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WorldNutDaily columnist Lord Christopher Monckton says that in response to the Paris terrorist attacks, the U.S. should consider prohibiting Muslims from holding public office “on grounds of a grievous and life-threatening conflict of interest.”


According to Monckton, this ban will include President Obama. While the Constitution prohibits such a religious test, Monckton says that people should weigh “whether we should any longer regard Islam as a religion at all.”


“For while one may tolerate another’s religion, if that ‘religion’ increasingly seems to be the wellspring of terrorism, and if that ‘religion’s’ leaders say and do nothing to deter the terrorists, and if that ‘religion’s’ adherents, such as Mr. Obama, are also sullenly silent, then perhaps, after all, it is Islam itself that should no longer be tolerated,” he wrote.


Monckton claims that Obama is trying to distract people from the problem of terrorist attacks not only because he’s a secret Muslim but also in order to push policies combating climate change, which Monckton says is “a pretext for inflicting totalitarian control on those who would prefer to be free.”



http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/wnd-pundit-ban-muslims-public-office

 

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Monckton has now come out with his personal plan to sideline the collapsing dollar and rescue western markets: a sound and fully asset-backed currency called the Texas Talent.

Users of the Talent would trade in their dollars for electronic Talents backed by gold, silver, real-estate, and shares in blue-chip companies.

Using the Talent will eliminate the risk of global runs on the dollar and protect foreign investments in the United States.

The Talent will bring all these benefits without stepping on the questionable legal authority of the Federal Reserve, for it is not, strictly speaking, a currency at all. It is “beyond currency.”

It is a savings instrument that you can also use for buying goods and services.


http://www.americanthinker.com/arti...the_texas_talent_will_replace_the_dollar.html