by Justanothercoverup » Fri 21 Dec 2007, 19:18:37
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'I') think they are likely destined to be reprogramming camps for those who resist the NWO
We know the one in Alaska is supposed to be capable of handling "mental health issues" -and for that many people, it has to be something such as you described.
I do believe that those of us who have been vocal opponents of Bush and Cheney will not be so lucky... This President has demonstrated that he has a mean-streak a mile wide not too well hidden behind that constant smirk; Cheney is a cold-hearted $%^()&&*^ - and who knows what he has in store for us. He is still likely to be the guiding voice behind Halliburton and KBR, and I'm guessing that Blackwater will be up to their necks in attempting to enforce their plan of "A New Amerika."
Please, anyone that's really concerned about the way our government and country is headed, please go to my site, or any site you choose and read-up on Senate Bill S 1959. It is the most egregious assault against the constitution and the Bill of Rights since this country was incepted - and the ramifications if it passes the Senate will be a blow to every American that cherishes liberty and free speech. There's a link to that Bill in a previous post I made.
I used to work undercover for the government more than 20 years ago; I'm aware of their deceit, law-breaking, and they possess surveillance tools that I was aware of 20 years ago that I still won't talk about. (I'm not about to educate criminals that may read what I write. Those that work deep undercover are constantly risking their lives, and there are instances where they have to be used and able to complete operations that do help to eliminate serious drug dealers and delve into organized crime in ways that would make the hair on the back of your neck stand-up... )
If you follow the links on
S 1959, you will find we raised so much heck on the Issue that the House of Representatives made a clarifying statement on it, although it was double-speak,
but there is still a press blackout on the Bill and no MSM outlet will publish anything related to the Bill. That alone should alert people how serious this matter is. The survival of our nation is at stake, and lately, the power of the people on the Internet is becoming a political factor that cannot be ignored- and the more of us that join-in and participate - the more powerful we become.
We have to remember it's us, the average Joe's that make this country run, and without us, if we ever become organized enough, our voices will be able to move mountains, but we have to awaken as many as possible. I'm not a zealot or a fanatic, but am disabled and have had the time to research and read the news, here and abroad for almost four years. I'm a walking dictionary of almost every aspect of what I study - and what I post is carefully checked-out to make sure it isn't just "another conspiracy theory."
I have questions, I think we all do about 911 - but avoid the issue because I am busy working on those that directly threaten our existence as a free nation. If you look deep into S 1959, and read what the constitutional scholars have said about it, and the different analysis' that are presented, it's easy to see that besides impeachment, this is an issue that has to be a priority, because if it passes the Senate, it could mean the end of free speech and other scenarios too horrible to mention.
Regards,
William Cormier