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Stop Police State Tyranny In America
On
July
2, 2008 in Colorado Springs Colorado, candidate Barack Obama said:
“we can no longer continue to rely on the military in order to achieve
the national security objectives that we’ve set. We’ve gotta have a
civilian national security force that is just as powerful, just as
strong, just as well funded as our military.” And now quietly, without
comments from the mainstream media, without opposition from anyone in
Congress, America is becoming Obama’s police state. Concerned
Americans, we must pay attention! The writing is on the wall. We must
wake up! Read More |
Obama’s
Executive Order & (Inter)National Defense
Just
over two weeks
ago, President Obama signed an executive order that provides him and
future presidents the power to control the US economy in times of peace
and
crisis. The Order, National Defense Resources Preparedness (NDRP),
amends the Defense Production Act of 1950 and is an alleged “update” of
a 1994 Executive Order signed by President Bill Clinton. Generally,
conservatives seem more skeptical of this Order than liberals — and this
is
not surprising considering the man whose home is the White House.
However, both sides have raised alarm over the Order at least to certain
degrees.
Some see it as another dangerous expansion of executive power, while
others see it as a necessary restatement of laws that already were.
Nonetheless,
whatever opinions may be, the president has given himself extraordinary
powers. Read More |
Tea Party
Marine sues Pentagon to stop discharge
A
Camp Pendleton Marine is
taking Defense Department brass to federal court, saying he is being
hounded out of the service for exercising his First Amendment rights.
Attorneys
representing Sgt. Gary Stein filed a lawsuit against theU.S. Department
of Defense, Sec. of the Navy Ray Mabus, and Brigadier Gen. Daniel D.
Yoo.
“I can confirm that my lawyers on behalf of me are filing a lawsuit in
federal court,” Stein said told Fox 5 Tuesday afternoon.
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