This so called “article” was to sent to me recently, and it thoroughly pissed me off. It’s junk like this that is exactly why American’s keep buying in to every drop of propaganda and lies the Bush Administration spits out. HOW DO YOU PEOPLE NOT SEE THROUGH THIS!?!?!?!
Anyway, read the original article first and then check out my response below.
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I realized recently that a vast majority of the knowledge that I have about the New World Order, 9/11, the truth movement, the liberty movement, and the shape of American government as a whole, came from documentaries. So, I decided to write a super-post highlighting all of the documentaries I would recommend to someone who wants to learn everything they can about the New World Order. Many of these are also great for introducing people to the truth movement. (No Particular Order, though I have rated them out of 5 stars) Read the rest of this entry »
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With all of the laws and regulations set forth by the Bush administration over the past eight years, and the incredible loss of an American citizen’s freedoms, the question is 
obviously going to be raised, what can be done? An article from Memphis newspaper, The Commercial Appeal, concentrates on what can be done to try and rescue the country from all out executive rule, by bringing civic and government education back to the schools. The author wrote the article after covering a speech given by the president of the American Bar Association supporting those ideals. The speech, reported here, pointed out that civics and government classes are being phased out of the high school curriculum all over the country in favor of Read the rest of this entry »
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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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This Congressional research document was written for members of congress on several oversight 
committees to give a brief overview of the National Security Presidential Directive (NSPD) 51, President Bush issued in May of 2007. The report points out that the federal government in this day and age must be prepared to uphold continuity of government in the event of a catastrophic incident of any level that would affect the workings of the government infrastructure across the country. It lays out a list of eight items, or National Essential Functions (NEF) determined by the President that must be upheld in the event of such an emergency. These include Read the rest of this entry »
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An article from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, written by a professor at George Mason University, examines the Posse Comitatus Act, and several references made by President Bush that he would be willing to ignore that act. The Posse Comitatus Act was passed during the Reconstruction era, in order to severely or completely limit the government’s ability to use the national military as a law enforcement utility. The article points out that twice now, once to contain an outbreak of avian flu, and previously in regards to the 
aftermath of Katrina, the President has said he would be willing to use the military as a national police force. The writer then points out how Americans have been softened up over the years to easily and blindly accept anything that has been “legalized” regardless of their own beliefs or constitutional rights. He then takes a shot at the “American Sheeple” and our inability to go against anything that has been deemed “the law”, pointing to the start of the American Revolution, and the colonists decision to reject the Sugar and Stamp acts. Finally, he points out how the President’s use of troops in any domestic situation would 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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