To: dfwgator
Can you say "Sedition?" Can you say freedom of speech?
To: SteveTuck
Can you say free speech?
A loosely knit group of activists called the Military Globalization Project said it is preparing a "security zone occupation" at Vandenberg Air Force Base on the California coast, the site used by the Defense Department for all West Coast missile and space launches. Their plan: Hike into the base and disrupt the global surveillance and weapons targeting systems used to guide bombers, gunships and military strike forces. The group declined to say how it would disrupt these systems. the lives of america's sons and daughters at war takes precedence over your free speech,, i hope the MP's aim small ,, hit small,,,
vsm
To: SteveTuck; aculeus; general_re; BlueLancer; chookter
Can you say freedom of speech?". . . the peace movement has been using the buildup time to coordinate 'emergency response plans' to disrupt domestic military activity . . ."
Can you say "getting shot"?
47 posted on
12/23/2002 6:41:47 PM PST by
dighton
To: SteveTuck
Can you say freedom of speech? From the article: ...the peace movement has been using the buildup time to coordinate "emergency response plans" to disrupt domestic military activity, tie up commerce...
Can you say treason? I knew you could.
Oh, and welcome to FR.
5.56mm
77 posted on
12/24/2002 7:05:47 AM PST by
M Kehoe
To: SteveTuck
Can you say "Sedition?" Can you say freedom of speech?
SteveTuck signed up 2002-11-22.
'Nuff said.
To: SteveTuck
Bravo! Freedom of Speech an underlying tenet of this nation. Anyone who thinks differently is either insecure about their own beliefs, or suffers from profound idiocy, or prescribes to a political system that makes a mockery of this very forum.
86 posted on
12/24/2002 9:18:53 AM PST by
mandible
To: SteveTuck
Can you say freedom of speech?Anti-Americanism is NOT dissent and disrupting our military is NOT free speech. It's called aiding and abetting the enemy (a.k.a. treason)
To: SteveTuck
Can you say freedom of speech?Freedom of speech is not an absolute freedom.
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