Chilling words by Judge Andrew Napolitano
Posted by Non_mooching_artist 10 years, 2 months ago to Government
This is chilling, and should be the news story of precedence. Every action by the NSA is 100% antithetical to the Constitution, to the 4th amendment, to the very foundations of what the founders built.
This country needs men and women who are unafraid of these vermin. To rip out this cancer because it's killing what was once a beacon of freedom.
This country needs men and women who are unafraid of these vermin. To rip out this cancer because it's killing what was once a beacon of freedom.
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We are operating under tyranny. Politicians and Kangaroo courts are destroying the protections that are our natural birthright and enumerated in our Constitution... supposedly the highest law of the land. I hate to hear anyone say "there ought to be a law." But, we the people, need to have the power to arrest and prosecute those that undermine the Constitution. Throw out the bums!
Run them out of town on a rail after tar and feathering.
What is wrong with people? er... um, sheople apparently.
As for Snowden, I was quick to state when it first came out that he would either be viewed as a true patriot, or a treasonous traitor. From what has come out that I can evaluate, I lean towards patriot, as does the Judge. Time will tell.
Is Big Brother watching us?
And the agents writing their own warrants? The judge should know why that is never necessary. He remembers being on call twenty-four hours a day to approve warrants.
Let's also remember how the people could stop sabotage and mass murder cold, if the government let them arm themselves.
It is almost as if they are intentionally using the media and legislation to overcome the Constitution, beginning with trivial but wrong actions, and seeking these precedents for more grotesque acts. The wimpy populace will look back in wonder through the cloudy veil of undocumented abuse and wonder why 2084 is 1984, the popular but banned book.