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Flying High with the Angels
 By Judi McLeod

It’s not—thank God—the words of politicians like British Prime Minister David Cameron or London Mayor Boris Johnson that will be long remembered about the brutal murder of drummer Lee Rigby but the voluntary acts of three courageous women who tried to do what they could for “Riggers” at the horrific scene of his death.



Lois Lerner’s a 3-time loser
 By Judi McLeod

Even with Obama administration-sanctioned IRS suppression—or with all odds stacked against them—the might of the Tea Party remains inspirationally epic.

The IRS already had its hobnailed big boot down on the tail of hundreds of Tea Party groups at mid-term elections on November 2, 2010, the IRS raid against the Tea Party having kick-started in March of the same year.

With the IRS boot at their throats, the Tea Parties stuck it to the high-riding Obama Democrats, virtually shellacking them in Nov. 2, 2010 mid-term elections.



Afghanistan Comes to London
 By Daniel Greenfield

After telling the story of Mohammed’s boast that he would make the mountain come to him, only to be forced to go to it, Francis Bacon observed, “If the mountains will not come to Mohammed, Mohammed will go to the mountain.”

Americans, Englishmen, Frenchmen and countless others went to the Muslim world hoping to turn it into another Boston, another London and another Paris. Instead Boston, London and Paris are turning into another Kabul, another Islamabad and another Mogadishu. Mohammed has come to the mountain.



Our Cultural Heritage
 By Matt Shipley

From its earliest history, the United States has been identified as the land of freedom. In 1814, Francis Scott Key touted America as the land of the free and the home of the brave in his poem that later became America’s national anthem, but explaining American freedom has been problematic throughout our nation’s history.



America Doesn’t Need A President
 By J.D. Longstreet

By now we all recognize that the current occupant of the Oval Office is definitely NOT a type “A” personality.



Agenda 21 Part 2 and the Support of the NY Times
 By Dr. Phil Taverna

This week the editorial board demanded that Obama should live up to his SOTU speech and part the seas and stop global warming. I was planning on writing this week about Agenda 21 and its 1992 proposals for storm water. Let’s see what we can do here with the 2 concepts.



IRS’s Lois Lerner Pleads the Fifth
 By Arnold Ahlert

Lois Lerner, director of the IRS tax-exempt organization division that targeted conservative groups for extra scrutiny, put in a brief but self-serving appearance before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee yesterday. “I have not done anything wrong,” she insisted in her opening statement.



The Kiss A$$ Ladder to Success—Part II
 By Marilyn Barnewall

According to the longest serving General Counsel of the World Bank, Aaron Broches, corruption intensified during the bank presidency from 1968-81 of former US Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara.




Recent CFP Columns
How can this club open without a liquor license or adequate parking?
 By Steve Miller   --Crime - Security

The CH2 does not have adequate parking even if they re-lease the space under the bridge. Neighbors complained about it for years with patrons parking on private property or taking all the curbside spaces near adjacent apartment buildings.



24,000 Tell Boy Scouts: ‘Don’t Surrender Your Moral Values’
 By Christian Newswire   --Christianity - Religion

HANOVER, Penn.,—The Boy Scouts of America received 24,208 petitions today from Tradition, Family and Property Student Action.



EU Leaders Back Shale Revolution, Roll Back Climate Policy 
 By Guest Column   --Global Warming - Climategate

Europe’s heads of State and government want to promote shale gas and to reduce energy prices. They would rather promote competition than stop global warming.—Christopher Ziedler, Der Tagesspiegel, 22 May 2013



Political-Strategic Dimensions to Israel’s Natural Gas Debate
 By INSS   --Middle East

In October 2011, the Israeli government appointed a committee headed by Water and Energy Ministry director general Shaul Tzemach to examine the government’s policy on natural gas. The government is supposed to adopt the committee’s recommendations, which were published in April 2012, immediately upon completion of the budget deliberations.



Technocracy And The Making of China
 By Guest Column   --China

It was no mistake of history that China transformed from a Communist dictatorship into a neo-authoritarian Technocracy.



Carbon Dioxide Makes Alkaline Water - Experiment
 By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser   --Energy - Environment

Anyone can do this experiment and prove that carbon dioxide (CO2) increases the pH of natural water systems.



ICYMI: Big Wind’s Trail of Wings
 By Institute for Energy Research   --Energy - Environment

WASHINGTON, D.C. – IER Policy Associate Alex Fitzsimmons published an op-ed in the Daily Caller yesterday titled, Big Wind’s trail of wings. In the piece, Fitzsimmons explains how, in addition to subsides and other financial incentives, the Obama administration gives preferential treatment to the wind industry by refusing to prosecute wind companies that kill birds in violation of federal law:



Syria & UN Health Assembly Join to Slam Israel
 By UN Watch   --United Nations

GENEVA, – The annual assembly of the UN’s World Health Organization held a special debate today criticizing Israel—the only specific country on the organization’s agenda—with Syria demanding urgent action on “inhuman Israeli practices” that target “the health of Syrian citizens.”



Woolwich soldier killer on VIDEO!!!! Machete Killer talks on camera calmly!
 By News on the Net   --War on Terrorism



Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid
 By Alan Caruba   --American Freedom

From its earliest days, even before the Revolution, Americans valued their newspapers and understood they played a crucial role in the issues and events of the times in which they lived. It would take a while, however, before newspapers evolved from highly partisan advocates of the early political factions to their role as watchdogs of government.



Trunews’ Rick Wiles Calls on Alex Jones to Denounce Armed Open Carry March on Washington
 By Christian Newswire   --Gun Control - Second Amendment

VERO BEACH, Fla.,—Trunews radio host Rick Wiles today denounced the upcoming Open Carry March on Washington scheduled for July 4, 2013. The march is organized by Adam Kokesh. Participants are urged to carry loaded firearms to Washington and walk across the Memorial Bridge in a show of defiance against demands by the Obama Administration to the Congress to pass stricter gun control laws.



The Fox Gets Hounded
 By Joy Tiz   --Media - Media Bias

Obama’s Justice Department just can’t leave Fox News alone.  It’s not just James Rosen they’re after, the Dailymail is reporting that William La Jeunesse and his producer Mike Levine were also investigated by the DOJ. In fact, they were the subject of subpoenas, but never notified by the government.



How Hockey Explains Financial Planning
 By Guest Column   --Financial, Business, Economy

This is one of the greatest weeks in sport every year.  We find ourselves generally deep in the NHL playoffs while at the same time the Memorial Cup takes place to crown the best Junior Hockey team in Canada so it is an opportune time to speak to the one thing that’s even more important to Canadians than their future financial security: hockey!



Oklahoma Tornado News
 By News on the Net   --Energy - Environment

Survivors pulled from Oklahoma tornado debris as toll lowered

Reuters
Emergency workers pulled more than 100 survivors from the rubble of homes, schools and a hospital in an Oklahoma town hit by a powerful tornado, and officials on Tuesday sharply lowered the number of deaths caused by the storm.

Forty five minutes of twister terror that left 91 dead: Seven children found drowned in school and officials fear 24 more have perished after giant two-mile wide tornado pulverises Oklahoma

Daily Mail
A desperate search is underway for survivors after a giant two-mile wide tornado roared through the suburbs of Oklahoma leaving 91 dead, including seven children who drowned in a pool of water at their school.



Triage: Obama Summons Media Lapdogs to Secret White House Meeting
 By Warner Todd Huston   --Media - Media Bias

Spotted: @joshtpm @capehartj @ezraklein & other lefty columnists headed into the West Wing as a group. POTUS coffee? Carney meeting? Anyone?



IER/AEA: A Free Market Energy Organization
 By Robert L. Bradley, Jr.   --Energy - Environment

In his recent Huffington Post piece, Elliott Negin of the Union of Concerned Scientists portrays the Institute for Energy Research (IER) and its advocacy arm, the American Energy Alliance (AEA), as “a front organization for the oil and gas industry.”  The title of his piece says it all: “Unreliable Sources: How the Media Help the Kochs and ExxonMobil Spread Climate Disinformation.”



Criminal alien allegedly rapes, brutalizes 9-year-old in ‘Sanctuary City’
 By Jim Kouri   --Crime - Security

An Ecuadorian criminal alien, who was released last year when Baltimore, Md., became a sanctuary city, was arrested by federal agents for the violent rape of a 9-year-old girl, according to a Judicial Watch report released on Monday.



Prince Charles: Too “Green” to be King?
 By Dennis Avery   --Energy - Environment

CHURCHVILLE, VA—Prince Charles recently made his most outspoken criticism yet of the world’s failure to reduce CO2 emissions. Meanwhile, British families have seen no global warming trend in 16 years, while their electric bills have doubled to support expensive and unreliable wind turbines.



Hizbollah’s Struggle for Domestic Survival: Lebanese Discourse on the Social Networks
 By INSS   --Middle East

Hizbollah’s increasingly apparent involvement in the bloodshed in Syria has hurt the organization’s legitimacy and popularity within Lebanon. The developments and discourse in the Lebanese social media in recent months indicate the depth of the crises that Hizbollah now faces. The terms “civil war,” “confrontation,” “political vacuum” and “sectarian struggle” pepper the online discourse frequently, implying that Lebanon is on a trajectory towards internal strife.



Virginia’s Cuccinelli Battles Democrats, Media
 By Cliff Kincaid   --Media - Media Bias

The Washington Post apparently doesn’t care how ridiculous it looks as it embarks on the process of destroying Ken Cuccinelli and other Republican candidates for top statewide offices in Virginia.



Dem Sen. Boxer blames tornadoes on global warming
 By Marc Morano   --Global Warming - Climategate

A Climate Depot Special Report debunking a global warming/tornado connection

Morano Statement: “U.S.  Senators Boxer and Whitehouse and other global warming activists have descended into buffoonery trying to exploit a natural disaster in Oklahoma. Have you no sense of decency, Senators? At long last, have you left no sense of decency or understanding of science?”



Mother Nature’s Message to Mankind
 By Alan Caruba   --Energy - Environment

After a tornado tore through Moore, Oklahoma in 1999, people returned and rebuilt their homes and other structures destroyed by it.



Piers Morgan: Obama scandals are ‘vaguely tyrannical’
 By Robert Laurie   --Media - Media Bias

Friday night on Piers Morgan’s show, an amazing thing happened.  He was interviewing Libertarian magician Penn Jillette and the two were discussing Obama’s myriad scandals.



Liberal Laughing that ‘Conservatives’ Were Targeted by Oklahoma Tornado Today
 By Warner Todd Huston   --Media - Media Bias

Lizz Winstead is a producer and co-creator of the Daily Show, the left-wing comedy show hosted by Jon Stewart on Comedy Network. After this destructive and tragic tornado whipped through Moore, Oklahoma today, she thought it was hilarious that “conservatives” were killed there.




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