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No, my reference to Nazi snitches was not over the top, Europe

Written by admin on August 6, 2009 - 1 Comment
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The DNC has enlisted Europeans (yes, Europeans) to attack me personally for describing Obama’s Turn In Your Dissenting Neighbor policy.  I have offended the people from the lands WE ESCAPED to come to this country and find freedom.

The international turmoil results from my having described the White House’s flag@whitehouse.gov policy as fascist.  Well, it is.  We learn today, via Byron York, that the White House plans to build a database of opponents to Obama’s dictatorial plans.  (Running the country through czars without Congressional or judicial oversight is dictatorship, you cheese-eating surrender monkeys.) 

The White House request that members of the public report anyone who is spreading "disinformation" about the proposed national health care makeover could lead to a White House database of political opponents that will be both secret and permanent, according to Republican lawyers on the Senate Judiciary Committee who are examining the plan’s possible implementation.

"So the White House, whether by design or accident, has requested information from the public that will become ‘records’ under the Presidential Records Act, yet would be impermissible for any government to otherwise collect under the Privacy Act," writes one Judiciary Committee source.  "Where were the lawyers in all of this?  What is their legal basis for authorizing the collection of these records?"

I am PROUD to be on Barack Obama’s official enemies list. When America’s version of the KGB archives is thrown open, I hope to see many, many checkmarks next to my name.  I suggest everyone turn himself in at once.  Just send an email to flag@whitehouse.gov and let them know you oppose Obama’s plan. 

Jamie Allman suggests providing a return address of “bite-me@allman.com”   Of course, bite-me@stlouisteaparty.com would work just as well. 

Meanwhile, Lanny Davis wants you investigated and broken for speaking your mind.   Then he recants. Sort of. And ABC News—the first leftist organization to actually visit a town hall meeting instead of just reciting whatever the White House faxed over—found out that the anger and concern seems genuine. 

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  1. Vote -1
    August 6, 2009 at 11:39 am

    This is another item for my “Not MY America” file.

    The WSJ had an article on p. A-1 on 4/7/09, titled, “Bailout Man Turns the Screws.” It detailed how a Treasury Department Official who was “on loan” from the U.S. Export/Import Bank, was tasked “…to extract concessions from companies the government is trying to save.” This man competed in the New England Golden Gloves while at Harvard Law. He looks imposing next to Henry Paulson, himself a tall man. I thought, “This can’t be happening!”

    Then the director of the CBO got taken to the woodshed over his estimate for the cost of Health Care Reform. I said, “It’s like extortion!”

    Then the Blue Dog Democrats had to visit the woodshed, to get their thinking adjusted. I shouted, “Tyrannical!”

    Now the administration wants some citizens to inform on others.

    Michelle Bachmann (U.S. Rep., MN) referred to “Gangster Government” in a floor speech on 7/20/09.

    Re-education camp? Maybe. Gulag? Possibly. MY America? No way!

    “Congress shall make no law…prohibiting…the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”