Rick Tyler Running for U.S. Senate Seat in Florida

by admin on May 29, 2010

By Pat Shannan, American Free Press, May 17, 2010 – Issue 20

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     Pastor Rick Tyler of Pensacola, Fla., has been an AFP and Spotlight distributor nearly 30 years. He has hosted many conferences and his own radio show, written many articles and has always stood on Biblical principles as he continually lashed out at the corrupt, criminal and godless government. Now he has thrown his hat into the heated battle for the Florida Senate seat and on April 29 paid his fees to officially put his name on the November ballot.

     This race is already the most closely watched U.S. Senate race in the country, and the dedicated Christian conservative voter has no other choice but Tyler. With Gov. Charlie Crist having now declared an independent candidacy, it creates a three-way even split between the major candidates.

Coming from behind late last year, former State House Speaker Marco Rubio (R) had so crushed the sitting governor in recent polls that Crist decided to continue the battle as an independent without waiting for his imminent defeat in the Republican primary on Aug. 31.

     This situation creates a fertile climate for a truly independent, insurgent candidate such as Tyler to make waves and influence the outcome of the general election, even possibly garnering 25.1 percent of the vote to win the election. He believes that there are enough conservative Floridians, angry at the socialist drift of the nation, to rise up en masse for the only candidate, including the minor party candidates, who will address the most important issues in a proper manner: America’s Israel-first policy, anti-white immigration policy and criminal control of our nation by the global elite.

     The most recent poll by Quinnipiac University had Rubio leading Crist by 23 points in the primary, but it suggested Crist could win a three-way race with him and U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, the Democratic candidate, a black man. However, the state Republican Party has already warned county and state party executive committee members that they will be removed from their positions if they support an independent Crist campaign in any way. Members who have already said they will back Crist must rescind their support and ask to have their contributions refunded, although Crist does not have to give the money back.

     The rift between the GOP and Crist seemed inconceivable less than 18 months ago, when he was a rising star in the party. He had a huge lead over Rubio in the polls when they entered the race for the seat of recently resigned Cuban-born Sen. Mel Martinez.

     Being born and raised in Miami, Tyler witnessed firsthand one of the better-known instances in American history when an alien people flooded in and took over a major American city. He feels that this experience qualifies him to address issues related to the problems of both legal and illegal immigration.

     AFP readers will remember the recent Tyler-sponsored Pensacola convention events exposing 9-11 truth as well as the Three Pillars of Tyranny Convention dealing with the corruption and illegality of the income tax, the Federal Reserve and the 17th Amendment. He has long been involved with the patriot issues and the exposing of the truth of various government crimes.

     Twenty-five years before the current tea party protests became popular, he led the charge at a 1985 tea party event in Fort Myers, Fla., where the patriots dumped IRS “1040” forms in the Caloosahatchee River.

     He made his April 15 announcement, significantly, in front of the federal courthouse in Pensacola because “the federal courthouse is representative of a tyrannical force of obfuscation in this nation.” With Tyler’s name on the ballot, Florida voters will have a clear-cut choice to move away from the lookalikes in both major parties. His entrance in the race could change the picture dramatically before election time in November. More information can be found at tylerforsenate.com. ◊

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Will America Resort to ‘Nuking’ Gulf Oil Spill?

by admin on May 28, 2010

Will America Resort to ‘Nuking’ Gulf Oil Spill?

By Victor Thorn -  American Free Press Issue 22 May 31 2010

      Is detonating a nuclear device to shift our planet’s tectonic plates the only way to seal a spewing oil fissure 5,000 feet beneath the ocean surface? Incredibly, on May 12 science writer Jeremy Hus broached this topic: “Using a nuclear explosion to plug the gushing oil well in the Gulf of Mexico might sound like overkill, but a Russian newspaper has suggested just that based on past Soviet successes.”

     According to a May 4 article by reporter Julia Ioffe, “The Soviet Union used this method five times to deal with petro-calamities. The first happened in Uzbekistan, on Sept. 30, 1966, with a blast 1.5 times the strength of the Hiroshima bomb.”

     To accomplish this feat, strategically placed nukes would be positioned into holes drilled through the ocean floor, then discharged.

     On May 14, this writer interviewed an oil industry insider who requested anonymity. He described an array of horrifying details that are being withheld by mainstream media sources.

     “The pressure of this super deep oil pocket that BP drilled into is so great that it may be beyond all human technology,” he said. “It’s so monstrous, I’m afraid to even estimate if there’s anything in this world that can contain it. BP used every safety mechanism and discretion imaginable, but the oil and gas pressure literally blew the lid. The Exxon Valdez was nothing in comparison. If the public knew all the ramifications, it’d cause a worldwide panic. If this oil gets into the Gulf Stream and travels to Europe, it will cause a disaster for the entire globe.”

     He continued, “BP hit the same pocket that Russians did a few years ago. The big difference is: Soviet explorers located this pocket on land, while BP attempted to excavate it at sea. The pressure is so exceedingly high that humanity has never confronted something of this magnitude. The amount of oil down there is beyond

comparison to anything we’ve ever discovered. Because of its immense nature, the pressure blew out every single safety valve; now BP is scared to death.”

     When asked about the use of nukes to stop the volcanic flow of oil, this source said with regret: “The Russians could be right. Nothing but a nuclear device may contain this catastrophe. But there’s a tremendous danger associated with this tactic if it doesn’t work. It will cause an even bigger hole in the ocean floor, releasing massive amounts of crude oil that will gush out uncontrollably from the Earth’s [crust]. If that happens, the ecosystem and human race may never recover.”

     Considering the high levels of radiation related to this procedure, Coast Guard Commandant Thad Allen offered another toxic alternative during a May 9 broadcast of Face the Nation.

     If BP’s containment domes continue to fail, he said, “the next tactic is going to be something they call a junk shot.They’ll take a bunch of debris—shredded tires and golf balls—and shoot it into the preventer to see if they can clog it up and stop the leak.”

     The gulf is being further contaminated by chemical dispersants sprayed by airplanes onto the spreading oil slicks (and now beneath the surface as well).

     Jessica Resnick-Ault and Jim Polson compared these aerial scrubbing agents to household soaps and detergents that “can cause irritation to the nose and eyes, headaches and vomiting.” Unfortunately, John Williams, executive director of the Southern Shrimp Alliance, warned that these dispersants “may be more damaging than the oil itself.”

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