Today...Friday October 7th...at 7pm EST on American Political
Radio...RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS Craig Andresen and Diane Sori will discuss
Diane's take on race relations, Hilary's operating above the law, and a
little 'nuisance' called Matthew. Tune in at: http://bit.ly/2cpXuRd
To All My Blog Followers...
It's over...the nasty night of wind and rain is over...we here in
Broward county thankfully made it through with very minimal damage...I
personally had a few small branches down and a pool with more leaves
than water it seems but that's it.
Thank you my blog followers for your thoughts, prayers, and messages. Please keep those further up the Florida coast
in your thoughts and prayers as they are not making out as well.
Thanks again and now it's back to spreading the truth the media won't tell you...and to writing my articles as well.
'Monster' Storm Could Devastate East Coast Farmers
NEWSMAX
Hurricane Matthew, the fiercest Caribbean storm in
nearly a decade, roiled commodities markets and forced companies from
cane refiners to orange juice makers to shutter as it whipped its way
toward the southeastern United States on Thursday.
Southeastern companies were closing down operations ahead of a storm
that could threaten some two million tonnes of sugar and trees
representing over 90 million boxes of citrus fruits in Florida. About
half a million acres of cotton were at risk from torrential rain in
North and South Carolina, where farmers have already been struggling
during a rainy harvest.
Officials issued a state of emergency for parts of Florida, Georgia
and the Carolinas for the Category 4 hurricane that by Thursday
afternoon had already taken the lives of 140 people, mostly in Haiti.
Port operations along the coast were slowing or shut.
For commodities markets including U.S. sugar, orange juice and
cotton, the storm prompted a volatile week of trade. Though forecasters
like senior meteorologist Drew Lerner of World Weather Inc said damage
to Florida's sugar and citrus crops would likely be limited, producers
were readying for the worst.
That's not to say that the United States
is about to give up on progressive taxation. With its graduated income
tax, the American tax system is by some measures the most progressive in
any advanced country.
For a generation, the jousting between
Republicans and Democrats has been waged within a pretty narrow range.
The former want a top rate of 33 percent, the latter 42 percent.
However, Hillary Clinton, evidently trying to win over wary Bernie
Sanders fans, now says she wants to raise it to 65 percent.
What's
apparent from the first presidential debate and the vice presidential
debate is that the arguments for this Robin Hoodism aren't persuasive.
The two gimmicky catchphrases enunciated by the members of the
Democratic presidential ticket seemed to land with a thud.
"Trickle-down
economics all over again," Hillary Clinton characterized Donald Trump's
tax plan. "I call it trumped-up trickle-down because that's exactly
what it would be." A clever phrase, but not one she repeated as the
debate went on.
Things aren’t looking good for Obama. According to a new CNN/ORC poll, a majority of Americans think race relations in the U.S. have worsened under our first African American president.
The
poll finds that 54 percent of Americans believe relations between
blacks and whites have gotten worse since Obama first took office. More
specifically, 57 percent of whites and 40 percent of blacks believe race
relations have worsened. A similar survey was conducted in June 2015,
shortly after the racially motivated Charleston church shooting. Even
then, only 43 percent said race relations had worsened.
Similarly,
in 2008 when Obama first came into office, only 19 percent of Americans
thought racial discrimination against blacks in this country was a very
serious problem; 44 percent said it was somewhat serious; and 36
percent said it was not too serious or not serious at all. Compare that
to today: 42 percent of Americans think racial discrimination is a very
serious issue; 37 percent think it’s somewhat serious; and only 20
percent think it’s not too serious or not serious at all.
Al-Qaeda resurgent, plotting jihad massacres in UK and Europe By Robert Spencer / Jihad Watch
In response, Britain and Europe are admitting large numbers of people
among whom are many an identical ideology and world view as that held by
al-Qaeda. Authorities are making no attempt to counter that ideology
and world view. What could possibly go wrong? “Al-Qaeda is plotting
terror attacks in Britain and Europe and is just […] Read in browser »
Tracking
them? For what? The latest savage fashion? It begs the obvious
question… since we know exactly where they are, why is it so hard for
Obama to kill them off?
Answer: He doesn’t want to.
“Islamic State Positions Tracked by U.S. Satellites as a Bonus,” Anthony Capaccio, Bloomberg, October 6, 2016 (thanks to Todd):
U.S. early warning satellites and sensors designed primarily to
detect the launch of missiles carrying nuclear warheads are providing
daily streams of intelligence on Islamic State positions in Iraq and
Syria, according to defense officials.
The system, using a satellite built by Lockheed Martin Corp. and
equipped with sensors from Northrop Grumman Corp., detects heat, or
infrared signatures. Combined...
Hurricane Matthew, the fiercest Caribbean storm in
nearly a decade, roiled commodities markets and forced companies from
cane refiners to orange juice makers to shutter as it whipped its way
toward the southeastern United States on Thursday.
