After 15 Jan. 2007, US Citizens Can't Leave Without Permission Of Homeland Secur

Posted on Tuesday, November 07 at 10:13 by northspirit
No wonder the US is planning for even more concentration camps to expand its gulag of more than 2.2 million prisoners, already 25 per cent of the prisoners held in the entire world. For a story on these new rules of US "Homeland Security", see the article "Over the Line" by Sara Robinson at the Orcinus log of articles by journalist David Neiwert: http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2006/11/over-line.html To help illustrate the significance of these measures preventing US citizens from leaving, the above article has an extensive and shockingly relevant quotation from the book: "They Thought They Were Free: The Germans, 1933-45" by Milton Mayer. There should be little doubt now that the US is far down the fascist and neo-Nazi pathway. This note is by Dr Les Sachs, who is a political refugee from the US in Brussels, Belgium (http://dr-les-sachs.tripod.com/).

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  1. by avatar Jacob
    Thu Nov 09, 2006 4:17 pm
    Isn't a passport a permission to leave?

  2. by Bino
    Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:25 pm
    Holy Hyperbole!

    Did you even read the pdf document outlining the proposed changes? Hardly indicative of a "descent of the US into fascism". LOL!

    Yes, the "21st century gestapo" wants to know who is on inbound and outbound flights. OMG! Hitler! Hitler! Stalin! Stalin!

    "This means that Americans who are thinking of escaping from the US against the wishes of their government, might now be sent to prison for violating "anti-terrorism" laws, just for trying to leave or for even planning to leave"

    WTF are you talking about?

    "No wonder the US is planning for even more concentration camps to expand its gulag of more than 2.2 million prisoners"

    Bwahahahaha! Yes, that is *exactly* what this is about.

  3. Fri Nov 10, 2006 3:07 pm
    Isn't a passport a permission to leave? <<

    Only in the USA and a select few other countries.
    Permission to "enter". Canadians may need a passport to enter some countries but never to return home. Americans now have a process where no one can enter the USA without accepted identification, including their own citizens. An American can still enter Canada without a passport as far as Canada is concerned. (Harper may change that)

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