Prequel:
Marine Demands Autopsies for Sandy Hook Bodies Shot Through Bushmaster Morgue
“Full Video of President Obama Speaking At Vigil For Families of Sandy Hook”
Disaster Portable Morgue Unit [Images]
Note Obama’s Fast and Furious friends in HSBC Illinois have custody of a national key to the DMORT 2 Sandy Hook morgue
“Congressman Jack Kingston talks Fiscal Cliff Negotiations on BBC [British Buggery Corporation rubs raw the pedophile sores of discontent]
British Bankers led by HSBC money launderers used Obama as a useful idiot to teach leveraged-lease and fiscal-cliff sabotage strategy to dummy Dems at the University of Chicago.
“On December 14, 2012, Adam Peter Lanza, age 20, fatally shot twenty children and six adult staff members and wounded two at Sandy Hook Elementary School in the Sandy Hook village of Newtown, Connecticut.[6][7] Before driving to the school, he had shot and killed his mother, Nancy Lanza, at their Newtown home.[9][11][12] After killing the students and staff members, Lanza committed suicide by shooting himself in the head as first responders arrived. … Newtown police dispatch first requested officers on the scene at 9:35 a.m.[44] Connecticut State Police received the first call at 9:41 a.m.,[36] and with Newtown police, quickly mobilized local police dog and Police Tactical Units, a bomb squad, and a state police helicopter. …. Police locked down the school and began evacuating the survivors room-by-room, escorting groups of students and adults away from the school. The school was swept for additional shooters at least four times by the police. No shots were fired by the authorities. At approximately 10:00 a.m., Danbury Hospital scrambled extra medical personnel in expectation of having to treat numerous victims. Only three wounded patients were evacuated to the hospital, where two children were later declared dead.[53] The other was an unidentified adult.[8] The New York City medical examiner dispatched a [DMORT Region II] portable morgue to assist with the aftermath [and disrupt C2CSI – Luckily AD was monitoring all PKI transmissions to HSBC Illinois and Canada Square].”
“Information Resources – Servers [in the DMORT Portable Morgue as used at Sandy Hook to process encrypted images of the faces of children shot with HSBC Illinois’ Fast and Furious Bushmaster rifles]
The Server runs Windows Server 2003, is physically secured, requires AD [Abel Danger] authentication from encrypted authorized clients, is on its own network that is not connected to the internet, any other network or outside world. ALL logs will be reviewed each day. This means:
• Only DPMU computers can be used, and with locked down USB ports
• There will be no email, messaging, or access from outside the network
• No thumb drives can be used, no files can be copied
• The network will be managed by tough IR people with tough policies
“BBC News U.S. and Canada 27 December 2012 Last updated at 16:22 ETUS Senate leader Harry Reid voices fiscal cliff fear.
"It looks like that's where we're headed," Harry Reid said of the so-called fiscal cliff
US Economy
The US appears to be heading over the "fiscal cliff", with prospects dim for a deal to avoid tax rises and spending cuts, the Senate majority leader says.
Speaking on the Senate floor, Democrat Harry Reid said there did not seem to be enough time to craft a deal before Monday night's end-of-year deadline.
The president and Senate are back at work, with the House called back for Sunday - one day before the deadline.
Analysts say heading over the "cliff" could tip the US into recession.
President Barack Obama is reported to have spoken to congressional leaders by phone on Wednesday for an update on the progress of talks.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said the House might remain in session from Sunday evening until 2 January, but gave no details of planned votes.
The new 113th Congress, reflecting the results of November's elections, is scheduled to convene on 3 January.
Bickering over the cliff has divided Washington in recent weeks, with President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner unable to reach a deal before Christmas.
The president wants to ensure that taxes do not rise for Americans earning under $400,000 (£250,000), and insists on raising new tax revenue in any deal.
'Dictatorship of the speaker'
But many Republicans oppose new taxes, and an alternative plan proposed by Mr Boehner - which would have seen taxes rise only on those earning over $1m - failed in the House late last week.
What is the fiscal cliff?
On 1 January 2013, tax increases and huge spending cuts are due to come into force - the so-called fiscal cliff Deadline was put in place in 2011 to force president and Congress to agree ways to save money over the next 10 years
Fear is that raising taxes while massively cutting spending will have huge impact on households and businesses.
Experts believe it could push the US into recession, and have a global impact on growth:
Republicans left Washington for Christmas and said responsibility for avoiding the cliff rested with the Democratic-led Senate.
But in the Senate chamber on Thursday Mr Reid said the requirement to get at least 60 of 100 votes to move to a vote on any legislation almost certainly doomed any new plan unless Republicans gave it strong backing.
"It looks like that's where we're headed," Mr Reid said of the fiscal cliff.
The Senate leader said the House of Representatives was effectively "a dictatorship of the speaker", accusing Mr Boehner of holding up a vote on a Senate-passed bill to avoid the fiscal cliff.
"John Boehner seems to care more about keeping his speakership than about keeping the nation on sound financial footing," Mr Reid said. Mr Boehner faces an internal re-election contest among House Republicans on 3 January.
Later in the day, Republican Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell said that while Senate Republicans would consider any proposal sent to them by Democrats, they would not "write a blank cheque" to resolve the fiscal cliff.
But Mr McConnell, speaking on the floor of the Senate, seemed to express hope that there was still time to reach an "agreement of some kind".
'Extraordinary accounting'
The term fiscal cliff refers to the combination of almost $600bn (£370bn) of tax rises and spending cuts due to come into force on 1 January if Congress does not pass new legislation.
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"I had about a $600,000 capital budget planned for next year. A lot of that would go away if this is allowed to happen”
Chris BatesCataloochee Ski Area, North Carolina
Sweeping tax cuts passed during the presidency of George W Bush will expire, eventually affecting people of all income levels, and many businesses.
Other tax cuts and benefits to expire include:
A 2010 payroll tax cut, the expiration of which would prompt immediate wage-packet cuts Benefits for the long-term unemployed Compensation for doctors treating patients on federal healthcare programmes Inheritance taxes are also likely to be affected if no deal is reached.
In addition, spending cuts mandated by a law passed to break a previous fiscal impasse in Congress will come into force, affecting both military and domestic budgets.
The cuts are expected to affect federal government departments and the defence sector, as well as hitting unemployment insurance and veterans' support.
On Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner warned Congress the Treasury would have to enact a series of extraordinary accounting measures to free up about $200bn from the government's official borrowing figure.
Those measures would stop the government from hitting its $16.4tn "debt ceiling" - the legal limit set by Congress on how much the US government can borrow - for about another two months beyond 31 December.
But Mr Geithner warned that without them, the government would run out of cash on Monday and "the United States would otherwise default on its legal obligations".
Happy New Year to DMORT and the Clinton-Kenyon agents behind the portable morgue at Sandy Hook together with a reminder that you can run but you cannot hide.
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