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[The Homeland Security Blog] Whose Duty is it to Investigate the Christmas Day Terror Plot ...: Arguments are constantly made that the U.S. Congress is out of touch with regular Americans and its attention has seemingly been diverted to the topic of healthcare reform only. While the activities of the Oversight Committee may be a little known issue outside of Washington, D.C.’s insulated world, Americans across the country should be concerned with the current priorities of their elected officials.

[INPUT Blog] INPUT Blog: State of the Union Address - Noteworthy Themes for ...: Unwilling to accept the Senate's blockage Tuesday of a proposal to establish a bipartisan fiscal task force, President Obama plans to issue an executive order to create such a fiscal commission. In Obama's words, "The commission will have to provide a specific set of solutions by a certain deadline." If modeled after the Senate plan, the commission will consist of the Secretary of Treasury, an officer of the executive branch, eight members of the Senate, and eight members of the House.

[The Weekly Standard Blog] Rahm Emanuel Says They'll Take Up Health Care After Jobs Bill ...: On January 27, the secretary of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, was roundly criticized at a meeting of the House Homeland Security Committee. She had ducked the hearing, which was about the Christmas Day terrorist attack, and lawmakers were animated.

[Congress Blog] Heeding the warning of bioterrorism - TheHill.com: The warning is clear:  Bioterrorism is a serious danger to the United States, says the Report Card Grading Government on Protecting the United States, released Tuesday by the congressionally-mandated commission charged with assessing threats of weapons of mass destruction.  We are unprepared for a catastrophic bio-attack, and the rest of the world is in far worse shape.

[Security Debrief - a blog of homeland security news and analysis] Pride for U.S. Coast Guard Actions in Haiti | Security Debrief - a ...: A joint FEMA-Coast Guard team has been deployed to Port Au Prince to support United States response operations being directed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).  We are also supporting U.S. Southern Command Joint Task Force Haiti with individual augmentees. Our Area Commanders have worked seamlessly to flow forces rapidly including moving the cutter HAMILTON through the Panama Canal from the West Coast.   The Chief of Staff, exercising his mission support responsibilities, has skillfully integrated and deployed logistics elements demonstrating the maturation of our new support model.  Here in Washington, our staffs have integrated with key partners including DOD, FEMA and USAID.  I have worked with FEMA Director, Craig Fugate, in support of Secretary Napolitano and Deputy Secretary Lute at a number of White House meetings.

[Canada Haiti Action] Canada Haiti Action » Blog Archive » Peter Hallward: Securing ...: “According to everyone I spoke with in the centre of the city,” wrote Schwarz on 21 January, “the violence and gang stuff is pure BS.” The relentless obsession with security, agrees Andy Kershaw, is clear proof of the fact that most foreign soldiers and NGO workers “haven’t a clue about the country and its people.” [30] True to form, within hours of the earthquake most of the panicked staff in the US embassy had already been evacuated, and at least one prominent foreign contractor in the garment sector (the Canadian firm Gildan Activewear) announced that it would be shifting production to alternative sewing facilities in neighboring countries.[31] The price to be paid for such priorities will not be evenly distributed. Up in the higher, wealthier and mostly undamaged parts of Pétionville everyone already knows that it’s the local residents “who through their government connections, trading companies and interconnected family businesses” will once again pocket the lion’s share of international aid and reconstruction money.

[The Conservative Blog] Time For UKIPPERS To Sheathe Their Swords | The Conservative Blog: ..Then there are those on the back benches who feel that they have been badly treated by Cameron and would enjoy the chance to repay him. Patrick Mercer, who Cameron sacked for saying that the use of the phrase ”˜black bastard’ was part and parcel of army life, was left so isolated that he agreed to work for Gordon Brown on a homeland security review.

[The Reality Check] The Reality Check » Blog Archive » A Message From The Band of Brothers: John Clayton, a retired Air Force Master Sergeant says, “National Security should be the priority always. I believe in a strong defense and to hell with the appeasement factor.” He would assure this needed attention to defense by electing only individuals of proven integrity and honesty “ instead of those in bed with the political correct crowd.”

[Immigration Impact] Immigration Impact » Blog Archive » To Mention Immigration or Not ...: One particularly anti-immigrant crusader characterized the President’s comments on immigration as some sort of “code,” noting that ‘he (Obama) seemed to be trying to signal to the supporters of “amnesty” and comprehensive immigration reform that he was still behind them, but in words that the voters watching on TV wouldn’t understand.’ On the other hand some pro-immigrant groups have begun writing the obituary for immigration reform after last night, feeling the President just didn’t say enough.

[Flare Network] Flare Network » Blog Archive » Al Qaeda linked to rogue air ...: Oumar Issa, Harouna Toure, and Idriss Abelrahman are accused of plotting to transport cocaine across Africa with the intent to support al Qaeda, its local affiliate AQIM and the FARC. The charges provided evidence of what the DEA’s top official in Colombia described to a Reuters reporter as “an unholy alliance between South American narco-terrorists and Islamic extremists.”

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