Comments on: Bogus Anti-Terrorist Crackdown on Financial Freedom

By: Jim Bovard

Jim Bovard — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 04:05:01 +0000

Dirk, good point on the bulk cash smuggling via US govt cargo planes.

Amazing how the asterisk exempts all govt wrongdoing on these things…

By: Dirk W. Sabin

Dirk W. Sabin — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 15:57:37 +0000

The real thigh slapper in all this mucking about for “bulk cash smuggling” is the nasty little fact that if one were to tally up all the stacks of cash shipped into Iraq and Afghanistan and where it ultimately went, one would likely arrive at the Federal Government as the largest smuggler of cash to suspect elements. But we shant discuss this because obviously, the USA aint an “evildoer”.

At some point, a few State Governors might pull their pinheads from their arses and turn Federal Anti-racketeering laws back on the Potomac Cosa Nostra.

By: Professor Nutbutter

Professor Nutbutter — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 04:17:29 +0000

I think that it may well be too late and,

The financial provisions of the PATRIOT Act will continue haunting Americans until they get rid of their corrupted congress and replace it with something less expensive, less overbearing, and less intrusive. Fat chance.

By: Old Rebel

Old Rebel — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:20:53 +0000

We seem to be falling into a cycle of increasing government intrusions into our lives, dissent, heightened government irritability toward dissent, and even more government intrusions.

As Bob Marley put it,

“Every day, the bucket goes down to the well

One day the bottom will drop out.”