Chuck Norris claims thousands of right wing cell groups exist and will rebel against U.S. government

"We the people have the authority according to America’s Declaration of Independence, which states: That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government…"

Whoa. That is strong. Obama better behave himself.

I hope he does. I just can't see him functioning too well if Chuck gives him a roundhouse to the head.

Originally posted by jkm1864

Originally posted by TrueBrit


This is going to be some hell of an apocalypse. Thank god that here in UK we can pot shot at him with the futile nukes we have left.:O

If You don't know what true freedom is don't respond. Let me give You a hint under a free government if You get pregnant and you can't afford the child well tough luck because its not right to steal from the responsible to pay for Your mistakes....

Well tell the GOP to stop F#$@$@ with abortion rights - ya can't have it both ways...
If you stand up for choice then you have a leg to stand on!

If Chuck Norris is getting involved...I know I wouldn't want to be a political bureaucrat somewhere in D.C.
I must also say that I too appreciate Chuck's contempt for the US government and how inefficient it has become over the years.

Originally posted by TwiTcHomatic
I like chuck norris... heck he was even killed by bruce lee once... and who can forget "Invasion U.S.A".. HAHAHA, "time to die.."

I just hope he doesn't get snuffed out for speaking out about such things. If something odd does happen to the man, we know where is started.

I agree. I'd rather he were snuffed out for the years of bad acting.

Originally posted by Hallberg Rassy
"The economy was actually doing well throughout the majority of Bush's term".



Everything looks great when its purchased with Credit. President Bush ran massive deficits to fund Iraqi War, which set off credit bubble in derivatives Market, which extended credit to housing market that created housing bubble. Economics 101.

The Bill came due in late 2008, which forced lehman brothers collapse and the first cash transfer to AIG. President Obama has the uneviable position of clenaing up the fiscal irresponsibility of previous congress and President Bush.

You might want to read into what Barney Frank and his buddies have been up to since the Mid to late 1990's. They have been trying to pull the proverbial wool over the nations eyes for years.

The same people in this thread who have been slamming Mr. Norris probably have shrines dedicated to the likes of Sean Penn in their bedrooms. Norris has far more credibility in politics and patriotism than that treasonous, overacting egomaniacal windbag.

I give Norris credit for standing up for his beliefs in a Hollywood system that chastises those who don't fall off to the left.

[edit on 11-3-2009 by tac109]

Ah, our pal Chuck, the boy from Wilson, Oklahoma who makes good in California. Will Rogers was right; when Okies migrate to California it raises the I.Q. of both places.

It's not just militia groups that are ready to rebel. This website is very inspiring. We need to spread the word about it to everyone in the military and police forces.

www.oath-keepers.blogspot.com...

Am sorry if this has been previously commented upon in this thread, but there is a fellow by the name of Leo Zagami. From one perspective, he recieved his 15 minutes of fame in about 2007-2008, when he amongst other things was interviewed under the Camelot project, and several times by Greg Szymanski of Arctic Beacon.

Leo quickly became highly controversial, as he claimed to be an Illuminati defector. According to his oftenly very hard to follow testimonials, his intention was to create some form of anti-Illuminati global network.

This apparently included patriotic paramilitary groups in the US. He mentioned a number; allegedly he had 15.000 such individuals at his command.

At times credence seemed attached to his stories; when he at times in the phone interviews called people to his phone, such as guards from his alleged personal body guard group and members of above mentioned guerilla groups.

Due to his available testimonials, Norwegian police (he lived in Norway at the time) payed a visit to mr. Zagami's quarters in Oslo, which ended with him being unable to visit his child and wife on any regular basis.

On his website at the time, very credible documents proving former membership in different occult orders were displayed.

reply to post by TheDarkNight


Oh, there's the 'gold fringe' stuff popping up it's head again.

Here's some clarification...

www.armystudyguide.com...

www.landrights.com...

www.usa-flag-site.org...

I really have to know, how it is that america can have voted for someone , and then less than half a year on, want to have an open revolt? If the factions massing for action were in the majority , then Obama wouldnt be in office ... they are not in the majority and therefore have no business trying to mess with a situation that the large majority of americans voted for and therefore approve of.

Originally posted by jibeho

Only you could make this into an anti Bush thread.
The economy was actually doing well throughout the majority of Bush's term.

Heh, that's like saying the titanic had a thousand miles of pleasurable cruising before it hit the iceberg.

reply to post by TrueBrit


Actually, the true conservatives in America really had no one to vote for. McCains plan may have sounded a little different, but was still part of the lefts socialist/fascist agenda. I am getting the feeling that as a lot of us former conservative/republican types moved more to the "center" as, for me anyway, the Libertarian Party more accurately lines up with where I stand. So a lot of "us" voted McCain - picking the lesser of two evils, a lot of us probably wasted our vote on Ron Paul (and I say "wasted" because I believe that RP write in votes may have been discarded or "lost"), and some of us (not me) who were tired of the trampling of the republican party by Bush fell for the illusion called "change" and "hope". So, while Obama was voted in with a "landslide" 53% of the popular vote, there really was no opponent on the official ballots that was any better. We are angry that the "choice" we had in the election was members from opposite parties who's plans were the same - take the working Americans money and give it to everyone else, while going against the constitution and making the government control everything.

I can see it now. Chuck Norris , Jesse Ventura, and Ted Nugent playing stranglehold in the background. It sounds like a good movie to me!::lol

respectfully

reluctantpawn

reply to post by tallcool1


I see what you are saying , and to a large extent I agree with what you say about the choices you were offered. They were not many I will grant you , but there were very important differences between the way McCain wanted things done ,and the way Obama wanted them done.
In the end though , someone won the election , and made history. Surely refuting that and all the implications of it, is against democracy ? I mean all democracy is and has ever been is choose who screws you next! And another thing ... Left wing fascists?? Dont be ridiculous, you cant be a lefty and endorse xenophobia . Its not possible. The two in the same room is called a blood bath . Its like a Nazi and a Hippie having a tea party together... doesnt happen! RIGHTIES are the group the extreme end of which is fascism.The extreme left believe in utopian equality where collecting more money and goods than you need gets you landed in jail. Thats how it is , how it was, and how it probably always will be.
(Obviously generalisation aside, do you get what I mean?)

reply to post by TrueBrit


Obama only got 53% of the popular vote.

wiki on 2008 election

And some that voted for him are not happy still.