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Title: Even Bush's father has admitted - George H. W. Bush to Sarah McClendon, Bush said: "Sarah, if the American people ever find out what the Bushes have done, they would chase us down the streets and lynch us !"
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URL Source: http://home1.gte.net/carriet/ChangedReplacedAmendments.htm
Published: Nov 23, 2007
Author: Sarah McClendon
Post Date: 2007-11-23 15:41:06 by Itisa1mosttoolate
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#1. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#0)
The if is realized, the retribution is yet to be seen.
An all-expenses paid trip to the international criminal court in The Hague would suffice.
With free room and board in the Slobodan Milosevic Memorial Cell.
"How many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb? One to hold the giraffe and one to fill the bathtub with brightly colored power tools." - Unk.
Looks like everyone here is on the right track. I wonder if Bush would want the whole story of the JFK affair to come out. Hopefully the Smirk has destroyed the Bushs political capital for good.
"Satan / Cheney in "08" The premise of the listed url website that we were never to be taxed or anything else, seemingly, is bullshit! The founding fathers gave the nation the ability to amend the Constitution they drafted and voted upon and put in place. One can bitch about how unfair or wrongheaded taxation is, or anything else for that matter, but start with a TRUTHFUL premise. And we can find failures and fuckups all through history, but start with a TRUTHFUL premise.
The founders based this republic on the basis of an educated, moral group of individuals doing what was right for the country, and not for themselves...that, and having another revolution every generation, or so. They didn't get it wrong - it was their posterity that screwed the pooch.
Watch as the two secret service men assigned to protect president Kennedy's motorcade are ordered to stand down just minutes before entering Dealey Plaza. They are obviously not happy about being given these orders. It brings up another question: Where was NORAD on 9/11, who was in charge and why? JFK assassination: Secret Service Standdown "You can not save the Constitution by destroying it."
There was that, and the removal of the plastic bullet-proof top, the last-minute changing of the parade route, and the complete slow-down of the parade which make me believe that it was a complete, total, inside job.
Actually, it's not. Certain activities, generally amounting to privileges were to be taxed. Excises, imposts and duties. The problem is that we have become a socialist country since the adoption of the federal reserve act and the accompanying INCOME TAX ACT, enhanced by the SOCIALIST SECURITY ACT and the trading with the enemy act ... contrary to everything held sacred in the founding. I must admit that I haven't been to the website you mentioned, Rowdee. Edit: I went to the website and scanned it pretty well. I'd agree with most everything stated there. I don't think enough emphasis is put upon the fact that we have conspired against ourselves and have apathetically accepted incremental encroachments to the point of no return. Many of us view government programs differently, usually when we benefit in some way or expect to at some point. But, in a nutshell, we're not going to benefit from the government programs because the financial powers are bankrupting the entire nation's wealth as we speak. We are broke, our currency nearly worthless and without a violent revolution we will continue to be reduced to the status of indentured servants/slaves. I know it's difficult to believe this is happening, especially when we have been so indoctrinated over such a long period of time. It will be much easier to believe when the Russians and Chinese cross the wide-open borders to repossess THEIR property.
"Paper is poverty,... it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself." --Thomas Jefferson to Edward Carrington, 1788. ME 7:36
I'm not objecting to what you've written, loddy......but if the founders had felt something so utterly strong as the url website seems to think they felt, do you not agree that these men were intelligent enough to come up with a way to 'set it in stone' so that it could NEVER be changed? They essentially told us what they would do, and left it up to future generations to do it as they would do it. That it's been f'd up beyond belief is a whole nother story.
I only read the first little blurb......and knew immediately, I wasn't going to read the rest of it because it started out on the wrong premise. Andy why read through a lot of stuff that you have to say 'is this bogus, too' before reading the next sentence, or the next paragraph. I'm quite sure the founders felt a lot different about a lot of things that have come about in this country of ours......no question about it. HOWEVER, to say they couldn't envision people wanting to do something else is bogus; otherwise, they'd never have given us the amending process. This is what I'm getting at. They weren't dummies......they were quite capable of putting in writing their exact thoughts and ideas and ideals.
Rowdee, it's my humble opinion that there were several sets of founders with a variety of agendas. Many of them were honest freedom lovers, some were thieves and others were worse. In the final analysis none of them had authority to commit me or you or anyone else to a system, to debt, to contracts, obligations and a form of government should we not CONSENT. Whatever it is we have today, I don't consent. Wars have been used by the financial powers to bring about changes they deem necessary to their control. The Civil War / War of Northern Aggression / Reconstruction and the 14th Amendment ended sovereignty of the private man and enfranchised (enslaved) us all. I resent it, I resist it, and I will never consent to be a slave regardless of the legalese slobbered by some deviant politician or lawyer.
"Paper is poverty,... it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself." --Thomas Jefferson to Edward Carrington, 1788. ME 7:36
Since God only gave us ten rules to follow, and we seemingly can't do very well by them; I think that the founders did the best that they could at the time. What's the saying, "Laws are made to be broken." This seems to typify our country today, where more are interested in what they can get away with for their own personal gain, rather than what they can honestly contribute to day to day endeavors for the common good. I'll sleep on this one, and try to do better tomorrow. Rest well, all.
Good peeps don't need the Law ... and bad peeps don't heed the law.
"Paper is poverty,... it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself." --Thomas Jefferson to Edward Carrington, 1788. ME 7:36
Perfect - thanks.
#2. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#0)
chase us down the streets and lynch us
I've already said too much.
#3. To: MUDDOG (#2)
#4. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#0)
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#6. To: rowdee (#5)
#7. To: lodwick (#6)
#8. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#7)
#9. To: rowdee (#5)
(Edited)
that we were never to be taxed or anything else, seemingly, is bullshit!
#10. To: lodwick (#6)
#11. To: noone222 (#9)
#12. To: rowdee (#11)
#13. To: rowdee. Freedom lovers (#10)
...do you not agree that these men were intelligent enough to come up with a way to 'set it in stone' so that it could NEVER be changed?
#14. To: lodwick (#13)
"Laws are made to be broken." This seems to typify our country today, where more are interested in what they can get away with for their own personal gain,
#15. To: noone222 (#14)
Good peeps don't need the Law ... and bad peeps don't heed the law.
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