I think I figured out the Special Security Designation for Conventions...

[tom_paine]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,125072,00.html

Scroll down to this little gem

I have designated these events National Special Security Events, making the United States Secret Service the lead agency for identifying and implementing protective efforts in these locations.

Now, we have all noticed how much more often the Bushevik SS is being used to implement illegal orders from the arrest of protestors as happened in Tampa and the "Miami Model" and Portland, etc.

It also allows for a direct chain of command from the Imperials directly to Local law Enforcement without an intermediary or ANY check on the legality or constitutionality of Imperial Orders.

As with everything the Busheviks do, legality and law matters NOTHING. If they do it, it is them "legal".

That's how all Totalitarians work, back to Hitler and Stalin and the Caesers (yes, yes, I know they weren't technically Totalitarians but that is because the concept wasn't yet invented in their day and EVERY government was Totalitarian in those days, essentially).

IMHO, what the Special Security Designation does is increase the latitude for which the Busheviks may order the hapless Local Cops to perform illegal and unconstitutional acts.

plain and simple.

Bad news for anyone going to protest the Imperial Convention.

The SS Men will be the ones telling the cops who and how hard to beat. Who to "prventatively arrest", Soviet-style, etc etc.

Thoghts? Comments? Flames?

[Old and In the Way]

1. Bush's Secret Service in charge of the Democratic Convntion

makes me wonder if these "security" people shouldn't get a higher profile? Like what's their political relationship to Dimson?

[tom_paine]

2. Undoubtedly Patrick Henry University (that's Heidelberg University for the

Nazi equivalent) Bushevik Loyalists who would have no problem doing ANYTHING, legal or illegal, to Lib'ruls who they perceive as Godless Enemies of the State.

Though that is speculation based on reading of history.