More Corruption Exposed

Comment #12

justxploring — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 05:55:20 GMT

I don't have a gun. I'm afraid when I check my numbers I might shoot my computer.

Comment #11

jarasan — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 04:16:19 GMT

oops, I meant to put that in Ricks blog, Oh well you get my drift.

Comment #10

jarasan — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 04:13:47 GMT

2nd. amendment is the guarantee of no martial law being implemented. If they got all the military together (less than 2 million) plus all the police you want etc., they wouldn't stand a chance against 50 million armed law abiding Americans, and they know it. You think the insurgency in Iraq is bad? You ain't seen nothing. All of us should understand that any politico that wants to take right to bear arms away is not to be voted for. Every criminal including the criminal, corrupt, politcos that want to take your firearms away want to do it for a reason, to take you to an interment camp without a fight, or kill you without a fight, double f- that. When my uncles were murdered by a facist, they had no self defense other than scythes and rocks, they couldn't fight back. Remember if you can't fight back, game over, the stuff you are describing here could happen, but not to me and many others, ammo lots of ammo.... [ More ]

Comment #9

Tenaj — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 02:47:36 GMT

They fell in a pancake effect that happens when you cut the steel beams on all the floors and use explosives. Like they bring down building without disturbing the ones around them. Also a single plane hitting the Pentagon could not have made it explode to the point that all was left to identify was nothing no bigger than half a computer keyboard. And why was Ben Laden and 70 other Palestinians flown out of the US 3 days after 911 when no other planes could come o... [ More ]

Comment #8

Rick G — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:00:20 GMT

Is the government expecting public upheaval? What do they know that we don't

Comment #7

spy153 — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 21:35:39 GMT

Rick, I don't think it necessarily has to be civil disobedience. But rather, just not let ourselves- and others- get so suckered into their scheme. Their plan is to scare us into submission to obedience. They want the good citizens to think it was all their idea to up the security level to life in prison. You sound like you know a little about what I am talking about. Unless you want locked up for the rest of your life, or killed, you had better educate others the best way you can. Some folks are delicate little things though. They refuse to believe their prescious America can do anything to them like that. I want to believe it too, but the truth is the truth. Maybe it was my approach, but when I discovered these things a good 10 years ago (and even then, it was old news in the secrets department), my efforts to tell everyone about it fell on deaf ears. You might have better luck. This town I'm in is in full throttle though. The police have been practicing their techniques already. I have seen sections of town blocked off while they practice rounding up everyday americans (potential protestors) in the name of national security.... [ More ]

Comment #6

Rick G — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 20:03:17 GMT

Sorry, Nancy...didn't mean this to lead to politics. As you know, I have fervent beliefs about what has been happening in our country and there are only two avenues to combat it. One is through politics and the other is through civil disobedience. Both of those avenues are being effectively blocked through crooked voting processes and laws that make us terrorists for marching in the street. Spy asked what we could do...I have no other answer for that.

Comment #5

jim695 — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 19:24:35 GMT

Just last week, a bill came up which would have required all elected officials to wait two years before they could become highly-paid lobbyists. The public supported this bill, and openly voiced their reasons at a public forum. Our lawmakers were terribly offended, so the Democratic Speaker announced that there would be no vote on the issue, and the bill died. Indiana Senator Vi Simpson said, "That's no way to get legislation passed in this state." This would appear to be a simple math p... [ More ]

Comment #4

justxploring — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 19:20:19 GMT

Rick, as we've agreed before, we look at the candidates in a different light. I agree with half of what Ron Paul says and the other half I disagree with. Unfortunately, there has never been one political candidate that has 100% of the answers. So right now I am looking at the 2 Democrats unless something changes. Even if I loved your candidate (and I don't) the way a president gets elected in our current system wouldn't get him into office anyway, so I feel I need to place my loyalty w... [ More ]

Comment #3

Rick G — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 18:46:46 GMT

The only suggestion I can give is to vote smartly in the Presidential primaries and election. My candidate would put a stop to this train wreck of a government. The others appear as though they would continue this fiasco. <br

Comment #2

spy153 — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:26:44 GMT

Rick G, you are the first on here to really know what's going on. But those plans were implemented years ago and there's nothing we can do now. If you have any ideas, I would more than gladly help you out.

Comment #1

Rick G — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:15:24 GMT

Haliburton has a contract to build massive detention centers in the U.S. In the Army's procedure manual there is a detailed organizational chart for the military to control the population of these detention centers. (I'll have to look up the link for that one). For whom are these detention centers being built? My point is that a good portion of our tax money is being spent on things the public know nothing about.

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