Read Between the Lies

“Today the path of total dictatorship in the United States can be laid by strictly legal means, unseen and unheard by the Congress, the President, or the people. Outwardly we have a Constitutional government. We have operating within our government and political system, another body representing another form of government – a bureaucratic elite.”

-Senator William Jenner, 1954

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Almost everybody has heard of the Patriot Act, and quite a few people even know there is a Patriot Act II. Why do people recognize these two documents, at least in name? Simple. After they were shoved it through congress right after 9/11, there was a huge public outcry against it. For just about the one and only time during the Bush administration, people had a little foresight to recognize the possible problems. However, just because people have heard of the Patriot Act and its bad connotations doesn’t mean they understand the consequences. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Executive Branch Reform Act (EBRA), available here in full text from the House Over site Committee website, was passed in 2007 mainly to cut down on the corruption of lobbyists in contact with executive branch officials. However, many people, including myself, do not see it as that simple. It also represents a gross destruction of our rights to petition the government without fear of reprisal. Read the rest of this entry »

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Everyone knows, or at least they should know, the First Amendment to the Constitution guarantees every American the right to free speech and to peaceably protest and petition the government. Americans today tend to take these rights for granted quite often, with the thought that they will always be there. However, over the past eight years, the executive branch has been slowly and quietly removing these rights, and many others, from Americans under the guise of patriotism, security, and the threat of terrorism. Don’t want to believe this could possibly be true? Look at just one,of the hundreds available, examples Read the rest of this entry »

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Police who apprehended Iowan at checkpoint with guns drawn “acted appropriately,” man charged with assault with a deadly weapon, faces 5 years behind bars

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
June 19, 2008

Cops who arrested a man at gunpoint for attempting to re-enter his flood-wrecked home in Cedar Rapids Iowa will not be disciplined and were in fact praised for acting “appropriately” as the man they apprehended was Read the rest of this entry »

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Cops break down doors, threaten residents who question them as part of martial law conditioning, authorities prevent people from re-entering their homes

Paul Joseph Watson

Prison Planet

June 18, 2008

Shocking footage out of Cedar Rapids Iowa shows cops and government employee “strike teams” breaking into houses of flood victims and threatening anyone who questions their actions Read the rest of this entry »

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So apparently a few months ago, in March to be exact, the state of Oklahoma essentially wrote a memorandum to the federal government declaring their state’s sovereign rights as protected by the 10th Amendment. This might not sound like much of a big deal, because everybody thinks, sure all states have sovereign rights, why do they have to declare theirs?

Well sure, all states have certain sovereign rights as laid out by the constitution, unfortunately as we all know the federal government these days cares very little about what they are allowed to do. I am definitely not one to write grand legal prose so I will just copy the Oklahoma Joint House Resolution 1089. It is short and very inspiring so please read it carefully. Read the rest of this entry »

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