New job for Saddam

[Richard]

... in response to Re: New job for Saddam, posted by wilmc on Dec 15, 2003

it's a shame someone has to die for people to be outraged about this!

[Frank O]

... in response to Re: New job for Saddam, posted by wilmc on Dec 15, 2003

NT

[wilmc]

... in response to You bunch of lily livered liberals ought..., posted by Frank O on Dec 15, 2003

Too bad that you reactionaries do not realize that in a democracy it is not only a right but a duty to dissent.
Perhaps you should read the First Amendmant to our Constitution.  You may recall the first ten amendments are called "The Bill of Rights."  Perhaps you have heard of them.
 
Read them soon for they may soon be abolished by ashcroft.

Allow me to say, I respect your right to suggest that I desist in expressing my views, but also to tell you that I refuse.  It is my duty to try and enlighten even you.

[Matt]

... in response to Re: You bunch of lily livered liberals o..., posted by wilmc on Dec 15, 2003

Hello. I just wanted to let y'all know that the USA was formed as a republic, not a democracy. Democracy is mob rule. Republic is rule by law.

Ben Franklin stated, "A republic, if you can keep it."

The Patriot Acts are quite scary.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/

www.rense.com

[Lynn]

... in response to Re: You bunch of lily livered liberals o..., posted by wilmc on Dec 15, 2003

The deception is so deep that many people simply refuse to believe the truth. Their reality is much like that of the average citizen in the movie "The Matrix"----processed, freeze dried, pasturized and served up to them everyday in school, the media, what have you------the fact is most people have no idea what is going on and do not care as long as they have beer, pizza and football. Sure, they get all puffed up and yell "I'm proud to be American", wave that flag, pound that chest like Tarzan-----what the heck does that prove----nothing!
Sure waving that flag may make some of you feel good, but maybe you should examine what the says:

#1, In United States Code, Section 4, Subsection 1,2& 3 it describes a legal size American flag. If the flag you fly does not conform to these regulations then it is considered mutilated-----a mutilated flag suspends your "Constitutional Rights". Can you buy one that is correct----yes, but it's not easy.

#2, According to various regulations, a US flag that has a gold fringe around 3 sides, and or a gold rope/tassel----is considered mutilated and "martial law" is in effect----which means you have no rights.

To correct Mr. Lee Greenwood, that flag (the one you see everywhere flying) does not stand for freedom----it is meant to enslave you because it is a "military" flag----not the "civil" flag of peace----which would assert your rights as an American.

Again, don't take my word for it-----research. Go out and try to buy a "legal, true and correct" flag. Good luck.

[Matt]

... in response to Preach on., posted by Lynn on Dec 15, 2003

Hi Lynn,

Also, the flags and pins that they wear are made by slave labour in China.

It's so sad how most AmeriKans have accepted the loss of our freedoms that men and women have died for.

[Lynn]

... in response to Admiralty Law , posted by Matt on Dec 17, 2003

would rather sleep thru life than face reality. Isn't it a shame. And, if you assert yourself as a true "Patriot", society is conditioned to look at you as if you are a radical-----I guess that is how they looked at Adams, Paine and Jefferson too.

2nd Ammendment groups are set to join the fight with "We The People" as a result of California's ruling in the Silveira Case and it's failure to be overturned by the Supreme Court there. Read the story. If we are free----how come the 1st Ammendment doesn't apply to all Americans?

http://www.givemeliberty.org/

[Matt]

... in response to Shhh, you know most...., posted by Lynn on Dec 17, 2003

Hi Lynn. Yes, it's funny, how our founding fathers were criminals. Georgia (I'm a Southerner) was first formed by criminals and we had laws that forbade lawyers, ie common law.

Jim Bowie and other "patriots" were criminals as well. And now, being a "criminal" is the worst thing one can be in AmeriKa. But the real criminals are respected and revered.

And about the "Civil War", it was no such thing.

It's so sad how our people have been conditioned.

Also, please check out www.chuckharder.com.

Lynn, so you live in California? Do you remember this case?
http://www.fear.org/scott.html

Uhmm...let's see, so that I won't get flamed too much, what does this have to do with the Eastern European board? lol

Well, I think that ideas about liberty are important in choosing a life mate, and I feel that is relevent for any of these boards. But I sincerely thank everyone for y'all's kindness in letting me post here.

Anyway, since I'm sneaking into this board from the asian board, thanks to everyone for not attacking me! lol

I have noticed how on the latin board, everyone wants to fight! lol

Thanks to all for being polite to me. Y'all take care.

[Lynn]

... in response to Criminals, posted by Matt on Dec 17, 2003

Nope, I'm from North Carolina.

I do recall this case though. If his wife knew what she was doing she could have cleaned the closet for the entire county over this matter and never went to "court" to do it.

The references to the founding fathers and other famous figures is right on-----revisionist history just tells the bedtime story of their lives, all to lull the populus to sleep. The times and events that led to bringing them into the limelight are not properly discussed.

 And in another way:

In Russia where there there is a movement to change the name of Volgograd back to Stalingrad. A good whitewashing is making Stalin a social hero much the way Lincoln was whitewashed here. Go figure.

[Matt]

... in response to Re: Criminals, posted by Lynn on Dec 17, 2003

http://www.jpfo.org/choosefuture.htm

Most AmeriKan subjects don't want to think that the government is bad. Because then they will be faced with a choice-stand up or bow down. It's easier not to think.

[John K]

... in response to Preach on., posted by Lynn on Dec 15, 2003

Does that make you subject to penalties as well?  Just curious...

[Lynn]

... in response to And what if you choose not to fly a flag..., posted by John K on Dec 16, 2003

That depends on what venue you are in and if you know how to assert yourself. The tacit contracts are the snares that get you in trouble. Use of a zip code or a P.O. Box are tacit contracts that are the same as asserting yourself as a "corporate" citizen (US Citizen---ward of the government)------there is no requirement to use a zip code on your mail---if you feel you must---put brackets around it, in a legal sense it isn't there, even though you can see it.

[that guy]

... in response to Preach on., posted by Lynn on Dec 15, 2003

I suggest you find a more relivent topic to spew your brains out on because everyone is not gonna agree with either side because they mostly don't understand the subject.
 Okay I agree the liberals are traitors by sheer defiance and arrogance. I also agree the liberals have done nothing for America other than to drive around in limo's and let us hand our tax money to there poor friends.
 Vote liberal and that means you get a tax hike and a kick between the legs but other than that you can feel politically correct in 2003 and feel as if your a friend of everyone because in actuality SHEEP don't fight...lol

[Lynn]

... in response to Re: Preach on., posted by that guy on Dec 16, 2003

.

[europete]

... in response to Preach on., posted by Lynn on Dec 15, 2003

Take a look at the flag flying outside of the post office and see if it has a gold fringe around it. Ever wonder what the difference means to us?