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American terrorism murders more resistance to global tyranny, and labels it "Al Quaeda" to remind Americans of the terror attack many of them were fooled into thinking was carried out by muslims.



This is a reminder that US terrorism is against anyone resisting them, not just particular nations.

I'm unsure about Baldwin, seen some highly suspicious stuff about him, but this article is accurate, whatever his agenda. Bear in mind that governors are vulnerable to bribery and assassination just like presidents are, though.: As Vieira says, the states should resurrect their militias. Many--if not all--states have the legal authority for such entities in their constitutions. In some states they are called the State Guard. Some plainly use the word "militia." Whatever they are called, they need to be activated. And all that is necessary for this to be accomplished is the order of the governor. It's that simple!

Some Afghans might want to avenge their slaughtered families and friends, even if they are decades away from the technology to do so. NATO terrorist uses this as justification to continue the massacres.

US government censoring what troops get to see. Unsurprising they had to be brainwashed and economically coerced in order to become troops in the first place.: "The Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sites, however, are all available for military personnel. The official word from governmental agencies is welcome but critics, regardless of whether they were considered experts, are not.



According to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, the only blocking of websites Pentagon-wide was in 2007, when a number of heavy-trafficked sites that "used lots of bandwidth" had to be denied to reduce the wear on networks "to ensure they continued to be available for mission requirements."



That turns out not to be entirely accurate.



Some of you may recall the reporting earlier this year when wired.com's Danger Room blog reported that the Pentagon was blocking not only YouTube, but even their own TroopTube.



When TroopTube launched last November, for instance, it was billed as an answer to the bandwidth and security concerns surrounding other video sites. TroopTube "crunches video files into several sizes and automatically plays the one that best suits viewers' Internet connection speeds," the Associated Press reported at the time. And "a Pentagon employee screens each [upload] for taste, copyright violations and national security issues.""

If you weren't killing foreigners for us when you died, if you realised the horror of it all, and the tyranny you are furthering, your family doesn't deserve condolences. : "a longstanding US policy to deny presidential condolence letters to the families of soldiers who take their own lives."

From the page: "When the FBI finally did act, in March 2002, it was to fire her. When she appealed her termination and eventually sued, the Justice Department, then under John Ashcroft, invoked a â€oestateâ€s secret†privilege to prevent her from talking about what she knew. When Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, looked into her case and found it credible, Ashcroft invoked the same gag order on them."

High tech US murderers in videos of murder in a nation that could never have attacked them.