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Civil War won't happen yet!! Not until the banks close, and the people are hungry and frustrated and know that their government has been robbing them and cheating them all this time. Not until they know that the International Bankers have also been robbing them all the time. Not until they realize that they don't matter anymore and their families are in grave jeopardy. Not until they know that President Obama's Administration was the worse ever; and why did they elect him twice. Actually, I still contend that Obama won the last election through massive voter fraud. However, Obama had done such a great job in destroying America economically, that his Puppet Masters had to have him back for another evil and fraudulent term.

But in the end; they will all wind up in the worst parts of hell fire and brimstone imaginable. As their lord Satan is defeated and his fallen angels conquered; and Satan's antichrist beast leader is thrown with him, into the bottomless pit; where their tormenting's will be hundreds of times greater than the most wicked people on the planet!!
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Original Message [link to www.nationaljournal.com]

As the clock ticks down toward a possible government shutdown, Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, isn't holding back.

On the Senate floor before 10 a.m. Friday, the senator gave a speech describing how American politics have reached the level at which "a small group of willful men and women who have a certain ideology"—read: the tea party and Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas—have been able to take over the congressional budget debate in the last week. "Since they can't get their way," Harkin said, "they're going to create this confusion and discourse and hope that the public will be so mixed up in who is to blame for this, that they'll blame both sides."

This isn't just congressional business as usual, Harkin said. It's much, much more dire:

It's dangerous. It's very dangerous. I believe, Mr. President, we are at one of the most dangerous points in our history right now. Every bit as dangerous as the break-up of the Union before the Civil War.

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Looks like it really is about to go down. I never thought I would see this in my lifetime.

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