[andy58-in-nh]

I had to chuckle at that graphic, but only a bit.

We are losing our freedoms, one at a time, but more rapidly than most of us ever would have thought, back when free thought was encouraged.

We are losing our freedom, in part because free thought is today actively discouraged.

We are losing our freedom because our government is today commanded by cowards who are simultaneously obsessed with power and consumed with self-loathing.

We are losing our freedom because our leaders fear identifying or judging those who seek to inflict damage upon our nation, and also secretly believe that we deserve to be damaged.

How long is it before one's own government, by refusing to even name, much less fight against its sworn enemies, itself becomes an even greater enemy of its own people?

[cripplecreek]

They are deliberately importing and creating the very problems they’re using as excuses to take our freedoms.

[epow]

How long is it before one's own government, by refusing to even name, much less fight against its sworn enemies, itself becomes an even greater enemy of its own people?

Up until about 4-1/2 years ago I would have answered that question with "sometime in the next 20-25 years", but now I think we're almost there today. Obama is not only the most incompetent president in US history, he ranks highest in the running for the most dangerous enemy the US has ever faced whether foreign or domestic. One camouflaged enemy in the camp poses a greater danger than a thousand enemies in the open field.