Rep. Allen West to Speak at Capitol Steps “ScrollOut” Event Demanding Benghazi House Select Committee to support Special Operations Speaks PAC. Contact: Alex Rosenwald 571-282-7954 alex@politicalmedia.com July 19, 2013 Capitol Building press event featuring record-setting scroll/petition continues to gather momentum Washington, D.C. – Former Rep. The event, to be held on the House Ceremonial Stairs, will feature the unrolling of a record-setting four foot by 60-foot scroll/petition down the Capitol steps, bearing the names of more than 1,000 Special Service veterans demanding a full investigation of the September 11, 2012, Benghazi attacks. West, a former member of the House Armed Services Committee, has said that “We did something that is the most heinous thing that could ever happen, we abandoned Americans while they were under attack.” West is a strong supporter of the H.Res. 36 Discharge Petition introduced by Stockman on July 17, 2013. Copies of all speeches will be made available to the press. Read the original article at SpecialOperationSpeaks.com
LEAKS LIES & LIBYA Case Lands in Supreme Court Notice picture hacked --- was picture of letter from Supreme Court---shows doing good job egtting word out! Springfield MO Steven Reed has sent in a request to consider if his pro se interlocutory appeal to the Supreme Court is the first in us history Claim Title: First Interlocutory Appeal Pro Se US Supreme Court Country: Please Select City/Town/Village: Springfield MO Thank you for contacting Guinness World Records. Best regards Records Management Team Guinness World Records URGENT CALL TO ACTION---PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN! POSTED AT: BING Steven L. Updated 7-20-13 Steven L.
DEVELOPING: Top NSA and DOJ Officials Have Fled the U.S. – Obama Admin. Files Espionage Charges In that meeting, both Inglis and Cole revealed that the depth of NSA spying far surpassed anything that whistleblower Edward Snowden has made public to date. The unauthorized leaks to Congress by Inglis and Cole, which exposed more about NSA spying than anything Snowden has revealed, shook congressional leaders to their core. The National Security Agency revealed to an angry congressional panel on Wednesday that its analysis of phone records and online behavior goes exponentially beyond what it had previously disclosed.[...]John C Inglis, the deputy director of the surveillance agency, told a member of the House judiciary committee that NSA analysts can perform “a second or third hop query” through its collections of telephone data and internet records in order to find connections to terrorist organizations.“Hops” refers to a technical term indicating connections between people. “The national security of the United States has been damaged by those leaks. Updates (EST):
Rise of the Warrior Cop Rep. Issa calls out Justice inaction on tax snooping, sees dangers in health care law House oversight committee Chairman Darrell E. Issa said Thursday he’s baffled that the Justice Department declined to prosecute a government employee who apparently knowingly pried into tax records of a political candidate or donor, and said there should be a way for victims to know their rights have been violated. He also said letting state officials have access to federal tax records can be dangerous, and that’s one reason to try to rein in the health care law, which will expand access to states that plan on running their own insurance exchanges. SEE ALSO: IRS IG: Audit never labeled groups ‘conservative’ or ‘liberal’ Mr. In one case, the investigator said the violation was willful and referred it to the Justice Department, which declined to pursue the case — a move Mr. “We are not just disappointed, but dismayed,” Mr. Investigators for Sen. SEE ALSO: Amid delays, Obama pitches benefits of health law Ms. At Thursday’s hearing, Mr. Mr. The decision didn’t sit well with Mr.
Beware “Underwear 2″: TSA Chief Offers Rare al Qaeda Bomb Details For many Americans, airline security is an onerous and even excessive burden. But in remarks at a national security forum on Friday, Transportation Security Administration chief John Pistole illustrated why the federal government is still on high alert. Speaking in unusual detail, Pistole offered specifics about an underwear bomb devised by a master al Qaeda bomb-maker in Yemen meant to be exploded in an airliner over the United States last year. The plot was foiled thanks to a double-agent inside al Qaeda’s Yemen branch, in a case that has also become the subject of a controversial Justice Department leak investigation. In an exchange with ABC News reporter Brian Ross at the 2013 Aspen Security Forum, Pistole described the bomb as “Underwear 2,” a successor to the underwear bomb worn Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab tried to detonate on Northwest Flight 253 near Detroit on Christmas Day 2009. “So you really have a twisted genius in Yemen,” Ross observed.
Justice Department places 'hold' on Trayvon Martin trial evidence, including George Zimmerman's gun - which Florida law says must be returned to him By David Martosko Published: 21:34 GMT, 18 July 2013 | Updated: 13:54 GMT, 19 July 2013 The U.S. Sanford police confirmed on Thursday that the DOJ asked the agency not to return any pieces of evidence to their owners. The development is a sign that the criminal section of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division is seriously investigating Zimmerman to determine if federal civil rights charges should be filed. Assistant state attorney Bernie de la Rionda showed the jury George Zimmerman's gun during his closing argument on July 11. Sighs of relief: Jurors found George Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder in the 2012 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman was acquitted of murder and manslaughter on Sunday in a Florida courtroom, but civil rights violations provide an exception to the U.S. That's because if Zimmerman were tried in federal court, he would be charged with violating Trayvon Martin's civil rights, not causing his death.