Judgment Day Pespectives
Newsletter, April 19, 2009

The Second American Revolution Has Officially Begun 

Our citizens are being persecuted by the same crowd of Jewish Bankers that made war against America in 1776.

Epitaph of those who refused to see Judeo-Communism-Zionism for what it really is:

"No man escapes when freedom fails;
The best men rot in filthy jails.

And those who cried  'appease, appease'
Are hanged by those they tried to please" 

 

item #1: Whites Starting to Fight Back in South Africa

http://www.zasucks.com/?p=2555#comment-6983

 Item #2:  Tennessee Critic of Pastor Anderson's Attackers Gets Visit From Attack Helicopters

Hey guys, this man lives in Union County, Tennessee. He had just E-Mailed the two border patrol thugs which assaulted Pastor Anderson, a few days ago, and just ten minutes later had four very large military helicopters buzz and circle his home at a very low altitude shaking his house.
   I called Mr. Monroe as soon as I got this message to see if he was OK and he assured me that he was. Mr. Monroe does not believe the ten minute interval was a coincidence but intentional as intimidation. Mr. Monroe is a retired Navy man and now feels that his 20 years in the U.S. Navy was wasted time. He is very patriotic and loves this country. Mr. Monroe does not mind his E-Mail address being circulated. He wants the entire world to know what thugs we have as employess of "THE" gubment.
   Enclosed, as an attachment, is a close-up picture of an Army attack helicopter taken just today at a Tennessee airport by yours truly. Notice the rocket pods mounted on the sides. Don't know if this is the same type of helicopter that flew over Mr. Monroe's house today or not.

 

----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Monroe
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 1:31 PM
Subject: Fw: PASTOR ANDERSON

FOUR MILITARY HELICOPTERS JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE ABOUT 10 MIN. AFTER E- MAILING THESE THUGS
I WANTED ABOUT 50 OF YOU TO KNOW   BILL MONROE      865-659-8793

----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Monroe
To: cesar.diaz@DHS.gov
Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 1:19 PM
Subject: PASTOR ANDERSON

WHAT A SHAME?  WE ARE NOT EVEN SAFE IN OUR HOMES FROM GOVERNMENT THUGS.....I LOVE MY COUNTRY,
IT IS THE GOVERNMENT AND WHAT IT HAS BECOME THAT I FEAR
BILL MONROE MAYNARDVILLE TN

Item #3:  Mystery Babylon Is Falling

WTC office towers could be put off for decades    (an earlier story predicts this outcome below)

By AMY WESTFELDT Associated Press Writer
Posted: 04/16/2009 06:04:56 AM PDT

 

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FILE - This March 22, 2009 aerial file photo shows the World... ((AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)) 

 

NEW YORK—Construction of several ground zero office towers could be put off for decades because of the failing real estate market, the site's owners said Thursday, citing an analysis that projected one skyscraper might not be built and occupied until 35 years after Sept. 11.
Developer Larry Silverstein and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have been talking on and off for months about rewriting a 3-year-old agreement that gives the developer rights to build three out of five towers planned at the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attack site.
Silverstein, unable to obtain financing for all the towers and with only about $1 billion left in insurance money to pay for them, asked the Port Authority last fall to guarantee financing for two of his towers, officials familiar with the negotiations say.
The Port Authority agreed to back one tower already under construction, where the government agency has agreed to move once it's built. Executive Director Chris Ward on Thursday cited the exodus of major financial firms like Merrill Lynch and AIG from downtown Manhattan as a reason to not flood the market with 10 million square feet of office space at the same time—about 2013.
Ward also said that Silverstein was free to build his three towers on his own.
"Mr. Silverstein is asking the public sector to finance, in fact, his buildings," Ward said. Silverstein "is seeking the Port Authority's capacity to finance office space downtown."

Janno Lieber, who oversees the trade center site for Silverstein, said Thursday that guaranteeing financing for Silverstein's towers would help generate commercial rents the Port Authority could collect for the 90 years remaining on Silverstein's lease.
"Most important, from a public standpoint, this allows the Port Authority to honor its commitment to rebuild lower Manhattan—a promise that the agency has made many times since 9/11," he added.
The Port Authority is building a 1,776-foot skyscraper, commonly known as the Freedom Tower, that is set to open in 2013. It has no beginning or completion date for a second tower it is responsible for building. Silverstein's other towers should be built whenever the market improves, Ward said.
The Freedom Tower and Silverstein's three planned towers—designed by architects like Lord Norman Foster and Richard Rogers—are all expected to be among the city's tallest.
But an analysis prepared for the Port Authority by the Cushman & Wakefield real estate brokerage projected that while two of Silverstein's towers could be built by 2013, a third wouldn't be built until 2030 and fully leased until 2036. A second tower that hasn't been built yet wouldn't be fully leased until 2025, the analysis said.
A construction union leader appealed to Gov. David Paterson to finance all three towers to keep tens of thousands of workers employed, and ridiculed a proposal to leave two Silverstein towers incomplete by building the first few floors.
"The option to build 'stumps' instead of gleaming office towers must be rejected, as it would be a failure from which the site as a whole may not soon recover," wrote Gary La Barbera, president of the Building & Construction Trades Council of Greater New York.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who has committed city office space to the one tower the Port Authority agreed to back, said Thursday the 2036 date is "just a number out of the blue."
"My hope is that things will get done a lot quicker. ... The problem is that you sort of have to do everything or at least part of everything because if you don't, then nothing works.
Bloomberg mentioned the Sept. 11 memorial, which the Port Authority has promised to open in part by the 10th anniversary of the attacks. But the mayor, who chairs the memorial foundation, said "the museum will not be done and there will be parts that will, for years afterwards, be going in and out of accessibility."
The Port Authority and Silverstein have said they need a new lease deal to ensure completion dates for the memorial, an underground parking lot and a multibillion-dollar transit hub. The lease is also costing Silverstein hundreds of millions of dollars in rent for undeveloped space, while the Port Authority has paid over $100 million in late fees for not excavating all the land Silverstein needs to build on.
The lease requires Silverstein to build his three towers by 2013 or forfeit rights to them.
Kathryn Wylde, chief executive of the Partnership for New York business group, said the real estate market would likely drive the decision how fast to build back office space.
"If you don't have commercial tenants demanding the space, I don't see it being developed," she said. But she wondered at projections like the 2030 date, saying demand for new office space in lower Manhattan would happen long before that.
"It may take five years, it may take 10 years," she said, "but it's not going to take 21 years."

Item #4:  Whites in USA and Canada Have Been set Up for a Fall, Just Like South Africa

http://www.radicalpress.com/?p=996

 

Item #5:  Free Enterprise Versus Jew-Communism

Make No Mistake About “Stimulus Spending…”

This Saturday, we tip our hats to the bold, self-reliant and Sovereign Individuals who live on the island of Kauai. Their proactivity…and their example…is more powerful than any tax-day tea rally or Keynesian spending spree. Let me explain why…
Kauai is the oldest of the Hawaiian isles.
Known as the “Garden Isle,” it’s not necessarily Hawaii’s most popular tourist destination. I’ve been to Hawaii twice – to Maui and Honolulu – and never visited Kauai. But it’s beauty is supposedly unrivaled in the rest of the islands…which are gorgeous in and of themselves.
But as the “Garden Isle,” Kauai owes most of its tourism revenues – and in turn, its local economy – to the lush forests and wildlife that fill its state parks, and the roads and infrastructure that give tourists access to those parks.
Well, they hit a snag last year…when heavy flooding wiped out the roads and bridges that give tourists access to Polihale State Park.
No worries! Barack Obama and the stimulus parade to the rescue…right? After all, the Feds are throwing money after tons of state governments’ questionable infrastructure projects. This is a perfect fit. Time to stimulate, right?
So the feds sized up the job, and they gave their prognosis. It would cost US$4 million dollars and take two years to get the job done.
The citizens of Kauai gave the feds a collective “blank stare”. That timetable simply would not work.
“Unemployment in Kauai is already at 9.1%,” comments one blogger. And “members of the park’s nearby community are afraid of further job losses if the park is not opened soon.” “That park is the key to the sheer survival of the business,” says Ivan Slack, co-owner of Napali Kayak.
So the locals did what any reasonable, right-minded set of folks would do in their circumstances. They did the work themselves.
Eight days later…and at a cost of zero (as in not a penny) to the state and federal governments…Polihale State Park was back online and ready for visitors. They even brought in a crane for bridge repairs. I’m going to repeat that last one just so that it sinks in…they even brought in a crane for bridge repairs…at no cost to the government.
When asked about their reaction to the situation, local citizens just shrugged and responded in a weary, jaded tone; “We shouldn't have to do this, but when it gets to a state level, it just gets so bureaucratic, something that took us eight days would have taken them years.”
That’s just in case you were wondering what kind of results the hundreds of billions in ‘shovel-ready’ projects might actually yield. A big, fat goose egg is the likely result…at least for most taxpayers. Unless you’re one of the lucky few corporations with access to the new “Obama-rail” system.

Item #6:  More Unreported Black-On-White Crime

http://xavierthoughts.blogspot.com/search/label/Self%20Defense

Item #7:  Another White "Insurgent" Maltreated by Cops

http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=95208

Item #8:  Stupid Liberal Says Tax Protestors are "Racist Rednecks" 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms45EzMR0f8