Ever since 9/11, the American people have been behaving like mindless scared sheep. We need to have a serious conversation about who DHS is, and what they are doing.
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h/t to Dave G
We need to get rid of DHS – it is just a euphemism for the Gestapo.
I thought WE were DHS.
WE Should be! That was the purpose for the 2nd amendment! A well armed civilian militia to insure personal freedom for ALL citizens of the United States!
Cool! Where do I apply for my light armor tank, drone, and 10,000 rounds?
First you are cheating yourself! You should apply for an M1A and 100,000 rounds for each weapon. Such as 308, 300 Win Mag and Bushmaster 450 thumper rounds. If you want to go armed, why settle for toys! 😉
Reblogged this on Climate Ponderings.
DHS was one of the reasons I voted against Bush in 2004 (not providing the best body armor for our troops was another, and starting two wars rather than focusing on the terrorists was a third). It was a damned national socialistic (Nazi) hysteria–whose histrionic name should have rung all kinds of warning bells–not only anti-American in concept, but anti- levelheaded Republican. I would impeach Bush right alongside Obama (along with the mainstream media, and the liberal half of the electorate). I would emphasize that our congressional representatives are our first line of defense now, and we need them to dedicate themselves to protecting our individual rights and reigning in an out-of-control administration and insane political situation.
As for me I’d take Bush over AlGore (our AGW obsessed self appointed ambassador to the world) or Kerry (our global warming obsessed Sec of State) any day of the week. Those were the choices afterall.
I rather doubt Bush’s intent for DHS was for them to be a political goons squad for the left to crack down on middle America. One may argue that this should have been anticipated though.
“Congressman, are you free?”
True
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-8PgIk-J3A
The last two Presidents are going to rank very close to the bottom.
I think a few brave judges are just starting to have that conversation.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/03/15/174445155/federal-judge-rules-the-fbis-secret-demands-of-data-are-unconstitutional
Nicholas Merrill is a national hero, for being the first to challenge the overreach.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_Merrill
https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/402526/doc-31-fbi-nsletters.txt
My Representative.