September 17, 2011
While the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) constantly reinforces the need for rape downs at every American airport, invasive prison-like searches at NFL football games and, eventually, shopping malls and city streets, as well as the EPA’s new “safety” policy that will require farmers to gain a CDL to operate farm equipment (also for our safety), there is no doubt that it is finally time for the American people to admit that our government cannot and does not protect us from every danger in life. Nor should we want it to.
Indeed, the increasingly totalitarian and oppressive behavior being exhibited by the US government is nothing more than a poorly crafted and thin disguise for a police state. The agenda of centralizing power and curbing more and more Constitutional rights continues to move forward using crisis creation, outright lies, and false flag terrorism.
The average citizen is not in a position to trust or believe anything that comes out of the mainstream media or government agencies regarding any aspect of life that might relate to them as a result of this agenda. Considering the historical precedent, one would hope that the American people were a bit more hesitant to do so in the first place, not just questioning slick looking politicians but the very premise of the framed political debate – particularly, the one surrounding the war on terrorism.
Yet, unfortunately, there has arisen a new danger of a false flag terrorist attack inside the United States or even one being staged in another country which may be justified to further crack down on civil liberties in the United States or another illegal war against a foreign nation.
In a report issued by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) on September 8, the US government claims that it cannot account for or track thousands of pounds of “highly-enriched uranium and separated plutonium.” While the initial report received little attention in the mainstream or even the independent media, this is a serious issue because this radioactive nuclear material is “weapons usable.” That is, it could be used to make a nuclear or, in the parlance of our times, a “dirty” bomb.
