Comments on: “Liberating” Iran, Enslaving America

By: ninraver

ninraver — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 19:09:54 +0000

Comming soon to your wallett!
Government-issed ID cards complete with RFID implant!
Good for getting into national parks, airports, court houses, or just about anywhere you want to be securely and accurately tracked for your own saftey.

In ‘08 if i’m forced to have a card i’ll definately be putting it directly into my grounded foil baggie until i absolutely have to use it… its bad enough they can blanket all of north america with GWEN/HAARP ELF mayhem. heck, i think i’ll construct a good faraday cage. watch your brainwaves, folks… theres some very crazy cold-war technology out there and its definately awe-inspiring yet scary as all hell to think such a system could really be devised implemented and actively WORKING for as long as they’ve had fiber optics criss-crossed strug about the country linking up the Ground Wave Emergeny Network ELF communication towers that happen to broadcast in some very ‘interesting’ frequencies…

basically, there is no hiding from these ELF frequencies. We’ve been sucessfully dulled and lulled into this by our own stupidity and blindness to a very REAL technology being used actively that one can MEASURE and MONITOR the harmful effects of. (anyone have a 50ft antenna and 100khz-3ghz wide-band receiver?)

Think you’ll ever hear a mention of this on CNN, FOX, MSNBC? goodluck. our society is made up of weapons of mass distractions (especially one which is invisbible and always constantly bombarding you) and i doubt anything will change until somehow we collectively ‘learn’…

if someone would PROVE that such a system is in place and actively dulling the american population or producing some sort of ‘harmful’ effect via this ELF radiation bombarding us 24/7 that would be plenty of an issue to raise enough alarms. i’d hope… or else they may end up revealing its existence (perfected since the 70’s) and announce their answer to terrorists and all opposing the American agenda.
O_o
>_

By: Scholars & Rogues » Who needs a police state when the state polices itself?

Sun, 28 Oct 2007 16:04:32 +0000

[...] libertarian author James Bovard writes: “If there are new terror attacks at home [is] there any reason to expect that [they] [...]

By: Who needs a police state when the state polices itself? « Scholars and Rogues

Sun, 26 Aug 2007 02:23:58 +0000

[...] libertarian author James Bovard writes: “If there are new terror attacks at home [is] there any reason to expect that [they] [...]

By: E in MD

E in MD — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 18:54:25 +0000

I believe I’ll be immigrating to England soon. I’m sure they can use a competent programmer.

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 23:43:16 +0000

That poll is grim. I’m glad it is at least getting some print coverage…

I hope there will be enough generals to avoid another Bush war..

By: Marc Swanson

Marc Swanson — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:36:28 +0000

Not that it will make any difference to the lunatic fringe focused on “spreading democracy abroad”, but a few generals, apparently, plan to resign if Bush initiates war with Iran by ordering air strikes on its “nucular” facilities. They feel that the military is already stretched too thin and near the breaking point. The Air Force brass, however, is backing the Bush agenda.
According to a recent poll, Americans generally feel that the tens of thousands of civilians killed, maimed, and displaced by the Iraq war is unfortunate but “what war is all about”. Substitute war with empire and it becomes clear why most of the world now views the United States as a callous and self-righteous thug.

By: Nick Manley

Nick Manley — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 01:02:50 +0000

Yikes!

With “protectors” like this, who needs enemies?

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By: Al Koppel

Al Koppel — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 21:02:22 +0000

The American republic cannot afford to permit a president to remain above the law and the Constitution indefinitely.
(May the Speaker of the House be strong enough to wield the power of the American people which she represents as the law of this country in Congress, and not only to put a crimp on this psychopathic scion of another Bush idiot, but to help us, the people, impeach him and his mentors and their ass-lickers out of our U.S. Federal government, so that we, the people, may hold them accountable to our U.S. Federal and State laws that mandate heavy penalties for ‘terrorist acts’ committed upon our U.S. citizens, legal residents and others, as these are crimes that can not be shielded by Executive Privileges! - Al Koppel.

By: Jim

Jim — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 20:29:00 +0000

Tom - your comment about how freedom means “do what we are told” — brings to mind the piece National Review ran on my 1999 book, Freedom in Chains. The reviewer, after walking through some of my criticisms of Leviathan, tut-tutted:

” I agree with him that laws against marijuana are a massive waste of time and money. But you can still avoid all the legal traps Bovard describes by steering clear of marijuana and other illegal drugs, just as the folks at Waco could have avoided their grief by steering clear of stupid cults or as most of us avoid no-knock ATF raids by not turning our homes into arsenals.”

The reviewer, Matt Scully, later became one of Bush’s speechwriters.

By: Jim

Jim — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 18:57:38 +0000

Ken - I can’t imagine that happening here.

It wouldn’t be the American Way.