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Travus T. Hipp - Cabale News ServiceNovember 06 2009 Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: But Can They Make It Work? Some Notes On Nancy Pelosi's Health Reform Bill Modification (November 6, 2009)

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In The News: Proof that it's not safe or sensible to harass people who have easy access to high powered weapons... A US Army Psychiatrist, Nidal Malik Hasan, who had been objecting to the war in Iraq when stationed at Walter Reed Army hospital and then transferred to a war zone deployment center at Ft Hood Texas, the largest military base in the world, took his pistols, went down to the processing center and killed 13 staffers, wounding 31 more. According to ABCNews Hasan "...wanted out of the Army after being constantly harassed by others in the military and was called a "camel jockey,"

Who's responsible for the children? The number one Flu in the world now is H1N1 Swine flu and in America, it's being handled badly. For instance (and 'go figure') the New York bankers at the bailed-out Goldman Sachs all got their shots but many US children haven't.

The US brokered, OAS approved deal in Honduras that would have returned legitimate president Manuel Zelaya to his office with a coalition government has fallen apart putting the upcoming elections at risk, and closer to the category termed "fraudulent". Apparently the coup government was insistent on refusing Zelaya's ministers the opportunity to participate in that coalition.

The House of Representatives is getting ready to vote on the Health Reform bill changes and Nancy Pelosi claims to have enough votes even if 30 of the "Blue Dog" Democrats choose to vote like Rethuglicans.

For Your Marijuana is NOT NECESARILY a "De-motivator" files - Tim Lincecum, the Cy Young award winning pitcher for the SF Giants and Washington native got busted near Vancouver Washington with 3 grams of Marijuana and a pipe.

The American police state breathes freely under the Obama administration.
From Bill, at The World According To Bill Fisher:

Is a Re-Do of Post-9/11 Paranoia the Best We Can Do?

By William Fisher

The USA Patriot Act, rushed into law by a panicky U.S. Congress in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, gave law enforcement sweeping new powers, including broad surveillance powers to spy on innocent Americans. But it also stipulated that three of its more controversial provisions should expire at the end of next month unless reapproved by lawmakers.

And it appears that reapproval may be about to happen – evidently with a green light from the Obama Administration and over strong objections from human rights and civil liberties groups.

Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee passed the USA Patriot Act Extension Act of 2009. The bill makes only minor changes to the original Patriot Act and was further watered down by amendments adopted during the Committee’s deliberations... [In Full]

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