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BOMBSHELL: Mayor Sarah Palin Denied Police Protection To Family, Resulting In Their Murder

alpineski — Mon, 20 May 2013 02:45:34 +0000

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If Sarah Palin had any 2016 presidential aspirations, this story might deal a significant deathblow to them.

It begins in Wasilla, Alaska, in late 1998, when a family of four–a single mother and her three daughters–began, according to police reports, receiving untraceable, sexually perverse telephone calls from an unknown man.

Over a period of six weeks, the calls became more frequent, and so the mother requested and received from the telephone company a change of number. The calls stopped for a while, and the family was now able to live in peace.

Until two months later.

That’s when the same man, having finally, somehow, discovered the new phone number, began his phone calls again. But now he dropped from his calls the sexuality and replaced it with threats of violence against the woman and her three children.

This is when Sarah Palin entered the picture.

The mother allegedly (there is no proof) went to Palin’s office to put in a formal request for 24-hour police monitoring of her house.

The request was allegedly denied for some yet unknown reason.

The next month, the family’s home was broken into and all four of them were murdered.

Naturally, this caused heavy unease in Wasilla, and the citizens wanted to hear from Mayor Palin on the matter.

Palin, busy with her re-election campaign, directed all questions to her spokesman, who continually told local reporters that the murder had nothing to do with the harassing phone calls of previous months. “It was just a spontaneous burglary,” said the spokesman, “that culminated, unfortunately, with a murder.”

Murder is a federal issue, of course, so, several months later, Sarah Palin herself was questioned before Congress on what exactly transpired with regard to the stalker, the family of four, and their murder. (If you were up until this point unaware of these congressional hearings, that can be attributed to Palin’s not being a major figure in politics at that time.)

Under oath, Palin claimed that no security of any kind was ever requested. At one point, the strain of being questioned having evidently taken its toll on her, she attempted to deflect the questioning and suggested it doesn’t matter who is to blame. “What difference, at this point, does it make?” she erupted indignantly.

The questions ultimately ceased, both by Congress and by the news media, who were content with not knowing the answers.

But now a white paper of the mother’s formal request of that 24-hour police monitoring has been released, along with the formal denial of that request. The damning revelation: Sarah Palin’s signature is on that denial.

This is proof–not evidence, but proof–that Sarah Palin, Mayor of Wasilla, was requested security; that Sarah Palin, Mayor of Wasilla, did deny that security, which resulted in the deaths of four women and children; that Sarah Palin, Mayor of Wasilla, committed the crime of perjury before Congress; and that Sarah Palin, private citizen and potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate, can kiss any political future goodbye and start preparing to live the rest of her days in an 8-by-10 prison cell.

That is, if the media cares enough to report on this atrocity.

I assume you have now figured out what this post is really about. For the record, all the claims made about Sarah Palin in this post are fictional and written for satirical purposes. The post is really about Hillary Clinton and the Benghazi scandal. If Sarah Palin or any Conservative had done anything remotely similar to this they would have been crucified by the media.Popular Posts:

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Anonymous IRS official: “Everything comes from the top.”

alpineski — Mon, 20 May 2013 02:30:33 +0000

A story in the Washington Post yesterday about the Internal Revenue Service’s Cincinnati office, which does most of the agency’s nonprofit auditing, clearly contradicted earlier reports that the agency’s targeting of Tea Party groups was the result of rogue agents.

The Post story anonymously quoted a staffer in Cincinnati as saying they only operate on directives from headquarters:

As could be expected, the folks in the determinations unit on Main Street have had trouble concentrating this week. Number crunchers, whose work is nonpolitical, don’t necessarily enjoy the spotlight, especially when the media and the public assume they’re engaged in partisan villainy.

“We’re not political,’’ said one determinations staffer in khakis as he left work late Tuesday afternoon. “We people on the local level are doing what we are supposed to do. .?.?. That’s why there are so many people here who are flustered. Everything comes from the top. We don’t have any authority to make those decisions without someone signing off on them. There has to be a directive.”

The staff member, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of losing his job, said that the determinations unit is competent and without bias, that it grouped together conservative applications “for consistency’s sake” — so one application did not sail through while a similar one was held up in review. This consistency is paramount in the review of all applications, according to Ronald Ran, an estate-tax lawyer who worked for 37 years in the IRS’s Cincinnati office.

This pretty plainly contradicts the story coming out of the IRS that rogue agents in Cincinnati were responsible:

News of (acting IRS commissioner Steve) Miller’s resignation followed revelations that the IRS has identified two “rogue” employees in the agency’s Cincinnati office as being principally responsible for the “overly aggressive” handling of requests by conservative groups for tax-exempt status, a congressional source told CNN.

Miller said the staffers have already been disciplined, according to another source familiar with Miller’s discussions with congressional investigators. The second source said Miller emphasized that the problem with IRS handling of tax-exempt status for tea party groups was not limited to these two employees.

In related news, I also noted how the Post’s story on the Cincinnati office also appears to contradict what Miller told Congress this week about how many auditors the IRS has covering nonprofit groups. Miller said the figure was between 140-200, but the Post story puts the figure at 900. The Post doesn’t source the figure, but presumably that also came from people the reporters talked with in Cincinnati.

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WJC Urges EU to Ban Neo-Nazi Parties

kalel — Mon, 20 May 2013 01:46:49 +0000

The World Jewish Congress (WJC) urged Europe’s governments on Tuesday to consider a ban on far-right parties, at the end of a three-day conference held in Budapest.

European Jewish Parliament

The WJC, which represents Jewish communities outside Israel, adopted a resolution calling on governments in Europe to “consider banning neo-Nazi parties or organizations whose aim is to overthrow the democratic order, or which pose a threat to the safety and well-being of ethnic, religious or other minorities,” according to AFP.

The resolution also urged parliaments to “enact and enforce legislation, against threats of violence, racist hate and insults and the denial of the Holocaust”.

The WJC decided to meet in Hungary this year in solidarity with the EU member’s Jewish community which it says has suffered increasing anti-Semitism in recent years.

The three-day plenary assembly, which was attended by more than 500 delegates representing over 70 Jewish communities around the world, was also addressed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban who told the gathering that anti-Semitism was “unacceptable and intolerable”.

Afterwards, the WJC expressed “regret” that Orban did not address recent anti-Semitic incidents or provide sufficient reassurance that a clear line has been drawn between the government and the far-right Jobbik party.

Recent anti-Semitic incidents include Hungary’s chief rabbi being verbally abused on a Budapest street, anti-Semitic chants at a football match against Israel and pig’s trotters being placed on a statue of Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Budapest Jews in World War II.

In late November, a far-right deputy from Jobbik called publicly for the resignation of a fellow MP who claimed to have Israeli citizenship.

The comments came after another Jobbik parliamentarian released a statement saying that a list should be compiled of all of the Jewish members of government.

In a speech to close the conference Tuesday, however, the WJC’s president, Ronald Lauder — who was re-elected unopposed Monday for a further four-year term — said that Orban had spoken out clearly against Jobbik in a recent interview in an Israeli newspaper.

Lauder warned in a speech at the conference on Sunday that continued anti-Semitism is causing Hungarian Jews to consider leaving the country.Popular Posts:

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Egypt: Terrorists Planned to Bomb Cairo Embassies

kalel — Mon, 20 May 2013 01:08:17 +0000

Terrorists who were arrested in Egypt over the weekend were planning to attack the U.S. and French embassies in Cairo, Egyptian officials said Wednesday. The three are members of a terror organization, but Egyptian officials stopped short of admitting that the terrorists belonged to Al Qaeda.

The U.S. embassy in Cairo warned American citizens to watch their steps while visiting the country. A recent knife attack on an American outside the embassy, along with the uncovering of the plot, “serve as yet another reminder of the need to exercise good situational awareness,” the embassy said in an e-mail.

Reports said that Egyptian officials had arrested three Egyptians with Al-Qaeda links in the plot. According to Egypt’s Middle East News Agency (MENA), the two were in possession of 10 kilos (22 pounds) of explosives. The terrorists planned to use the explosives in car bombs that were to be aimed at the U.S. and French embassies, officials said. “The investigations revealed that the suspects were intending to carry out terrorist bomb operations inside Egypt via suicide operations, penetrating the security cordon in front of the American and French embassies with a car bomb,” MENA was quoted in the reports as saying.

The terrorists had escaped from prison in 2011, during the riots that took place in the wake of protests that led to the removal of former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak from office.

Despite the arrests, Egyptian officials stressed that there was “no Al Qaeda infrastructure in the country,” and that the arrested terrorists operated without the benefit of a large, local network.Popular Posts:

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Two Samaria Jews Forcibly Distanced from Homes by Israeli Police

kalel — Mon, 20 May 2013 00:45:10 +0000

The Petach Tikva Magistrates’ Court issued an order Sunday distancing two residents of Yitzhar, in Samaria, from their community, for 60 days.

Samaria road

According to Honenu, an NGO that assists Jews who are prosecuted for nationalism-related offenses, the two were involved in a verbal altercation between Border Police and youths who reside at the Hasruga outpost near Yitzhar.

Last Friday, following confrontations between residents of the Arab village of Urif and Border Police, two Jewish youths began arguing with some of the policemen.

According to the police, the youths singled out a non-Jewish policeman who was in the force and accused him of serving the interests of the Arabs. The police arrested one of the youths, and then arrested another youth when he tried to hinder the arrest of his friend.

Yitzhar residents then blocked the Border Police force from leaving their community with the arrested youths. In the end, as the Sabbath approached, the police left the scene through the Arab village. The youths were taken to the Ariel police station and on Saturday evening were brought before the Magistrates’ Court at Rishon Letzion, which extended their remand.

On Sunday, the police requested that they be distanced from Yitzhar for three months. The court agreed to distance the youths, but only for two months. They were also ordered to deposit a sum of money as security.

Honenu said that “The determination of the security forces vis-à-vis teenage youths who harmed no one is commensurate with their inefficacy vis-à-vis the Arab marauders.”

“There is a clear policy in Judea and Samaria that is based upon the teachings of Peace Now, B’tselem, Machsom Watch and Nitzan Alon, and it is implemented thoroughly,” the NGO said.Popular Posts:

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Report: Syrian Army Aiming Missiles at Tel Aviv; Syrians Reveal Confusion As Usual

kalel — Sun, 19 May 2013 23:21:43 +0000

The Syrian army has begun deploying advanced surface-to-surface missiles and has aimed them at Tel Aviv, the British Sunday Times reports.

According to the report, Syria is preparing to strike Israel in case the Jewish State launches another attack on its territory.

The army has received orders to strike central Israel in case additional attacks against Syria are carried out, according to the Sunday Times.

The information was reportedly obtained by reconnaissance satellites that were tracking the Syrian forces. According to the report, Syria was deploying advanced Tishreen missiles, which are capable of carrying a warhead of a half a ton.

On Saturday, Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad told an Argentinean newspaper that Israel is assisting the rebels fighting to topple his regime.

“Israel is directly supporting the terrorist groups in two ways,” he said. “Firstly it gives them logistical support, and it also tells them what sites to attack and how to attack them.”

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Ali Akbar Salehi, told the German Der Spiegel last week that Assad was unimpressed by recent alleged Israeli airstrikes in Damascus and plans to retaliate the next time such a strike takes place.

Syria’s Information Minister, Omran al-Zoubi, recently warned Israel that his country had a right to launch an operation against the Jewish State from the Golan Heights.

Syrian gov’t shelling of Baba Amr

Al-Zoubi said that Israel committed an aggression against Syria recently by raiding military sites near Damascus. With these acts, he said, Israel violated international commitments.

“Accordingly, Syria has the right at this time and at any other time to deal with the Golan issue in the way the owner has the right to deal with his property, because the Golan is and has always been a Syrian Arab land,” he said.

The Syrian opposition, meanwhile, has accused Israel of collaborating with Iran and Hizbullah to keep Assad in power.

A commander in the Syrian opposition told a Turkish news agency that “Iran and Hizbullah are cooperating with Israel to be able to support Assad,” because the Syrian president “has protected Israel’s border for 40 years.”Popular Posts:

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Syrian Propaganda on South African Television (VIDEO)

kalel — Sun, 19 May 2013 22:12:24 +0000

May 19, 2013 15:12
by Yarden Frankl

The South African television show Carte Blanche broadcast an episode on the Syrian civil war. On the show, they interview a Syrian woman who blames Israel for the bloodshed.

Not surprisingly, she works for Syrian National Television and is a supporter of President Assad.

She is obviously just expressing Syrian propaganda. Yet the interviewer never challenges her ridiculous accusation.

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International Criminal Court Making “Preliminary Inquiry” Into Mavi Marmara

kalel — Sun, 19 May 2013 21:45:19 +0000

May 16, 2013 12:42
by Pesach Benson

Top Stories

1. UK taxpayers are funding BDS garbage, with an assist from the UN. The Jerusalem Post reports:

Charles Tannock, a Member of the European Parliament, told The Jerusalem Post: “I totally oppose the promotion, by a UK taxpayer-funded organization such as the British Academy, of events which aim to promote a ‘campaigning boycott, divestment and sanctions’ anti- Israel event which is aimed at sanctioning a close friend of the UK and a democracy such as Israel.”

“It’s equally unacceptable a UN official should be promoting this event through his official email address suggesting possible UN endorsement of this message.”

2. The International Criminal Court’s making “preliminary inquiry” into the Mavi Marmara incident. Reuters was most even-keeled about the whole thing:

The prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, said in a statement that she was obliged to open a preliminary examination following a referral from the Indian Ocean island nation of Comoros, where one of the vessels that were raided was registered.

Few preliminary examinations ever lead to a full investigation, let alone a trial.

3. Israel warned Syria not to retaliate for the recent airstrike on the Hezbollah arms shipment. I’m not exactly a fan of anonymous sources pulling these kinds of stunts, but since it was in the NY Times, you can assume the buzz will reach Bashar Assad:

“If Syrian President Assad reacts by attacking Israel, or tries to strike Israel through his terrorist proxies,” the official said, “he will risk forfeiting his regime, for Israel will retaliate.”

The Israeli official, who has been briefed by high-level officials on the Syria situation in the past two days, declined to be identified, citing the need to protect internal Israeli deliberations. He contacted The New York Times on Wednesday.

The precise motives for Israel’s warning were uncertain: Israel could be trying to restrain Syria’s behavior without undertaking further military action, or alerting other countries to another strike.

Meanwhile, a previously unknown Islamist group, Abdul Qader Husseini Battalions of the Free Palestine movement, claimed responsibility for firing two mortar shells at Mt. Hermon yesterday.

4. Update: World Press Photo Claims Winning Image Wasn’t Doctored: At what point do enhancements of Gaza mourners make a photo dishonest?

Rest O’ the Roundup

• The PA curbed Israeli journos from covering Naqba Day events in the West Bank, according to the Washington Post.

• Worth reading at the National Post: Haunted by the past: Living an hour away from the terrorist who killed my grandfather

• The Boston Globe supports Stephen Hawking’s boycott.

• Why the Syrian War Could Last 10 Years

• Australia’s foreign ministry appointed Dave Sharma as next ambassador to Israel, according to The Australian.

• Iran’s going all-out to preserve the Assad regime. YNet says they’ll fight to the last Hezbollahnik.

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Israeli Eurovision Delegation Threatened in Sweden; Muslim Terror Increasing

kalel — Sun, 19 May 2013 21:36:05 +0000

Members of the Israeli delegation to the Eurovision song contest in Malmo, Sweden, said they were the targets of anti-Semitic threats as they were walking down the street.

Alon Amir told Sveriges Radio on Tuesday that he and the other two Israelis were confronted by a group of men.

Amir told the men he was from Cyprus “because I knew where it was heading.” he told Sveriges Radio.

“They responded by saying, ‘Where are the Israelis staying, we want to bomb the place,’” Amir said. “It wasn’t a joke.”

Meanwhile, Malmo’s outgoing mayor, Ilamr Reepalu, recently provoked outrage after drawing a comparison between anti-Semitism and Zionism.

Furthermore, the chairman of the Malmo municipality’s Culture Committee, Daniel Sestrajcic, asserted on Wednesday that Israel should be excluded from the Eurovision, a major international event with delegations from 39 countries. “Israel can return when Palestine is free,” he shouted at a demonstration.Popular Posts:

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Syrian Rebels Shown Eating Dead Rival in Cannibalistic Shock Video

kalel — Sun, 19 May 2013 21:33:20 +0000

Rebels fighting against Syrian strongman Bashar Assad’s forces have published a shock video showing one of them eating the heart of a dead rival.

This is a link to the extremely disturbing video.

Some in Israel saw the video as further proof that the U.S. is pursuing a wrongheaded Middle East policy. David Haivri of the Samaria Regional Council commented on the video, saying that “Syrian rebels are committing war crimes and proud to display this on the internet. If these animals win the war they will be glad to eat our hearts and abuse our women.

“The USA’s lightheaded actions in the Middle East are a threat to Israel,” he added.

Civil war in Syria

Meanwhile, deadly weekend car bombings in a southern Turkish city “have galvanized domestic opposition to the government’s steadfast support for Syrian rebels amid fears that Turkey is being dragged into the bloody conflict across its border,” the Los Angeles Times reported.

“The chaos of Syria has been transported here,” said Faruk Logoglu, deputy chairman of the opposition Republican People’s Party, speaking Monday from Reyhanli, close to the Syrian border. “This is a direct result of the government’s Syria policy.”

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has allowed Turkish territory to be used as a logistics and organizing base for armed rebels opposed to Assad.Popular Posts:

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