South Florida Sun Sentinel    sc   Invader-laden boat nabbed off Florida coast    When U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents boarded the boat, they found a Jamaican man who was previously deported, a Romanian who said he paid a guy named Leroy $2,000 for the trip and 11 other would-be illegal [aliens]. -- That's according to criminal complaints filed in federal court. The documents outline the interception of a boat heading from the Bahamas toward the Palm Beach County shore...

Diana West -- Family Security Matters      The jihad and Christopher Stephens (Part I)    In analyzing the Benghazi scandal, it is crucial to highlight not only the dangers of relying on jihadist armed gangs for American security in Benghazi, but also the betrayal of American principle undertaken by the Obama administration in setting such a policy in place. The fact is, relying on "local militias" was not some stop-gap practice; it was official US policy. This begins to tell us why "Benghazi-gate" is so much more than...

NAFBPO   Disturbing photos       Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border    In the last nine months in Honduras 687 young adults, mostly males, have lost their [lives] due to violence. Of that total, 104 were murdered in September. -- The tally is for victims between 17 and 24 years of age, and it totals over seven thousand in the last fourteen years. -- Out of September's 104 assassinations, 77 were committed with firearms, 16 victims were strangled...

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts -- Centre for Research on Globalization -- Toronto     Police State USA: In Amerika there will never be a real debate    God help them if Obama and Romney ever had to participate in a real debate about a real issue at the Oxford Union. They would be massacred. -- The "debates" revealed that not only the candidates but also the entire country is completely tuned out to every real problem and dangerous development. For example, you would never know that US citizens can now be imprisoned and executed without due process...

Los Angeles Times      L.A. buffoon Beck says not enforcing the law makes policing easier   A decade ago, Charlie Beck watched as William J. Bratton arrived in Los Angeles and began rebuilding a department deeply tarnished by the Rodney King beating, riots and corruption scandals. Bratton made many changes as chief, but Beck was particularly taken by his aggressive effort to rebuild the LAPD's broken relationship with the African American community, which over and over Bratton said...

Infowars.com      U.N. calls for Internet big brother system to "combat terrorism"  Under the rubric of combating international terrorism, the United Nations is calling for pervasive and widespread internet surveillance, Declan McCullagh reported on Monday. -- Terrorists are exploiting Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Dropbox, to spread "propaganda" and open Wi-Fi networks in airports and libraries pose a threat to national security and enable "perpetrators," according to...

WFAA-TV -- Dallas      European meddlers warned about observing Texas elections     Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott issued a warning Tuesday to international groups hoping to observe the November 6 general election: Steer clear of polling places. -- In a stern letter addressed to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Abbott noted that "OSCE's representatives are not authorized by Texas law to enter a polling place" and added it "may be a criminal offense" for them to get within 100 feet of a voting station...

Judicial Watch      Obama DOJ: Growth in violent crimes against whites    Not only is the U.S. economy in shambles, violent crime is at an all-time high and new federal statistics show that 2011 saw the biggest increase in criminal activity in nearly two decades with a large boost in the rate of "violent victimizations" for whites. -- The rate of violent crime increased by a whopping 17% last year, according to the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Bureau of Justice Statistics...

News Press -- Ft. Myers, Fla.     Usual suspects toss tantrum over sheriff's participation in 287(g) program    Opponents of a federal immigration enforcement program rallied Sunday in Immokalee and handed a petition with 1,700 signatures urging the program be scuttled here to Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk. -- About 100 people were at the Immokalee Substation of the sheriff's office Sunday to hand the signed petition to a representative of Rambosk and to show support against the program...

Associated Press      Colorado finds 300 more suspected noncitizens on voter rolls   There are 300 more suspected noncitizens on Colorado's voter rolls, Secretary of State Gessler announced Tuesday in the latest chapter of a contentious national debate over what Republicans say is vulnerability in the voting system. -- The latest figures are from the 3,903 people who received letters from Gessler's office questioning their citizenship in August. During a first round of checks, Gessler said 141 others...

Associated Press      Another American victim of invader chicanery    When Candida L. Gutierrez's identity was stolen, the thief didn't limit herself to opening fraudulent credit and bank accounts. She assumed Gutierrez's persona completely, using it to get a job, a driver's license, a mortgage and even medical care for the birth of two children. -- All the while, the crook claimed the real Gutierrez was the one who had stolen her identity. The women's kafkaesque nightmare puts a face on 'total identity theft'... [Related]

Washington Times      Obama says Latino vote is key to victory, vows amnesty in 2013    Davenport, Iowa -- In an interview that the White House originally insisted be kept off-the-record, President Obama told an Iowa newspaper that he's "confident" he will achieve immigration reform next year if he's re-elected. -- "Since this is off the record, I will just be very blunt," Mr. Obama told the editor and publisher of the Des Moines Register in a 30-minute phone call... [Related]

WND.com      Big Sis yanks nude scanners from big airports    The Transportation Security Administration is removing full-body, X-ray scanners from major U.S. airports, and shipping them to less busy locations. -- TSA introduced the so-called Backscatter scanners, sometimes referred to as the 'naked' X-ray machines, at U.S. airports in 2009. Many travelers were not happy that naked images of themselves were displayed to TSA officers in a nearby room...

Christian Science Monitor      With 60,000 dead, Mexicans wonder why drug war doesn't rate in presidential debate Mitt Romney's single mention of Latin America last night, calling it a "huge opportunity" for the United States, generated immediate glee from Latin Americanists across Twitter -- but the hemisphere got no nod from President Obama, and then both went silent on the topic. -- Given that the final presidential debate Monday evening was dominated by the Middle East and terrorism...

James Simpson -- The Examiner      The White House knew within two hours    Reuters is reporting that the White House received emails two hours after the attacks in Benghazi indicating the nature of the attack. They identified Ansar al-Sharia, which includes some al Qaeda members, as the militant group claiming credit for the attack. --According to Reuters: The first e-mail, timed at 4:05 p.m. Washington time - or 10:05 p.m. Benghazi time, 20-30 minutes after the attack on...

Rick Oltman -- The Examiner      50 year old lesson from the Cuban missile crisis    50 years ago today, the Strategic Air Command determined the outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis by adopting a war footing and going to Def Con 2. Monday the 22nd was the 50 year anniversary of JFK's speech where he told the world about the Soviet missiles, "....on that imprisoned island." -- As Kennedy recounted the steps to be taken immediately, it was the third one that Khrushchev and the Politburo heard loudest...

Jim Kouri, CPP -- The Examiner      Talk radio superstar sues Obama's EPA in federal court    One of the nation's top conservative voices, syndicated radio talk host and former Reagan Administration Justice Department chief of staff Mark Levin at the beginning of Monday's show announced his legal group's intention to pursue another lawsuit against the Obama Environmental Protection Agency. -- Levin gave a brief explanation of the Landmark Legal Foundation -- which he founded -- battle against what he termed...

Arizona Daily Sun -- Flagstaff      Mexican invader arrested with 100 pounds of pot    Authorities say a Mexican man has been turned over to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being arrested with 110 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle. -- The Pinal County Sheriff's Office says a K-9 deputy stopped a vehicle on Interstate 8 last week for numerous traffic violations. -- They say the deputy noticed a strong odor coming from the car, and found a blue tarp covering what turned out to be five bundles...

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Dick Morris     U.N. gun control is back!    After a wave of outrage stopped President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton from signing the proposed UN Gun Control Treaty (called the UN Arms Trade Treaty), the treaty advocates are back with a devilish new strategy! -- As we warned in Here Come the Black Helicopters: UN Global Governance and the Loss of Freedom, the gun control advocates won't stop trying to impose gun controls on the United States...