Many of President Bush's cabinet and political appointments are Neoconservatives, (eg Zionist War Zealot), that live in the US, but have dual citizenship in both the US and Israel. They are not instigators of the "War on Terrorism"; they created it.
If we want to preserve our American heritage and freedoms, all Americans need to be educated about the dangers of the direction in which the PNAC is leading the US. We can preserve our freedom and the American way of life using the democratic vote as our weapon. If the country continues in the wrong direction, we will find ourself living under a morph democracy, which limits our choices of official we can elect to office and our freedoms. Protection of the American people and constitutional freedom are no mutually exclusive goals. Both can be achieve with the right balance. When I first moved to Abilene, Texas in 1979, city politics were control by a small group of influential Abilenians organized under the banner of "Citizens For Responsible Government". Whoever this group decided to support for city council was a shoe-in. This seemed odd to me having come from Dallas, Texas, as the "Citizens for Responsible Government" never consulted me, or anyone else, about what was wanted by the population of Abilene as a representative to the city council. America could slip into the same trap, with a small influence group of individuals controlling who becomes our representatives in Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Executive Branch. In such a democratic form of of government, the elected would be representing this small group of individual, rather than mainstream Americans. Consider yourself as a high ranking powerful government official with access to detailed, sensitive information about every American at your fingertips. Information can be a powerful weapon. You could SQL the database of Americans by religion, race, political affiliation, income, career choice, sexual orientation, age, sex, criminal record, Armed service record, and eventually DNA makeup, etc. A secret police force would be needed to maintain the database. The secret police could add to the database based on their surveillance, investigations, rumors, etc. Citizen could be encourage to add to the information in the database by reporting personal information that came to them from neighbor or aquantance, etc. You could then blackmail citizens, target groups of citizen for purposes of discrimination, abuse, or even elimination. It would be the perfect tool to insure perpetual power in government. Regards, LelandJ Hal Kaplan wrote: >=> Subject: Re: [OT] Justice Dept. Database Stirs Privacy Fears >=> >=> It means something in the overall big picture of the "War on >=> Terrorism". The "War on Terrorism" is a fabricated pretext >=> to usher in the PNAC agenda. The PNAC agenda is to ensure >=> American and Israel will be the sole super powers of the >=> world. The PNAC is made up of "Neoconservatives", (eg >=> Zionist War Zealots), who want to protect Israel, control >=> the ME and its oil reserves and thus the wealth of the >=> world, and preempt any threat to American and Israeli >=> dominance in the world. Israel's doctrine of preemption >=> includes targeting threats, whether they be countries or >=> individuals, and summarily eliminating/executing them. The >=> new DOJ database is just part of this new world order, along >=> with the remaking of the Supreme Court, increased executive >=> branch powers at the expense of constitution guarantees and >=> checks and balances, and more control over the general >=> population, at the expense of constitutional freedoms. >=> >=> Regards, >=> >=> LelandJ >=> > >Exactly. I agree 110% (with the exception of the Zionists who are not >instigators as much as simply riding the crest of the wave as the only ME >people who can be trusted over the long haul). And that is just the tip of >the iceberg. So what's the big deal about adding this database to the >"arsenal"? This is very minor and of little consequence in terms of the big >picture, as is the recent election and its forthcoming impact on our >representative government. > >B+ >HALinNY > > [excessive quoting removed by server] _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of this list: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profoxtech ** All postings, unless explicitly stated otherwise, are the opinions of the author, and do not constitute legal or medical advice. This statement is added to the messages for those lawyers who are too stupid to see the obvious.
