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Comment by TommyD on December 20, 2011 at 7:16pm

@Mike

First of all, the people who run this site have every right to agree or disagree with any movement they wish. This in no way affect your or my right to voice our opinions on them. You have not been censored, your posts have not been removed and neither have mine.

I have been acquainted with this site and several of the original members( my self being one) for years and though there are disagreements in many areas, the one thing about this site is that everyone has a voice and can express themselves openly.

I do not support OWS for the reasons I listed in my prior post but I do support and defend each and every person's right to have a voice, regardless of what they are saying. I may be a smart ass, use sarcasm and jokes but I am 100% serious when it comes to defending EVERYONE'S rights, including yours.

Comment by TommyD on December 20, 2011 at 7:08pm

My take on OWS is this:

The protesters that have taken to the streets in many cities, towns and villages across the nation are comprised of several different types of people and many different reasons. Some are protesting from the heart, demanding that their voices be heard. Others are protesting just to protest something. Others are involved because it seems to be the new hip thing to do and others are there as provocateurs to incite mayhem and violence. I could probably list many other factors and reasons as to why people are protesting but suffice it to say, I do not believe it is a unified voice despite the fact that there are elements involved in financing and directing the marches and their goals are not aligned with the best interests of the American people.

I shudder at the thought of what I see could very well happen in the near future and that is something very similar to the "Arab Spring" events that have been rocking our world over the past year. I look at how those protests have been handled, managed and the eventual outcomes of each and every one. What will it take for an angry group of protesters to turn into a blood thirsty mob? The gestapo is waiting for this, enticing it through brutal suppression tactics and have their playbooks already written once the tipping point is reached. If you do not think that a replay of what happened in Egypt, Libya, and all the other ME nations can happen here...just wait until another Berkley or Kent State incident happens.

The NDAA that was just passed raises concerns (or should) to all freedom loving people around the world and I do not see it as a coincidence that this blatant declaration of war on the people just happened to coincide with the onset of what I will dub, "American Winter".

The powers that want to be desire an incident to inflame the still sleeping and mesmerized masses into demanding that the radical element be removed from the streets. I fear OWS is playing right into their scheme and will be used as another false flag excuse to tighten the vise and clamp down on the last vestiges of freedom in this nation.

Comment by rtaylortitle on December 20, 2011 at 6:03pm

Over 11,000 Americans (farmers, shopkeepers, et al) died giving us the right to peaceful assembly to redress our grievances and YOU toss it to the wind Tgambill.  Many of those at OWS I don't agree with politically...many I do.  But, that's not the point...the point is that it is our natural right to protest.  WE  THE PEOPLE are the masters....we are NOT the federal government's slaves!!!!!!!

Comment by Anonymiss Express on December 20, 2011 at 4:58pm

And the top one: http://anonymissexpress.tumblr.com/tagged/SPIN :D It's all of 'em cos the rest is funny too.

Comment by Anonymiss Express on December 20, 2011 at 4:56pm

@TommyD @Mike http://12160.info/xn/detail/2649739:Topic:728077?xg_source=activity

Comment by Robert David Hummel on December 20, 2011 at 4:03pm

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Comment by Oren Clark on December 20, 2011 at 3:54pm

Thanks for posting the YouTube links, Nikki. He'pful.

Comment by TommyD on December 20, 2011 at 3:25pm

Concerning the Turley video...

I found no fault or deception in what he was saying other than the part about Madison and the framers having the best interests of the people in mind when creating the Constitution. Madison even stated in his memoirs concerning the desire to protect the opulent minority from the uneducated majority. The Bill of Rights was a concession made to the People in order to get the Constitution ratified by the 13 Sovereign States. The People knew then that the Constitution would only favor the states and the wealthy landowners if the protections guaranteed under the BoR were not included.

Now, as the BoR is eroding before our eyes, we see who is benefiting...

Comment by Nikki on December 20, 2011 at 3:23pm

Here's the YouTube links.  It's almost impossible to FF or REW CSPAN video, argh!

http://youtu.be/Tkg3fmRu3zw

http://youtu.be/W1gjAna1D6w

Comment by TommyD on December 20, 2011 at 3:16pm

Call me crazy, but the very first time I ever heard the whole tin foil hat statement..lo, all those many years ago...the first thing that popped into my head was the fact that we used to wrap foil around the rabbit ear antennae on our TV to get better reception. Why would anyone wear a hat made of that stuff?  Put foil in a microwave oven and turn it on. Walk out side during a thunderstorm wearing foil on your head. But yet, it is supposed to block electromagnetic frequencies from interacting with your brain....LMAO

I would say it is more likely that the parrots and drones are the one who wear the conductive, signal amplifying material on their heads...radio controlled sheep/zombies....

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