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good one Squawky

"It amazes me that the First amendmant says in 45 words that I have the right to speak and express my views. Now there is a 47 page documnet (I refuse to do a word count) that seeks to modify and restrict (further) those rights."

Kind of reminds me of the Patriot Act. A piece of legislation that's over 1000 PAGES which we're supposed to believe was written in less than 45 days by the same group of losers that spent so much energy avoiding all the warnings of the impending 9/11 attack leading up to it. Of course one only need to think for 2 seconds to realize that there's no way they wrote this legislation (while "protecting" us from the terrorists and planning for the Iraq war crime at the same time) in those mere few days after 9/11. Yet another red flag which should make one be suspicious of the "official" 9/11 account as propagandized to us by the feds.
The purpose of making all this legislation so lengthy is to discourage thorough review. If a piece of legislation is only 2 pages, pretty much everyone would read it. If it's close to 50 pages or, say, 1000, you'll ward off pretty much everyone with an attention span of less than 10 seconds (basically yer average American).

Posted by: Jeff Spicoli   Posted on: 03/23/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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