The New Nazis: How the U.S Congress Is Setting Us Up For A Military-Industrial Coup
I never thought I would have to write this: but—incredibly—Congress has now passed the National Defense Appropriations Act, with Amendment 1031, which allows for the military detention of American citizens. The amendment is so loosely worded that any American citizen could be held without due process. The language of this bill can be read to assure Americans that they can challenge their detention — but most people do not realize what this means: at Guantanamo and in other military prisons, one’s lawyer’s calls are monitored, witnesses for one’s defense are not allowed to testify, and one can be forced into nudity and isolation. Incredibly, ninety-three Senators voted to support this bill and now most of Congress: a roster of names that will live in infamy in the history of our nation, and never be expunged from the dark column of the history books.
They may have supported this bill because—although it’s hard to believe—they think the military will only arrest active members of Al Qaida; or maybe, less naively, they believe that ‘at most’, low-level dissenting figures, activists, or troublesome protesters might be subjected to military arrest. But they are forgetting something critical: history shows that those who signed this bill will soon be subject to arrest themselves. – continued
Related Information:
Endless Conspiracies and the True Rulers of America: The Military-Industrial Complex
Oliver North Appalled When Continuity of Government (the Federal Government/MIC) Is Exposed In Public (notice how old this video is, it’s been known since the 80s!)
Here is Part of a Video In Which President Reagan Is Cited As Having Excused Himself From Obeying the Law With a Signing Statement (to do guess what? SELL WEAPONS TO OUR ENEMIES. Sound familiar?: Operation: Fast and Furious
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The ‘Cover-Up’, how high does it really go on Fast and Furious?
Eric Holder asked if he lied about Fast and Furious, and said, “Lying has to do with your state of mind“. Really Eric? Doesn’t every action a human commits have to do with it’s state o mind? Now how about not committing the begging the question fallacy and make an actual logical point? Telling the truth also has to do with your state of mind. What kind of state of mind do you have? One that is deluded and excuses to you to tell lies while thinking they are true? Or are you saying that we should have a state of mind that is oblivious to your lies? Are you a psychopath?
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A true Christian seeks to conform to God's will; a self-centered man exalts his own will.
A logical man sees the universe and worships the Designer; an when an atheist sees it he resents his powerlessness, envies and scoffs.
To deny God's existence is to deny the existence of truth and right from wrong because without a God, right and wrong are simply opinions of imperfect beings and where they go when they die, who knows? What I mean by truth and right from wrong are the redundant terms, "absolute truth", "absolute good" and "absolute evil". So then, to deny the existence of God is neither logical nor moral.
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