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Dec 17, 2005, 17:23 GMT

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Defend US from Bush and CheneyDec 17th, 2005 - 23:11:07

We do not need to be spied on by our government. We are No Terrorist.....Bush and all of the people connected with the “military industry complex” are our enemies!!

Did you ever read Welcome to a new Project of an American Century??? After you do you wonder why September 11 happened........

Just put demolition + twin towers in your Google..... The War on Terrorism is bogus….. Wake up!!!

9/11 was a Reichstag fire to conquer the Middle East


Keeping secret from the sovereign the data that the sovereign had need of knowing in order to discern the uprightness of the character of public servants is unlawful subterfuge.

The sovereign people of America were lied to by Bush and his Administration. The Bush Administration took an oath 'to defend the Constitution for the United States of America against all enemies, both foreign and domestic.'

Lying to the sovereign people is a violation of this oath and makes one a domestic enemy.

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dirty dingus mcgee , in calgary .Dec 18th, 2005 - 05:11:51

now , the way i see it , is that we wouldn't need the patriot act if insted of predicateing our daily lives on a bunch of respective fairy tales and were more hip ; i mean , if we paid more attention to each other insted . but alas .rock-n-roll hotchie coo , texas i love you !

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