October 17, 2006: The Day America Died and King George was Crowned
| This is quite possibly the most important news report of our generation. On October 17, 2006, President George W. Bush signed the Military Commissions Act of 2006, which does away with Habeas Corpus and makes it perfectly legal for the government to secretly arrest any American citizen, strip him of his citizenship, hold him indefinitely without charges, try him in front of a military tribunal, and execute him in secret. This is sad, sad day for our country. Shame on all of us for letting this happen. With the signing of this act, the President has granted himself the powers of a dictator, courtesy of the U.S. Congress, and the zoned-out couch potato population of America. H.R. 6166 HR.6166 HR6166 HR-6166.IH military tribunals patriot act 9/11 911 9-11 september 11 11th truth conspiracy world trade center wtc inside job false flag put options thermate thermite controlled demolition NORAD stand down stand-down cover-up coverup cover up pentagon flight 77 missile 16 foot hole united airlines UA flight 93 let's roll todd beamer osama bin laden al qaeda qaida taliban war on terror terrorism george bush dick cheney donald rumsfeld condoleeza rice paul wolfowitz doctrine saddam hussein iraq afghanistan peak oil empire building 7 larry silverstein marvin bush securacom stratasec dullas airport loose change alex jones fascism fascist islam islamic islamofascist fake hoax molten steel 2001 media propaganda PNAC project new american century |
Great post. It's sick what happened there, and since in HR 5122, I believe it is. This country's been lied to and had its liberties ripped off.
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