...seeds of discontent

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These American Generals Are Taking a Public Stand Against Barack H. Obama

The U.S. military has never been so evidently disgusted with their Commander-in-Chief as they currently are with Barack Obama. His constant disrespect for the men and women who risk their lives to defend our freedoms, coupled with a shocking reverence for our enemies, has driven many high-ranking military officials to take a public stand against him. Wounded American Warrior reports that both retired and active duty military leaders are risking their legacies and careers by speaking out against Obama.

Retired four-star Army General Jack Keane and former Air Force Major General Bentley Rayburn have voiced their opposition of the President’s softness on radical Islamic terrorism, which was manifested in the trade of five top Taliban terrorists for the traitor Bowe Bergdahl. Demonstrating an incredible level of hypocrisy, Obama turned around and did next to nothing to save the American hostages who were held by ISIS before being brutally beheaded as part of a gruesome propaganda campaign for the world’s most horrific terrorist organization.

Additionally, retired U.S. Army Major General Paul E. Vallely has called for a “peaceful revolution” in response to Obama’s lawlessness. Vallely has urged the American people to demand the resignation of the President and his inner circle through marches and protests. Unfortunately, too many people are busy protesting the death of Michael Brown, the black thug who attacked a white police officer after committing a strong-arm robbery moments before. The priorities of many Americans are seriously out of whack. However, Air Force Brig. General Charles Jones joined Vallely on a “citizen’s council” to challenge the Obama Administration’s policies directly.

Arguably the most concerning topic to the military is our country’s porous southern border, which has seen an influx of illegal immigration under Obama’s watch. Two notable service members are speaking out on this crisis adamantly: Retired Army Major General and Medal of Honor recipient Patrick Henry Brady, and active-duty Marine General John Kelly, Commander of U.S. Southern Command. Kelly’s opposition to the Obama Administration is definitely the most troubling to the President, as he is currently in a position of substantial leadership. He may not be for long, though, as we have seen Obama get rid of those who disagree with his agenda time and again.

All of these military leaders understand in ways that most Americans cannot, what it is like to make high-level decisions, carry them out, and then deal with the consequences. If they collectively agree that America under Obama is in trouble, we would be fools not to listen to them.

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North Dakota Names Landfill After Obama

MOUNT BOMAMMA

The state of North Dakota has named a new publicly-owned landfill after President Barack Obama.

In an overwhelming 35-10 vote, the state Senate advanced a bill naming a 650-acre site currently under construction after the nation’s 44th president. Governor Jack Dalrymple is expected to sign the measure into law Tuesday.

When completed, the Barack Obama Memorial Landfill will be the largest waste disposal site in North Dakota, and the 17th largest in the United States. It will be especially rich in toxic waste from the local petroleum and medical industries.

“We wanted to do something to honor the president,” says Republican State Senator Doug Perlman, who was the lead sponsor of the bill. “And I think a pile of garbage is a fitting tribute to Obama’s presidency".

“We originally planned on naming it after a nearby mountain. But then someone jokingly suggested we name it after Obama. I never thought an idea like that would actually pass. But I was pleasantly surprised.”

The president is hardly popular in North Dakota. The most recent poll in December 2013 found that Obama has a 35% approval rating in the state, although that figure may have fallen further in the year since. Yet even considering the political climate, seasoned observers are surprised  that two Democratic lawmakers voted for the bill’s passage.

“I supported Obama because I thought he would end the wars in the Middle East;” says Allison Mitchell, a progressive Democrat from Grand Forks. “But he decided to fight new wars abroad instead of fighting for single-payer health care and jobs here at home.

“I guess people expected me to oppose this landfill thing because I’m a Democrat. But honestly I don’t really care anymore. Maybe this small act of protest will wake him up.”

Ordinary citizens in the state also seem to approve of the government’s choice.

“I can’t think of a better name,” says Joe Blough, a plumber from Minot.

“It’s darkly colored and it's full of shit. That pretty much sums up Obama.”

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[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]

You're right Jim.

For the last 6 years conservatives have NOT had a "LEADER" who has shown an ability to bring We the People together to take action.

It's now two years away from the next presidential election and NOBODY has stepped forward to take us back to our White House.

The democrat machine STILL controls the national narrative.

Ted Cruz probably comes closest to being that leader we need. He has been consistently on the right side of most conservative political issues including the last 1.1 (T)rillion dollar spending bill in the senate.

[Jim Delaney]

MG Vallely's calling for a protest and a march on DC is one thing, but actually LEADING  it is quite another matter. The generals should come together and lead. Talk is cheap.

[PHILIP SCHNEIDER]