Underground 06-04-14

Hit Man Admits To Murdering People On Command For The Clintons

A man admitted that he killed people regularly, and on command, for Hillary and Bill Clinton.
Larry Nichols worked for the Clintons for 10 years. On The Pete Santilli show, he admitted that he had actually murdered people after being ordered to do so directly by Hillary and Bill.
For all of you who do not remember, Larry was a key figure in Bill’s impeachment.
He said:

They sent me overseas to kill people for them and told me it was for the good of the Country. So when they asked me to do it for them in the States it felt no different. The real truth is, I did it for the money and I didn’t give a shit about the women I beat and the men I murdered. The Clintons are bad people and I did bad things for them. I had to live with that all of these years and now I just don’t care anymore who knows it.

Larry said the Clintons are bad people, and involved in many dirty, illegal doings.
In fact, claimed Larry, they employed an entire team of people to hide their activities from the public. Larry said the Clintons were knee-deep in drug-running, murders, and manipulation in an longterm effort to gain power and control.
Pete Santilli also brought up the recent comments by Gennifer Flowers (Flowers recently came out and said Hillary was a lesbian).
Larry said Hillary has always been a lesbian — this is nothing new, he claimed.
He said, “One thing I know for sure, she did have enough sex with men to have a kid, but it wasn’t Bill Clinton’s Kid she had … Chelsea is actually the daughter of Web Hubble.”

White House backpedals after claiming Bergdahl 'served with honor and distinction'

Deputy national security advisor Tony Blinken struggled to cover for his boss Susan Rice on Tuesday, backtracking from her contention that Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl “served with honor and distinction” in the face of tough questions from NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell.
Mitchell confronted Blinken over Rice’s Sunday claim that Bergdahl “served with honor and distinction” —  an assertion almost immediately disproven by scores of Bergdahl’s comrades and official Pentagon reports, which show the soldier abandoned his post and may have been seeking to join the Taliban.

“Why did Susan Rice say he served with honor and distinction?” she asked. “It was clear to the military as soon as he left what had happened, according to his former fellow soldiers?”
“Andrea, as Chairman Dempsey said this morning, we need to give Sgt. Bergdahl an opportunity to tell his story,” Blinken dodged, refusing to address Rice’s claim. “Right now we’re focused on bringing him back to the United States. He hasn’t even spoken to his family yet. There’s a whole transition process that goes on.”
“Keep in mind,” the deputy national security advisor continued, ”he just spent five years in captivity in the most horrendous conditions possible. We want to bring him home, we want to reunite him with his family, we want to get him well. And then he’ll have an opportunity to tell us what happened.”

More criticism of Bergdahl release: Afghanistan condemns prisoner swap

Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai is the latest critic of President Obama’s decision to trade five Taliban members from Guantanamo for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
Karzai’s press office issued a statement yesterday, saying the deal violates international law.
Reuters reported that the Afghan president was “angry” that the United States and Qatar brokered the agreement without consulting him, particularly considering the release of the five militants could directly impact stability in his country.
A source told Reuters, “The president is now even more distrustful of U.S. intentions in the country.”

The prisoners released by the United States are members of the Afghanistan Taliban, and are all hardened militants deemed a high security threat to the United States by intelligence and military analysts.
Bergdahl was held by the Haqqani Network, a group of militants affiliated with the Taliban that operates in the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
It is, therefore, extremely strange that the hostage-takers did not demand the release of the top Haqqani militant currently in custody, Haji Mali Kahn, as part of the trade. Instead, all five prisoners from Guananamo were Taliban. Only one, Haji Mali Kahn, has any known ties to the Haqqani Network.
For Afghanistan, the release of five high level Taliban could add to the instability in the country.
Taliban officials released a statement on Sunday, saying that the exchange “won’t help the peace process in any way, because we don’t believe in the peace process.”
Karzai has made several efforts to negotiate with the Taliban to end the violence in the country, without success. The Taliban has said it wants all foreign troops to leave the country, and is content to wait until that exit rather than to engage in any type of negotiations.

Allen West Calls For The Impeachment Of Barack Obama

This is a really big deal. Allen West is a well respected war veteran and former U.S Army Lt. Colonel and if he is calling for Obama’s impeachment people will listen.
Via AllenBWest.com:
Why would the United States acquiesce to the demands of a non-state, non-uniform terrorist organization — the Taliban? The Taliban is our enemy and it is not a nation-state with whom we should enter into negotiations. There are some 141 detainees at GITMO. The five released were senior Taliban officials, basically members of Mullah Omar’s inner circle. If we wanted to release detainees in exchange for Bergdahl, there were many others to choose from. Why these?
The rate of recidivism for GITMO released detainees has gone from 1 in 6 to 1 in 3 — and why would we think a one-year travel ban out of Qatar will be respected, or even make a difference with today’s modern communications technology? Even Obama has now stated they may just return to terrorist activity.
Obama’s breaking of the law in this case presents serious national security concerns — for all Americans. This is aiding and abetting the enemy, which goes along with the collusion of this administration with Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated organizations and supplying weapons and arms to Islamists.
Obama just released the leadership of a terrorist organization, and what did we get in return? A deserter, who by his own self-proclamation harbors anti-American sentiments — which it seems that Susan Rice, our esteemed National Security Advisor, didn’t even realize his heinous actions — or maybe as usual she just lied about it again. Bergdahl served the United States with honor and distinction? Let’s not send Susan Rice out ever again.
To hear Obama state that “no American should be left behind” — has he forgotten about Benghazi and Marine SGT Tahmooressi? How about leaving behind American veterans to die?
Ladies and gentlemen, I submit that Barack Hussein Obama’s unilateral negotiations with terrorists and the ensuing release of their key leadership without consult — mandated by law — with the U.S. Congress represents high crimes and misdemeanors, an impeachable offense.

SARAH PALIN: OBAMA TIMED BOWE BERGDAHL RELEASE TO DISTRACT FROM VA SCANDAL

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin believes President Barack Obama timed the release of Bowe Bergdahl to distract from his administration’s Veterans Administration wait-list scandal in which at least 40 veterans reportedly died after they were put on secret waiting lists.
“This feel-good story doesn’t feel real good, America,” said on Monday. “The timing of this is to distract from the VA scandals and other Obama Error disasters. Now more than ever we need a cornerstone of our democracy to do its job and get the answers to what the devil is going on in the White House.”
Obama announced Bergdahl’s release the day after VA Secretary Eric Shinseki resigned. And The Hill noted that Obama’s POW exchange pushed Shinseki’s resignation from the headlines,” as the “Sunday shows were packed with administration officials defending the decision and Republicans launching into political attacks against” Obama.
Palin also challenged the media to get to the bottom of the “very concerning” POW exchange.
“You prove yourselves idiots if you take for an answer that there’s nothing amiss on this one either, ‘not even a smidgen,’” she said.
Palin also declared that Obama “blew it” and destroyed troop morale while blasting Bergdahl’s father’s anti-American sentiments. She linked to a Breitbart News report and asked Americans to learn more about the five dangerous terrorists Obama released and the American soldier he freed.
“As for the released soldier, let’s hope he can enjoy his freedom back home. It would be wonderful for him to make it back to Idaho in time for Father’s Day,” Palin noted. “Perhaps around a traditional all-American barbeque for pops, he can convince his dad there’s no need to continue his anti-American rants that tear the fabric of the flag to which his son pledged allegiance.”

Eric Holder Announces Task Force For “Domestic Terrorists”

Eric Holder stated on Monday that a special task for will be created to focus on the “escalating danger” of  “homegrown terrorists.”
“But we also must concern ourselves with a different type of threat. We face an escalating danger from self-radicalized individuals within our own borders,” he said.
“Now — as the nature of the threat we face evolves to include the possibility of individual radicalization via the Internet — it is critical that we return our focus to potential extremists here at home,” Holder said.
Of course, right-wing conservatives are considered to be the ‘new terrorists’ by this administration. This announcement amounts to an increase of persecution of anyone who seeks to challenge the government.
Therefore, expect some false flag events staged by the government and blamed on ‘right-wing zealots’ relatively soon.
Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder, Jr. on Monday announced the creation of a task force within the Justice Department to combat an “escalating danger” from “homegrown” terrorists within the United States.
The Justice Department, in a news release accompanying Holder’s weekly video address, cited a Congressional Research Service report last year that said domestic terrorists were responsible for more than two dozen incidents in the U.S. since 9/11.
Holder, in the video, cited the Boston Marathon bombings last year and shootings at Fort Hood in 2009 and 2014 as examples of “the danger we face from these homegrown threats.”
The FBI was criticized for its decision not to share information with local law enforcement agencies about Tamerlan Tsarnaev, one of the brothers authorities say were behind the bombings.

Extortion 17 is a Bigger Scandal and Betrayal than Benghazi

Extortion 17 could be a bigger scandal and betrayal of Americans than Benghazi. While Benghazi resulted in four American deaths, Extortion 17 resulted in 38 deaths, including nearly two dozen Navy SEALs. Many of these SEALs were made famous, credited with the killing of Osama bin Laden. The Chinook helicopter they were aboard was shot down by Taliban forces, which written testimony confirms knew the elite forces were coming into the area. Families are going after the Obama administration for what they believe were leaks that led to their family members' deaths. According to Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on National Security, "We're going to dive into this."
Billy Vaughn, father of slain Navy SEAL Aaron Vaughn, recently told Freedom Outpost that the family wants to see Vice President Joe Biden and former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta held accountable for national security breaches when they outed the SEALs. 

Chinese General Says U.S. Foreign Policy Has ‘Erectile Dysfunction’ Problems

A Chinese general used a regional security conference this weekend to tell a global audience that U.S. rhetoric about the South China Sea risks provoking Beijing.
For the Chinese language audience, the general used language saltier — and perhaps more provocative — words to describe how he feels about U.S. power.
Maj. Gen Zhu Chenghu, a professor at the National Defense University, made the remarks in an interview with Chinese-language Phoenix TV at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore Saturday.
He suggested that if China came to blows with any of its neighbors, the U.S. might not be a reliable ally.
“As U.S. power declines, Washington needs to rely on its allies in order to reach its goal of containing China’s development,” he told the TV station.
“But whether it will get involved or use military intervention once there is a territorial dispute involving China and its neighbors, that is another issue,” he added.
He said that this depended on the U.S. ability to project power, citing Ukraine as an example.
He said, “we can see from the situation in Ukraine this kind of ED” –which he explained in Chinese was a military abbreviation for something that may have meant “extended deployment” – “has become the male type of ED problem – erectile dysfunction.”
Mr. Zhu was one of several Chinese military officials who reacted angrily to remarks of U.S. defense secretary Chuck Hagel, who accused China of taking destabilizing actions in the South China Sea.
Hong Kong-based Phoenix TV has close ties to Beijing and much of its audience is in mainland China.
China’s stance on its maritime claims in the South China Sea has led it into disputes with Vietnam and the Philippines. A standoff over a Chinese drilling rig in waters claimed by Hanoi led to deadly anti-Chinese rioting in Vietnam in May.
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