Dec 23, 2018
Oops! U.S. Offers $5 Mil Reward for Al Qaeda Terrorist it Released From Gitmo - Judicial Watch
Years after liberating an Al Qaeda operative from the military prison at Guantanamo, the United States government has put him on a global terrorist list and offered a $5 million reward for information on his whereabouts. The unbelievable story comes as President Obama frees more and more terrorists—including four to Afghanistan over the weekend— longRead the full post
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EXCLUSIVE: Navajos Celebrate End of Obama’s Job-Killing Energy Policies: Trump Offers ‘Unwavering Support’ for Coal | Breitbart
Former President Barack Obama’s efforts to shut down the coal industry in the United States have threatened the well-being of generations of coal plant and mine workers, including those of the Navajo Nation. | Big Government
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Afghanistan Conditions with Taliban/al Qaeda - The DENISE SIMON EXPERIENCE Blog
Has anyone talked to Ashraf Ghani about the Taliban or the 5 detainees released from Guantanamo and handed over to Qatar? What is the near future for Afghanistan with the Talibans’ recent terror attacks? There is and remains a military stalemate between the Taliban and the government of...
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Iran gets message and demands more money for hostages | People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK)
Editorials The Sun Gazette, Nov 5, 2016 - President Barack Obama is notorious for using executive orders and other unilateral actions to override existing U.S. policy. Now that penchant for imperial rule is coming back to haunt Americans. Several months ago, Iran released four Americans who had...
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Obama: U.S. providing more military support to Iraq
President Barack Obama said in an interview broadcast on Monday that the United States is providing more support to Iraq as its military moves to take back territory from ISIS, and he expects the city of Mosul will be retaken eventually. "As we see the Iraqis willing to fight and gaining ground...
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US Guantanamo Board Reviews Case of Al Qaeda Bomb Expert | Breitbart
WASHINGTON -- Obama’s Periodic Review Board (PRB) held a hearing on whether an experienced bomb maker linked to al Qaeda should remain in custody at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. |
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Obama Policies Turning Egypt Against U.S.
The Obama administration support for Muslim Brotherhood Islamists in Egypt is driving the powerful military there against the United States and toward Moscow, according to U.S. officials and reports from the region.
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Obama: My ‘Larger Role’ Is ‘My Obligation to Make Sure Africans Are Safe’ - Tea Party Command Center
If there wasn’t a more “in your face” rejection of what the office of the President of the United States is supposed to be, this past week Barack Obama spoke…
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Bradley Manning Headed To Prison, While Those Who Authorized Torture Go Free | HuffPost
FORT MEADE, Md. -- Bradley Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Wednesday for releasing 700,000 documents about the United States' worldwide di...
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Federal Court Grants Hearing on DOJ “Fast and Furious” Documents to Judicial Watch | Judicial Watch
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EPA Tested Deadly Pollutants On People For Obama Administration's Agenda - Truth And Action
The EPA has been conducting experiments on people over the past few years, exposing them to dangerously high levels of toxic pollutant, to justify more onerous clean air regulations desired by the Obama administration. The tests were conducted on people with health issues and the elderly without...
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