🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 07:15:42 GMT, "Kurtz" <the horror@HG.com> wrote:

>In 2002, John Dean considered the probable consequences of the "one more
>hit," which he thought of as another domestic terrorist attack - though the
>hurricane can work even better for this purpose, especially with what
>certainly looks like deliberate worsening of the aftermath. Mr. Dean thought
>it quite possible that a great disaster like another terrorist attack could
>be successfully manipulated by the Administration into a functional
>suspension of the Constitution that he called "constitutional dictatorship."
>http://archives.cnn.com/2002/LAW/06/columns/fl.dean.pow...
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>Is this why we have 28 states under a State of Emergency, and ShrubCo asking
>for
>more power over the military?
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>Also consider...
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>http://www.sptimes.com/2003/12/07/Columns/From_Tommy_Fr...
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>From Tommy Franks, a doomsday scenario
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>By ROBYN E. BLUMNER, Times Perspective Columnist
>Published December 7, 2003
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>The doomsday scenario was laid out by Gen. Tommy Franks, the recently
>retired head of CentCom, in of all places the December edition of Cigar
>Aficionado magazine.
>
>"What is the worst thing that can happen in our country?" Franks asked
>rhetorically. "Two steps. The first step would be a nexus between weapons of
>mass destruction . . . and terrorism." The second step would be "the western
>world, the free world, loses what it cherishes most, and that is freedom and
>liberty we've seen for a couple of hundred years in this grand experiment
>that we call democracy."
>
>Franks suggested that a "massive casualty-producing event" might cause "our
>population to question our own Constitution and begin to militarize our
>country."
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>ShrubCo is dangerous to Democracy. Let's pull their plug.
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>IMPEACH-INDICT-IMPRISON
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>Visualize the Hague.
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