Citizen Journal

We need to speak out while it is still legal to do so, as things are changing fast against individual freedom, much as they did in Germany prior to WW2. Genuine comparisons can be made about the similarities of liquidation of personal liberties, the starting of war based on false accusations, the claim of "necessity for National Security" regarding Bush and Hitler. Is Bush setting the stage for WW3 by opening a second front in Iran, the same fear he tricked us with to attack imaginary WMD!? Patriotic citizens promised victory against the “evil enemy” by both Hitler and Bush. Good Germans supported their troops, hidden from dirty deeds their leader authorized. Bush despises whistleblowers of his authorizing illegal torture, lying to start wars, and spying on us citizens. He calls such whistleblowers traitors.
What we are dealing with in America now is hijacking of Democracy, cloaked in disregard for any law that gets in the way of a low I.Q. dictatorial type leader determined for aggression, mixed with cronyism, and sold with lies. What would the Founding Fathers want you (yes, you) to do about it? Are you a real American, or just like a German listening to the approved media about how the Fatherland/Homeland security is enhanced by the Leader launching war without real provocation under such propaganda terms as “preventative strike“ over imaginary weapons they had “hard evidence“ of, it’s Hitler’s Big Lie theory in Bush style. Also, under Bush now we can all be suspected guilty until proven innocent, it‘s now legal to do exactly that, bye bye Constitutional protection. More than a few now disappear in America (they don’t publicize these documented facts) secret sites, secret detentions, secret deportations, secret torture, this is real America under Bush now. Hitler and Bush put the detention camps outside the border, and off the news, so the public would wouldn’t notice it much. Look up bush war crimes on google, CNN is censored from showing even one dead American, you need to inform yourself now.
It’s ok now to torture, under Hitler it wasn’t called torture, and under Bush they don’t call it torture either. Now it’s ok for soldiers to kill women, children, grandparents, they are simply listed as “suspected” terrorists. It is ok hate/fear based on religion.., see how easy it was for good Germans to enlist and be good citizens protecting the fatherland…we also support the troops as our Leader speaks of the enemy in their “last gasps” (only problem is the facts show increased resistance to the illegal invasion and occupation, but both Gobbels and Rumsfield employ doublespeak). There is plenty of evidence against our Leader.
Hermann Goering was quoted at Nuremburg: "All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the peacemakers for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. Its easy. In this way the people are brought to the bidding of the leaders. It works the same in any country.”
You didn’t (and don’t) need to be afraid of the SS or NSA observing you as long as you agree. They got upset that we now know we are being recorded. Now it’s ok to imprison without representation, and torture those who disagree with our version of what they should believe……do you see how sick it is to think that way…freedom means you can disagree,….without being labeled a subhuman Jew, or Arab terrorist. Maybe we should put our War-Crime Leader in Guantanmo, torture him, after a few years without representation, later witnesses to his guilt can testify if they can find his body in one of our extremely Un-American - Nazi type “Black Sites“. Bush’s building more of a Nazi mentality, it’s real as our bombs killing and terrorizing so many, while causing new revengeful enemies against illegal invasion/occupation. Hitler also promoted a better, safer, world too, and used the 1933 burning of the Reichstag to get his patriotic "Decree on the Protection of People and State", Bush's got the same in “Patriot Act”. WAKE UP AMERICA!

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