Are we all imprisoned w/in the USA?
POSTED BY: SignyM
UPDATED: Wednesday, February 12, 2025 14:25
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Quote:ROTF!!!
Originally posted by Cybersnark:
I've been watching too much Buffy.
I had to re-read that twice before I realized you (probably) weren't referring to a big guy with horns.
I spelled 'horny' wrong...
Silly silly British man.
Andrewisall
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This may have interesting implications. Whenever those militant redneck "real 'Mericans" tell you to just leave the country if you don't like how things are, point out that their Great Leader has made that impossible 
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I come and go as I please; I have a sector pass.
Jam Pony Chrisisall
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I can see it now - if you want to leave the US you MUST be a disaffected person, therefore you cannot travel !
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This is no doubt welcome news for 'coyotes'. Now they can make profitable runs in both directions.
Seriously though, where the hell are the Democrats??? -- dutifully placing another brick in the wall is my guess.
SergeantX
"Dream a little dream or you can live a little dream. I'd rather live it, cause dreamers always chase but never get it." Aesop Rock
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Quote:Sarge, you have to have faith in them, they will save us completely from this maddness! They are at work right now trying to reduce the power that the government has....
Originally posted by SergeantX:
Seriously though, where the hell are the Democrats???
wtf am I saying.....?....
We're screwed.
Hopefully just a little less now...Chrisisall
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Well... like I said in another thread...
Vive la revolution! (Come on, I just want one... think how much fun it would be!) 
But remember, a revolution without dancing is no revolution at all!
You could put up pictures of Che Guvera (revolution poster boy)... you could... watch The Patriot with Mel Gibson... and uummm... just go revolute! 
And if someday on some little piss-ant moon/My hand is a little too slow, or my aim a little bit off/At least I’ll go down fighting, not lying abed surrounded by quacks - "Sir Warrick" by Geezer
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i wish you guys would get on board with us in the 9/11 truth movement so we can attempt to expose(and oppose) the establishment powers and press, since theyre nothimg more than a criminal syndicate of bankers, corporate fascists and political mobsters; and the world needs to know that they were complicit in the massacres of that day and the ensuing authoritarian climate pf America politics. if we dont expose these institutions domestically (like the CIA for example) who promote state sponsored terror and information propoganda wars on citizens..then we will never get a grasp on the real enemy of our republic
becoming aware of the NWO is a revelation, literally; it reveals the conspiracy of Luciferians to create their new world order of the ages. theyre already enacting legistlation that says that people who dissent against the establishment mentality, like me.. or guys like Signmy or Dt or Righteous and the rest of you... will be considered enemies of the state and terrorists. this war on terror will be all consuming, and AMerica will not survive as a sovereign constitutional entity unless we recognize who has the motive to terrorize us
i took this quote from a link i was just reading but it says
Quote:
The White House's own recently de-classified strategy for "winning the war on terror" targets Internet conspiracy theories as a recruiting ground for terrorists and threatens to "diminish" their influence.
In addition, the Pentagon recently announced its effort to infiltrate the Internet and propagandize for the war on terror.
In a speech last month, Homeland Security director Michael Chertoff identified the web as a "terror training camp," through which "disaffected people living in the United States" are developing "radical ideologies and potentially violent skills."
Chertoff pledged to dispatch Homeland Security agents to local police departments in order to aid in the apprehension of domestic terrorists who use the Internet as a political tool. (written by Paul Watson)
thats thought crime.. thats not free
and that also just happens to be me, and the rest of you guys.. who mention any alternative explanation to what the government tells us. this is why 9.11 is the foundation for overthrowing the tyranny that has supressed the free nature of mankind of so long. its either now or never to stop them and their Satanic idealogies, because the evidence is their( its right on the money). following the next terror attack, 9/11 will become an afterthought.. and the public will get rallied behind another war on terror mind control campaign to scare Americans into a techno=monitored indentured servitude.
since the Federal Reserve is the root of this corruption here in AMerica, i dug up this video to watch if youve got some time its called America: from Freedom to Fascism
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4312730277175242198
(i gave you a link to the video so you can check it out) and keep in mind the Freemasonic(idolatrous)iconographic symbolism that was chosen.. it just makes sense to me
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The Administration, after losing the election in a landslide of epic proportions (if the votes had been properly counted) continue to chip away at civil liberties:
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Gonzales attacks ruling against domestic spying
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Attorney General Alberto Gonzales contended Saturday that some critics of the Bush administration's warrantless surveillance program were defining freedom in a way that presents a "grave threat" to U.S. security. Gonzales was the second administration official in two days to attack a federal judge's ruling last August that the program was unconstitutional. Gonzales... said that some see the program as on the verge of stifling freedom rather that protecting the country.
"But this view is shortsighted," he said. "Its definition of freedom -- one utterly divorced from civic responsibility -- is superficial and is itself a grave threat to the liberty and security of the American people."... Cheney, in an address Friday to the Federalist Society, said Taylor's order was troubling because it was "tying the hands of the president of the United States in the conduct of a war." He added: "And this is a matter entirely outside the competence of the judiciary." Gonzales and Cheney's attacks on the court order came as the administration was urging the lame-duck Congress to approve legislation authorizing the warrantless surveillance. The bill's chances are in doubt, however, because of Democratic opposition in the Senate, where 60 votes are required to end debate and vote.
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...this {warrantless wiretapping} is a matter entirely outside the competence of the judiciary
Yeah. The HELL with judical review, I say!
www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/18/gonzales.ap/index.html
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Reality sucks. Especially when it contradicts our cherished ideas.
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BTW- I heard about a legal review of the Military Tribunals at Guantanamo yesterday. I'm trying to track down an on-line link. These are the tribunals that determine whether you are an "enemy combatant" - a ruling which WILL take away your rights of habeas corpus.
In my last posting on the topic much was made of the fact that Military Tribunals as authorized under the Military Commissions Act Oct 2006 are far from being arbitrary witch-hunts, but are organized proceedings with rules. Based on that idea, it would be IMPOSSIBLE for an American citizen to be picked up by mistake off the street and whisked into a Kafka-esque nightmare of endless near-torture in detention, with no access to lawyers, charges, or judicial review.
The review that I heard discussed the way the Military Tribunals have so far worked in Guantanamo. According to this review 100%! of the detainees could not call witnesses. 70% of them could not see the evidence against them. There were a whole bunch more statistics outlining the Star Chamber/ kangaroo court nature of these Tribunals. Based on that review, it seems to me that ANYONE'S civil rights could be violated, that you could disappear down a black hole thru mistaken identity, never to be heard from again, leaving your family to wonder where you were.
But while looking for this particular review I cam across another here, from Seton Hall lawyers- hardly a hotbed of crazy-eyed moonbat-ism...
law.shu.edu/news/guantanamo_report_final_2_08_06.pdf -
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Reality sucks. Especially when it contradicts our cherished ideas.
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