Homeland Security Given Green Light to Monitor American Journalists

The Blaze ^ | January 9, 2012 | Tiffany Gabbay

[MWS]

Well thank you!

There is a lesson here, of course. That which one finds useful and perhaps necessary today can quite easily be turned against oneself tomorrow. Herein lies the rationale for the traditional conservative view of government as something quite necessary yet always to be regarded with suspicion. Government is always to be kept in place with checks and balances and never to be allowed to progress beyond its due bounds.

It is a rightful responsibility of the government to act in order to keep us safe but we must never forget that unscrupulous men will always be willing to turn that which was instituted for safety’s sake against the common people when given half a chance...

[Czar]

Heil Hussein!

I'm sure the GOP Leadership will get right on top of this...

[BenLurkin]

Very Nixonesque.

[Old Sarge]

I am enjoying my new life in the Sunshine State, thanks a lot!!

[thecodont]

international third parties

Huh?

[Steve Newton]

Outstanding

Hope us old sergeants have one more campaign in us. We may need it.

Blessings my FRiend

[upchuck]

Could this be the "domestic security force, as well armed and well trained as the military" which Zer0 referenced at the beginning of his term?

Absolutely! Check out VIPER.

Jackboots in action.

[mkjessup]

I reckon you do not miss him yet.
Can’t say I blame you.

I fart in the general direction of Crawford, Texas.

[halfright]

I hope they can see my moon...dadgum this is aggravating...

[Psalm 144]

“Hope us old sergeants have one more campaign in us. We may need it.”

And we will need you. There is no substitute for veteran cadre.

Thank you all for your service.

[donhunt]

Are they going to arrest my paperboy?

[Steve Newton]

I am honored, thank you.

We will be there for you all, not to worry.

May God bless you and this Nation that He loves.

[opentalk]

They used the Underwear bomber to help justify TSA intrusive searches.

The state department helped override security to get him on a plane with no passport.

Government using 'underwear bomber' to take away our freedom

..Despite warnings from British intelligence and Umar’s own father, the man was never even placed on the “no-fly” list. Airport officials in Amsterdam rejected Umar from the flight, because he did not have a passport. The US State department intervened on Umar’s behalf to place him on the plane.

[Captain7seas]

It’s OK, the time is coming when we will “cross the T”

[mkjessup]

Yes indeed, somewhere within our illustrious State Department, some traitor was actually hoping for another downed airliner, a twist on the whole ‘false flag’ concept, getting Umar to do their dirty work for them. Google up the 1968 movie “Shadow On The Land”, and witness America as a police state run by the “Internal Security Forces”, the parallels are chilling.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

So if Bush/Cheney did this all hell would break loose.

[marty60]

Hey MSM how ya like Zero NOW!!!

Does this mean any site that provides info is under the Jack Boots of the HLS thought police.

[opentalk]

Judge Postpones Sentence of Underwear Bomber (1-6-2012)

...Lori and Kurt Haskell, two suburban Detroit lawyers who were on Flight 253, said they would speak in court on Feb. 16. Kurt Haskell believes the U.S. government conspired with Abdulmutallab and outfitted him with an intentionally defective bomb.

[Clioman]

Maybe some of the better off will eventually be able to buy a plenary indulgence?

[null and void]

Are they going to arrest my paperboy?

Maybe. More likely he will be asked to keep an eye on the people on his route, some more so than others...