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Extremism In The Defense Of Liberty

Posted on Monday, April 26 at 08:27 by 4Canada
It is not just that these people want to drag us into perpetual war. It is how they want us to wage their war that causes me alarm. A concerted effort is underway to persuade us to abandon our civil liberties; to lock up people indefinitely without trial, torture them, and execute them; and if we can?t get who we want, to target their families, neighbours and other innocents to terrorise them into surrendering. In short, the call is that in order to defeat terrorism we must become terrorists ourselves.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/spectator/spec279.html

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  1. by Dave Ruston
    Mon Apr 26, 2004 9:30 pm
    Yep! That`s the goal! The ultra-wealthy have visions of living high in the mountains or in all of the nice places that are actually left on the planet, while they laugh at the rest of us becoming their mercenaries, slugging it out in the slums! It`s already begun! Its getting harder to find solidarity amongst your fellow workers- I`m seeing lots of 'unionized' workers kissing up to their bosses, stabbing their fellow workers in the back, hoping for that big reward.

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    Dave Ruston

  2. by avatar Milton
    Tue Apr 27, 2004 4:17 pm
    Together we stand, divided we fall. It is time for all the unions to conspire together to take back the reins of power from the minions of evil (Paulie & Stevie & Bushy & Kerry).

    That includes all the Provincial dictators,(they were not elected to pursue the mandates that they now proclaim to be the only way to go), who are trying to wring the last nickel out of their citizens pockets and take away any vestige of dignity that they have left. It is hard to revolt when you don't have enough dignity left to be indignant.



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