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Date Posted: 13:40:32 12/24/08 Wed
Author: iteo
Subject: Re: It had to happen
In reply to: Johnny Reb 's message, "Re: It had to happen" on 04:28:00 12/24/08 Wed

you read that right - there's no need for them to do this

but it helps get people to accept the presence of the military in routine checkpoints

i predict that the u.s. will be another nazi germany within a year (technically it already it is, but it will be more overt), except instead of rounding up jews, it will be 'terrorists', which means anyone the president says is a terrorist can be locked away, with no trial whatsoever, for their entire life

believe it or not, this is now the law

and obama has said 'trust me with those powers'

but i'll also say that this whole experience is a spiritual event - evil will have it's day and then everything will flip to the opposite polarity - in the twinkling of an eye

believe it or not

>Did I get this right in that article, the military has
>to deal with traffic law violations, and this inside
>of the U.S.?
>
>To me, this sounds very much like a test of public
>acceptance of the military taking over the power in
>the streets against the population.
>
>Scary.
>
>Until now, this is not legal YET in my country. Not
>yet.
>
>
>
>>via rawstory.com:
>>
>>Marines set road blockades in Calif.
>>Soldiers, cops operating 'sobriety checkpoints' in San
>>Bernardino.
>>
>>Domestic Militarization Comes to San Bernardino County
>>
>><a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://bbvm.wordpress.com/2008/12/14/domestic-militari">http://bbvm.wordpress.com/2008/12/14/domestic-militari</a>
>z
>>ation-comes-to-san-bernardino-county/

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