertains to Fusion GPS’s role obtaining the highly suspect Steele dossier for the Democratic National Committee. Recently, the former British spy Christopher Steele, the compiler of the Trump dossier, was referred by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Judiciary Subcommittee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-SC) for criminal investigation. “The classified report compiled by House Intelligence is deeply troubling and raises serious questions about the upper echelon of the Obama DOJ and Comey FBI as it relates to the so-called collusion investigation,” said Rep. Ron DeSantis. “The facts contained in this memo are jaw-dropping and demand full transparency. There is no higher priority than the release of this information to preserve our democracy,” said Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL). A House Judiciary Committee member, Rep. Gaetz conducts oversight on the Department of Justice and the FBI. “I think that this will not end just with firings. I believe there are people who will go to jail,” Gaetz later said on Fox News, referring to senior DOJ and FBI officials. “I think there will be criminal implications here.” Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), a senior member of the Judiciary Committee, agreed with his colleague Rep. Gaetz. “It is so alarming the American people have to see this,” Jordan told Fox News. “It’s troubling. It is shocking,” Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) also told Fox News. “Part of me wishes that I didn’t read it because I don’t want to believe that those kinds of things could be happening in this country that I call home and love so much.” “You think about, ‘is this happening in America or is this the KGB?’ That’s how alarming it is,” commented Rep. Scott Perry (R-VA). Rep. DeSantis is spearheading a move to get the Top Secret FISA document declassified and available to the public. “While the report is classified as Top Secret, I believe the select committee should, pursuant to House rules, vote to make the report publicly available as soon as possible. This is a matter of national significance and the American people deserve the truth,” he said. “Rule X of the House Rules allows the select committee to publicly disclose any information in its possession after a determination by the select committee that the public interest would be served by such disclosure.” As pointed out by Breitbart News, the declassification would have to clear the House intelligence committee before moving to the desk of President Trump, who would have five days to issue an objection. In the event of an objection, a debate would then take place in the House. An initiative is gathering momentum on social media to release the documents.

Signing off for this week good citizens, have a safe and blessed weekend everyone! SM1/JoMike

Signing off for this week good citizens, have a safe and blessed weekend everyone! SM1/JoMike
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January 19, 2018 at 10:00PM
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