More Brazen Iron Hand Rule From The White House

by Joel Hendon⁽¹⁷⁸⁾ Red Star

The latest in the high-handed and brazen Chicago style actions from the White House, appears to possibly have some strong repercussions. Many of these tactics have gone unpublicized by the biased media.

One of the earliest such fiascoes came early on, when several attorneys and other officials challenged Obama's citizenship, which they all whoo-pooed it down as idiotic while refusing to settle it with proof. This smells of something which they could not produce. Pressure was put on the media, even those vehemently opposed to the president-elect, so that virtually all accepted the very limited document, "certificate of live birth" issued by the Hawaii Health Department, which has been proven that anyone bringing a child into this country can obtain one. The detailed birth certificate with names of doctors, which hospital, etc., has never been presented and the said health department has been issued orders to allow no one access to those records. The same has been done concerning his school records.

There are several lawsuits still pending to force the providing of the legal, long form birth certificate, others have been dismissed for "lack of standing" of those who filed them. Obama's paternal grandmother and a half sister both claim that he was born in Kenya and they were present at his birth. As soon as that was brought out, the Kenyan government put a "no contact" order on those relatives and placed any calls to them through a screening process.

Some of those who legally challenged Obama and the DNC of the citizenship problem, including former presidential candidate, Alan Keyes, were threatened with financial sanctions if they continued to pursue the challenges.

Now the latest episode, the firing of General Gerald Walpin by Obama, who declared him unfit to serve, due to being "confused and disoriented" during a meeting last week. On Wednesday, he received a phone call from a White House attorney who told him to resign within an hour or be fired. The Wall Street Journal has an excellent article on this current situation. Following is a couple of paragraphs taken from that article which shows the implications, but readers are encouraged to read the entire article.

A George W. Bush appointee, Mr. Walpin has since 2007 been the inspector general for the Corporation for National and Community Service, the federal agency that oversees such subsidized volunteer programs as AmeriCorps. In April 2008 the Corporation asked Mr. Walpin to investigate reports of irregularities at St. HOPE, a California nonprofit run by former NBA star and Obama supporter Kevin Johnson. St. HOPE had received an $850,000 AmeriCorps grant, which was supposed to go for three purposes: tutoring for Sacramento-area students; the redevelopment of several buildings; and theater and art programs.

Mr. Walpin's investigators discovered that the money had been used instead to pad staff salaries, meddle politically in a school-board election, and have AmeriCorps members perform personal services for Mr. Johnson, including washing his car. (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124511811033017539.html)

Mr. Walpin is outraged as can be expected. Several congressmen are also angry at this action. It is known that Mr. Johnson was a financial supporter of the Obama campaign. Perhaps it was simply pay-back time. It may be interesting to watch and see just what is done to put a stop to this noise, although I feel sure it will be done. Not many of the media are involved in showing it to be worthwhile news.

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