Anti-Terrorism Powers used on Environmentalists


	Anti-Terrorism Powers used on Environmentalists

BobbyRutan

8-13-2007 11:39 AM

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terror, war, iraq, politics, election, democrat, republican, bush, fascism

BobbyRutan says:

Coming soon to a USA near you. Don't rock the corporate profit boat - TERRORIST.

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8-14-2007 7:38 AM

tabsey

Sinister infiltration of terrorist powers into common laws results in British goals being filled to overflowing. Lifers will be flown to the Haliburton space goal so that all people not able to give correct summaries of their last 100 skype phone calls can be locked up for 6 months of helpful education.
Hope their are a few Pine Gap veterans there to give tips on protection if it gets rough.

8-14-2007 9:38 AM

cptenaud

Marshal law has been proclaimed. Democracy has
been curtailed. The Dictatorship has complete control
now. All police will be issued the /SS/ insignia.
If you are not a true born again Christian. You will
be eliminated. Please bring note from your mommy
that you were born again. She would know.

8-14-2007 4:27 PM

hudgal1

Lol.

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