Famous Quote !

[leanlifter1]

"The best way to take control over a people and control them utterly is to take a little of their freedom at a time, to erode rights by a rights by a thousand tiny and almost imperceptible reductions. In this way the people will not see those tights and freedoms being removed until pat the point at which these changes cannot be reversed." Adolf Hitler

NDAA 2013 passes with indefinite detention still intact
http://rt.com/usa/ndaa-indefinite-detention-trial-403/

The Patriot Act
http://thepage.time.com/2011/02/15/house-passes-patriot-act/

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/12/19/bush/

Obama extends Patriot Act:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/27/patriot-act-extensi on-signed-obama-autopen_n_867851.html

Widespread abuse of patriot act:
http://www.aclu.org/national-security/fbi-audit-exposes-wide spread-abuse-patriot-act-powers

FBI finalizing its NGI Biometrics Database:
http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/fingerprints_biometrics/ngi

Biometrics at departures:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/05/07/senat e-immigration-bill-exit-entry-security-system/2137177/

Internment camps for political dissidents in the U.S. is not a conspiracy theory.
http://info.publicintelligence.net/USArmy-InternmentResettle ment.pdf
http://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs/browse-career-and-job -categories/legal-and-law-enforcement/internment-resettlemen t-specialist.html

[Camarohusky]

The NDAA provision you speak of is an expansion of nothing. The indefinite detention is explicitly directed to not be used on Americans. No freedom eroded.

The taking and cataloging of fingerprints is not a violation of any freedom.

The link for your interment camp story is not showing up on my computer.

The only thing you listed that is, in any sense, a violation of freedom is the Patriot Act. Even then the freedom of privacy is sketchy at best.

I am still free to do the exact same things I could have done 100 years ago. IN FACT, I have more freedoms now than most Americans did back then.

[leanlifter1]

At 6/8/13 02:44 PM, Camarohusky wrote: The NDAA provision you speak of is an expansion of nothing. The indefinite detention is explicitly directed to not be used on Americans. No freedom eroded.

So you would hope LOL. You trust Government to much.

The taking and cataloging of fingerprints is not a violation of any freedom.

Not if you are not a convicted criminal.

The link for your interment camp story is not showing up on my computer.

Install Adobe Reader then as it's a PDF document. But at any rate you would not bother to read it anyway as it's a large document.

I am still free to do the exact same things I could have done 100 years ago. IN FACT, I have more freedoms now than most Americans did back then.

LOL you must have a few Million in the bank and a house paid for then. Are you selling drugs on the side to ? You are only as "Free" as your bank account enables you to be. My bet is that you are collecting a Welfare check from the government and or other social assistance benefits so you can sit in front of the computer and debate inane semantics all day every day.

[Mexal]

Well shit, we're fucked.

[Entice]

At 6/8/13 02:44 PM, Camarohusky wrote: The link for your interment camp story is not showing up on my computer.

It's also available at www.us.army.mil, but it looks like it'd be easier to just install a .pdf reader.

[leanlifter1]

At 6/8/13 03:21 PM, Mexal wrote: Well shit, we're fucked.

Not necessarily as it would seem that the document outlines that is cannot remove native Americans out of their homes so if you lock yourself in your own home then you will be alright. If you don't own your own home then you are fucked. Once an Native American Citizen leaves their own home then that is when they become classified as an "DISLOCATED CIVILIAN" and can then be put into an "Internment camp" concentration camp at the US DOD command.

[randomperson23]

Sounds just like 'merica, land of the oppressed and home of the wimps.

[morefngdbs]

At 6/8/13 03:31 PM, leanlifter1 wrote:

At 6/8/13 03:21 PM, Mexal wrote: Well shit, we're fucked.

Not necessarily as it would seem that the document outlines that is cannot remove native Americans out of their homes so if you lock yourself in your own home then you will be alright.

;;;
SUR EIT WILL

I guess I'm the only one who saw the goon squads lined up with machine guns forcing residents from their homes at gun point in Boston ! when they were looking for one skinny so called terrorist.
AND THEY DIDN'T EVEN FIND HIM.
No a citizen found him & called the cops ...which IMO is exactly the way it should have been handled all along !

Let the police do their jobs & get rid of the other tax draining 9000 special policing, Government agencies ! or as I think of them the American Gestapo.

[leanlifter1]

At 6/10/13 11:36 AM, morefngdbs wrote:

At 6/8/13 03:31 PM, leanlifter1 wrote:

At 6/8/13 03:21 PM, Mexal wrote: Well shit, we're fucked.

Not necessarily as it would seem that the document outlines that is cannot remove native Americans out of their homes so if you lock yourself in your own home then you will be alright.

;;;
SUR EIT WILL

I guess I'm the only one who saw the goon squads lined up with machine guns forcing residents from their homes at gun point in Boston ! when they were looking for one skinny so called terrorist.
AND THEY DIDN'T EVEN FIND HIM.
No a citizen found him & called the cops ...which IMO is exactly the way it should have been handled all along !

Let the police do their jobs & get rid of the other tax draining 9000 special policing, Government agencies ! or as I think of them the American Gestapo.

One things for sure that a career criminal will re offend it's just a matter of time. There's no need to put a whole community in distress because of one bad apple. We have locks on our doors for a reason and I guess they need to be used to keep out the government bankrolled bully's now in day's just as much as the criminals.