[butterdezillion]

Free Republic no longer seems to be a place where people can talk about non-approved subjects without having a lot of crap thrown in their faces. There are a lot of good people here but you probably won’t hear from them because a conspicuous band of buddies is already here stinking up the thread. If the stink won’t shut people up the gagging will start. I just don’t want you to be surprised when it happens. As long as the good people of FR are fine with it, this is the pattern everyone can expect. Very similar to how Obama’s regime has silenced the voices they don’t want anybody to hear.

Sad, because Free Republic has the best set-up and some of the best people, and could be a place of real resistance to this regime’s lawless conspiracies - many of which obots and “concern trolls” here once called “kook” until some in the MSM were able to report on some of the evidence. Stuff like rxsid mentioned - Benghazi, Fast and Furious, IRS-gate, NSA-gate, etc. All conspiracies, and all real.

[LucyT]

Free Republic no longer seems to be a place where people can talk about non-approved subjects without having a lot of crap thrown in their faces.

Apparently you think Free Republic is a place where you are admired for your comment saying you want to spit on the Military.

You have no idea how many people were offended by your comment, and you've never had the decency to apologize.

Get off your high horse and stop criticizing people that don't agree with you.

[Velveeta]

Oh FFS, enough with bashing FR already. Your feelings were hurt, get over it and don’t keep regurgitating and acting like a martyr.

You’re the one acting like 0’s regime - lately - always whining about yourself. I,I,I, me,me,me - just like 0.

[Fred Nerks]

I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.

Voltaire

[Brown Deer]

Public interest and the price of truth and justice

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

“It’s not in the public’s interest.” That was the government’s response to the request of the waiver of the exceptionally hefty fee of $2,000.00 for records pertaining to the hard water landing of the plane carrying Loretta Fuddy, the Hawaiian Director of Health who certified the authenticity of Barack Hussein Obama’s birth record.

In fact, the internet researcher known as Butterdezillion, an individual known personally to me, found major inconsistencies in the data already secured through FOIA requests.

At present, it does not appear these records have been altered, as no one, until now, has researched the case deep enough as Butterdezillion. So, we need to get copies of these records right now, before any alterations can be made or the documents are inexplicably lost or destroyed. I mean right now!

When internet researcher Butterdezillion presented the denials that were based on the assertion by the state and federal government that no one cares, except for nut cases (of course, I’m paraphrasing here), and the projected cost of $2,000 for the records requested...