SNEAKY ADMINISTRATION MOVE TO KILL KEYSTONE PIPELINE

FOX NEWS is reporting that the EPA is working closely with various environmental groups to develop and initiate strategies to scuttle the construction of the Keystone Pipeline from Canada to Texas. A series of e-mails has been obtained under the Freedom of Information Act that seems to indicate a conspiracy to stop the project. 

COMMENTS:

Canada has a surplus of oil and has indicated a desire to sell it to the U.S. as opposed to other countries.  God bless them, but Obama is clearly against the pipeline because, he wants energy prices in the U.S. to soar for a variety of reasons, one of which is probably to line the pockets of some of his influential Middle Eastern friends and to ensure a comfortable retirement for himself.  His position is clearly contradictory to the wishes of the majority of Americans and Congressional members who relish the thought of having additional oil flow into the country.  But then again, Obama doesn’t give a hoot what anybody else thinks. 

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:

Q. Why is it that the Russians are so reluctant to accept U.S. help on the security for the Olympics?  (Carla ~ Reno, NV)

A. Just what makes you think we are God’s gift to international security?  The Russians invented spying and police actions and Putin was the master of it for many years.  Obama, on the other hand, is undoubtedly the worst possible President this country could ever have during such a threat.  Besides, the Russians now have Snowden and we don’t. 

Q. I’m really concerned about the threat of cyber-attack.  We depend so much on computers in this country; I really think it is possible to shut the whole country down and throw us back into the dark ages.  How can we protect ourselves?  (Luke ~ Sun City, AZ)

A. You are correct in being concerned.  To start off, we need to quit being so cavalier about what computer protections we do have.  We talk about firewalls and anti-virus protections as if we are invulnerable.  But, there are thousands of professional and amateur hackers out there looking for ways to get in.  The proliferation of sophisticated but infected emails and malicious malware is also disconcerting.  I think we have to start by taking our computers off line when we are not sitting in front of them.  I’m not only talking about home PC’s, but mainframes as well.  Businesses can communicate in bursts as opposed to staying on-line continuously.  We need to change passwords frequently and keep them strong.  Keep your gas tanks full and have extra water around.  Be alert.  If your computer does anything unexpected, immediately get off line and run a full-system virus scan.  It may be inconvenient, but I’d rather be safe than sorry.  Those are my recommendations. 

Q. What do you think about Israel discovering and stopping an Al Qaeda plot to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Tel-Aviv? (Tanya ~ Morgan Hill, CA)

A. Back to the first question of the day, (above).  If we’re so damned smart and capable, why didn’t WE catch it?  This is one big reason why I trust what the Israel government has to say about Iranian nuclear progress much more than what Obama tells us.  I think our spy works are so busy trying to find out what Obama’s domestic political enemies are up to that we have let national security go to pot, or Colorado. 

TODAY’S QUOTE: ”In Russia we only had two TV channels. Channel One was propaganda. Channel Two consisted of a KGB officer telling you: Turn back at once to Channel One.” ~ Yakov Smirnoff

TODAY’S VIDEO: 
http://video.foxnews.com/v/3092313410001/proposal-for-state-mandated-pre-wedding-education-classes/#sp=show-clips