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Old Nov 25, 2010 | 11:42 am
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Saitek
 
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: NY
Posts: 342
Since 9/11 the US Federal Govt has REPEATEDLY raped americans of their rights, freedoms and liberties.

the Patriot Act.
Warrantless wire tapping
immunity given to telecoms against lawsuits and criminal charges
the creation of DHS
Need I mention Katrina and the thousands of weapons ILLEGALLY siezed by the US Govt?
Peaceful protesters who have been harassed and arrested by the Govt
Google RNC Protest in St Paul...

the term 'tea bagger' is a sexually explicit term
the DMCA act which forbids any person or group from reverse engineering any program. Meaning that electronic voting machines are off limits to public scrutiny
Election fraud on a national basis
States, such as NY wanting to make any gun larger than a .22 calibre ILLEGAL to even own
the Govt sponsoring forcing ammunition manafactuers to code each and every round with a code so the shell casing can be traced back to its 'owner'
The 'wants' of the govt to outlaw any weapon that can accurately hit a target 1 mile away.
freedom of speach violations imposed by our govt, I remember wasnt there a lady from the Dept of Agriculture fired for speaking her mind against the govt?
a 10,000 plus word dictionary that scans every email sent or recieved with in the US by the NSA
The forced logging of the govt to ISPs of every website you visit... forever.
GPS enabled cell phones - but you cant turn off the GPS part
Enhanced Drivers Licenses

and thats not even the tip of the ice berg, all in the name of 'fighting terrorism'

Now, men women and children of all ages are forced to undergo forced strip searches and sexual assualt before board and air plane, and soon to be installed at every major MSS transit station in the country. This isnt about 'terrorists' its about control. Removing freedoms, rights and liberties of the american populace.

Dont even get me started on the FORCED wage reduction and inflation occurring with in the US
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