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The Police State is not a theory just go look at how the T.S.A operate every single day. Their behavior is completely lawless.
- 'Bing' wrote:How pliable?
Well, in a nation that is 80% white, a black man, named Obama, who came out of nowhere, and to this day, no one from any college that he supposedly attended, recalls him, was elected US President.
My take.
Obama used the secret mind-control technology to control the minds of voters, and tricked them into voting for him.
Indeed, this technology is known as Major Lying Media.
9/11 Theories: Expert vs. Expert
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ySUrEiVFIM
“The obvious stares you in the face”, 911 was an inside job! Just look at Operation Fast and Furious.
- 'Admin' wrote:
Great video by Rose. Thanks for sharing that, BobT12. Downloaded it for safekeeping.
My pleasure.
By the way, the feds don't want you to store food. What scumbags.
Quote:December 8th, 2011Oath Keepers Alert: Federal Agents Demand Customer Lists From Mormon Food Storage Facility
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LDS-Cannery-Long-Term-Food-StorageOath Keepers has learned that federal agents recently visited a Later Day Saints (Mormon) Church food storage cannery in Tennessee, demanding customer lists, wanting to know the identity of Americans who are purchasing food storage from the Mormons.
This incident was confirmed by Oath Keepers Tennessee Chapter President, Rand Cardwell. Here is Rand’s report:
“A fellow veteran contacted me concerning a new and disturbing development. He had been utilizing a Mormon cannery near his home to purchase bulk food supplies. The man that manages the facility related to him that federal agents had visited the facility and demanded a list of individuals that had been purchasing bulk food. The manager informed the agents that the facility kept no such records and that all transactions were conducted on a cash-and-carry basis. The agents pressed for any record of personal checks, credit card transactions, etc., but the manager could provide no such record. The agents appeared to become very agitated and after several minutes of questioning finally left with no information. I contacted the manager and personally confirmed this information.
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This should be a red flag to all Americans. Not unlike the “trip wires” identified in the Oath Keepers list of orders that will not be obeyed, this incident should be considered as further evidence that our federal government is out of control. What business is it of the government if any of us purchase and store bulk food? Answer: It is none of their damn business! Maybe during the next Katrina-type event federal agents will storm your home to take your food stores along with your firearms. We can only theorize as to the motives of the government for this type of “list” being developed, but it goes against the very fabric of what a free people should allow by our government.” – Rand Cardwell.
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“Deprivation of food has long been a weapon of war and oppression, with millions intentionally starved to death by fascist and communist governments in the 20th Century alone.
Accordingly, we will not obey or facilitate orders to confiscate food and other essential supplies from the people, and we will consider all those who issue or carry out such orders to be the enemies of the people.”
http://oathkeepers.o…orage-facility/
Emphasis added.
Like 911, 7/7 London bombings, Operation Gladio, on and on. We should love our country, and fear our government.
The above article is on point.
Quote:9. Dissent equals treasonCast dissent as “treason” and criticism as “espionage'. Every closing society does this, just as it elaborates laws that increasingly criminalise certain kinds of speech and expand the definition of “spy” and “traitor”. When Bill Keller, the publisher of the New York Times, ran the Lichtblau/Risen stories, Bush called the Times' leaking of classified information “disgraceful”, while Republicans in Congress called for Keller to be charged with treason, and rightwing commentators and news outlets kept up the “treason” drumbeat. Some commentators, as Conason noted, reminded readers smugly that one penalty for violating the Espionage Act is execution.
Conason is right to note how serious a threat that attack represented. It is also important to recall that the 1938 Moscow show trial accused the editor of Izvestia, Nikolai Bukharin, of treason; Bukharin was, in fact, executed. And it is important to remind Americans that when the 1917 Espionage Act was last widely invoked, during the infamous 1919 Palmer Raids, leftist activists were arrested without warrants in sweeping roundups, kept in jail for up to five months, and “beaten, starved, suffocated, tortured and threatened with death”, according to the historian Myra MacPherson. After that, dissent was muted in America for a decade.
In Stalin's Soviet Union, dissidents were “enemies of the people”. National Socialists called those who supported Weimar democracy “November traitors”.
And Abracadabra:
Quote:“Protesters March Against Bill That Could Designate Them Terrorist…Since the Obama administration has asserted the right to assassinate anyone in the world, even American citizens, should they be designated “terrorists,” should we be concerned that exercising the right to free speech now falls under that category? _Inforwar.comThis is the fruit of the whole phony war on terror, which is spawned from the 911 inside job. Of course, the government can't find the terrorist, they refuse to look in the mirror. More and more elderly woman are reporting this groping abuse by the TSA. According to a recent CBS New York report “Another Elderly Woman Says She Was Exposed At Kennedy Airport”. I guess the TSA just loves the elderly? This is simply insane!
I love what Sheriff Richard Mack is doing. I gave our county sheriff a copy of his wonderful book, “The County Sheriff America's Last Hope”.
- Quote:I cannot express, in polite words, how frustrated I am with the Senate Armed Services Committee, which brought this bill to the floor.The U.S. Senate is about to take some law enforcement powers from the Justice Department, and give greater policing powers to the Department of Defense. These policing powers can (and will) be used on American soil. It appears that, under just two small sections of the National Defense Authorization Act (S. 1867). The sponsors of this bill claim that this bill contains no new powers — that they're merely codifying the behavior of two (renegade) administrations.
http://www.downsized…visions-of-ndaa
Yet two of the bill's Senate backers admit there is a new power: The ability of the military to engage in police work on American soil — Posse Comitatus be damned.
We need to get rid of this nonsense. They said the Patriot Act would not be used against Americans, now it is used all the time, often for drug use, not Al Qaeda!
Yet the U.S. is using Al Qaeda in Libya. Then they want to set up Al Qaeda in Syria, yet, no Patriot Act used to stop this crime.
Quote:“Leading Libyan Islamist met Free Syrian Army opposition group… Abdulhakim Belhadj, head of the Tripoli Military Council and the former leader of the Libyan Islanic Fighting Group, “met with Free Syrian Army leaders in Istanbul and on the border with Turkey,” said a military official working with Mr. Belhadj. “Mustafa Abdul Jalil (the interim Libyan president) sent him there”-The Telegraph.This is one of the most “anti-liberty” pieces of legislation that has come down in some time. U.S. Rep. Justin Amash Opposed defense authorization bill. We should not turn the nation into a police state. “Note that it does not preclude U.S. citizens from being detained indefinitely, without charge or trial, it simply makes such detention discretionary,” -Amash wrote on his Facebook page.
The Constitution is the Supreme Law. As Ben Franklin has stated, “We should never sacrifice liberty for security“!
I go with the likes of Washington and Jefferson. 😀
Ray Griggs covers this rather well in his movie: “I Want Your Money”.
- Quote:“I don't mind articles like these. It was actually a slander in a sense that I even found out about sovereignty. It was the worst kind too. I heard sovereign are terrorist. I was thinking to myself well if that’s true I had better find out what it is. I even watched that CBS special on sovereign citizens about them being paper terrorist. It cracks me up some of the stuff people make up. I’m naturally inquisitive and haven’t been able to change that. The article does mention some very interesting topics, but the general tone of the report is shut up questions are bad, now follow the herd like a good sheeple like me.”
particlefield. I am really glad that you decided to check things out for yourself.
You are correct, Particlefield. As they say, “The World is Not Enough”. This sort of thing used to be run under Project Blue Beam.
Alex Jones (AJ) understands many of these issues. However, he also believes that there is a criminal elite, or the Dominate Insane Minority (DIMs), at the top who don't care about law. In their hands the law is merely a tool to keep the majority of the public from waking up to the crimes that have been committed against them. For example, the Income Tax is not valid as enforced. Nevertheless, many of the IRS agents don't know the law, and don't care as long as they get a paycheck. The jury might understand the issue, if one is allowed to present the evidence. Yet, many a judge won't permit this. Hence, the jury is only left with what they believe, and they have not been taught this information in school. If you prevail, like attorney Tommy Cryer, or IRS CID agent Joe Banister, fine. The DIMs will use the Lame Stream Media to limit the message that the public hears. However, AJ can send out the behind the scene message to an expanding audience.
Furthermore, AJ feels that the DIM are poisoning our water with fluoride, our air with Geo Engineering (Chem-trails), our food with Genetically Engineered Organisms (GMOs), all or these things attack the public regardless of legal status, and mostly without consent the or permission of the people. Therefore, AJ puts most of his energy into informing the public about these issues.
That was a nice update.
