As we’ve known from President-elect Obama’s recent speech on a Civilian National Security Force, hotair.com today showed an audio clip of the future Chief of Staff attempting to explain (but not wanting to be pinned down) this plan.

It’s gettin’ kinda spooky up yonder in DC, ain’t it?

By the way, whatever happened to the Second Amendment? Wasn’t it supposed to be our original “homeland security?”

-Phil

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Update:

 

This probably shouldn’t come as a surprise: hotair.com reports (replete with MSNBC video) that gun ownership has been absolutely skyrocketing since November 4 (check out the LA Times article, too).

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Update:

 

Things keep getting even more ominous (from theneinblog):

I included the mainpage link to the FFI website because there is at the top of the page a .pdf version of an affidavit submitted on 27 October 2008 by Bishop Ron McRae, Continental Bishop of the Anabaptist Churches of North America, in the case of Berg v. Obama. Bishop McRae’s afadavit is a MUST READ. The charges levied herein have been read on these pages before. Bishop McRae, however, gets into the specifics. He charges that Obama, through the $1 million funding donated to his Kenyan cousin, Raila Odinga, via the “Friends of Senator Barack Obama” financial vehicle were to be used for“Violence as a last result…to discourage voter participation in hostile areas…use ODM agents on the ground to engineer ethnic tensions in target areas…” This is exactly what occured in mid-December 2007. Remember the massacre of Christians in their church, forced to remain inside and burn to death by what we now know were machete-wielding “ODM agents?” This information comes directly from Raila Odinga’s financial reports and are entered cited as submitted “exhibits” within the affidavit. Bishop McRae also lends strong support from the Kenyan community to the Berg v Obama lawsuit by citing those sources with respect Obama’s birth in Mombassa, Kenya. The primary source of these citations is that of Obama’s paternal grandmother, Ms. Sarah Hussein Obama, of Alego-Kogello, Kenya.

This goes well together with WTPF.org’s recent update and their mention of Bishop McRae’s affidavits.