Letters to the Editor
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Obama's Senate Homeland Security Committee to Discuss "The Stifling of Dissent Act" of 2008
And where will Barack Obama be when the Senate reconvenes on January 22nd? He sits on the Homeland Security Committee that will be discussing the "Homegrown Terrorism Act" which is nothing more than a burning of our First Amendment rights of freedom of speech.
Perhaps Mr. Obama should suspend his "campaigning" and have the cameras follow him into the Senate where he can prove to the American people that he has every intention, if elected POTUS, to "PRESERVE, PROTECT AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINST ALL ENEMIES BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC".
Thanks to Jane Harman (D-CA), the House already passed this rotten infringement of our First Amendment rights by a vote of 404-6 and unless Sen. Obama shows up to fight it (along with Clinton and McCain AND), we will know NONE of them deserve our vote.
Here's a video on the current situation we are facing:
http://www.surfingtheapocalypse.net/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=197342
I watched the first hearing in the House Intelligence Committee with Jane Harman where a representative from the Simon Wiesenthal Center did a Power Point showing the website of "Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth" as an example of an organization that is a "national security threat" because they are using "force" (look up the definition of "force") to convince millions of Americans to question the 9/11 Commission Report's findings. The video link to this hearing can be found in the middle of this article:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7339
Consider that WTC 7 fell to the ground on 9/11 at free fall speed into dust! at 5:20 pm that day and WAS NEVER HIT BY A PLANE...and not a word about it in the final report! (To mention but one of the MANY discrepancies).
If you check ae911truth.org/ and watch the presentation video by Richard Gage you'll understand why the Congress wants to shut these people up.
When the Senate passes this legislation (and they most certainly will without a major lobbying effort against it by the American People), and Bush signs it into law, you might as well take a piece of duct tape and put it across your mouth, and stay off the Internet, lest you write something too "forceful".
It is very clear now that Ari Fleischer meant it the day after 9/11 when he said, "You'd better watch what you SAY and watch what you DO." In a few months even this post could land me in prison. Think about it.