I hate to say this but My hubby is really getting scared about me being on

[Nikepallas]

this message board. I tell him to cool off that I doubt anyone has really be investigate by the govt. So if you don't mind saying so have you? Mr/Ms. FBI agent can you give me a heads up as to when you will come knocking on my door.

[MercutioATC]

1. I'm a federal employee. They'll come after me first.

Unless I don't post for a few weeks, don't worry.

[SKKY]

56. Yea, if "ALiberalSailor" doesn't rattle them...

...can we safely assume they aren't really watching that close in the first place? Plus, until recently, I used my real name as my Nick, and no one came knocking at my door so I'm not worried.

[shesemsmom]

67. I say let them come to my door. I have nothing to hide, and

I keep no secrets. There time would be better spent looking for bin Laden. Don't you think rather than spying on us.

[sbj405]

87. Me too.

If we both go missing, they'll know for sure.

[CaptainCorc]

2. 10:30 AM EST tomorrow :) n/t

[quaoar]

3. Do you like warm, tropical places?

Club Med Gitmo perhaps?

[Name removed]

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[Swede Atlanta]

10. I think you underestimate them.......

I wish I could agree that this would not be the subject of oversight and scrutiny but I really think this administration has gone totally fascist on us. They are going to hunt everyone who expresses an opinion contrary to the party line and make them regret it. Remember how Shrub and Crashcart made all attendees at their political rallys sign loyalty oaths? Remember shrub's statements that you are either for us or against us? This is an unrecovered alcoholic who sees things as black and white, gray is not even contemplated. I for one hope I don't see a representative of the Gestapo at my door anytime soon but I guess its a risk I am willing to take because this country is too important to me to surrender it to the Nazis.

[shesemsmom]

68. Well then, I guess that by this time

there is no secret that I am against them

[Higans]

91. I wounder if that "Loyalty Oath" means they can be drafted.

You can come to my convention as long as you keep your mouth shut and go die when I tell you to.

[quaoar]

17. Don't type so fast

The keystroke recording devices can't keep up.

[CatholicEdHead]

4. Multiple boards

I am on multiple boards. So far there is no government tracking that I know about.

.........NO CARRIER...............................



Just kidding. :)

[drhilarius]

5. Don't tempt Agent Mike.

:)

[Just Me]

59. Hi Agent Mike!!!!

:hi: :bounce:

Yeah,...they're checking us out.

But, I don't really care anymore.

There's too many good American citizens out here expressing their dissatisfaction with and opposition to this horror of an administration for me to care about whether or not "spooks" are surfing.

[Why Syzygy]

83. Me either

I used to be scared poop-less. No more.

I really don't care what 'they' do to me.

Overcome the :scared: and the battle is won.

[n2mark]

6. I've thought about this myself.

[Nordic]

7. To Bushco, we are like so many ants

not really a threat, a nuisance if they start to actually crawl on you.

[SomthingsGotaGive]

47. I think it would be..

Naive to think this administration isn't actively monitoring any political site or forum that is fund raising for the opposition party.

Not only do I think they monitor, I think they try and disrupt and discredit.

It would take less than 20 geeks to infiltrate every major left wing website, forum, or blog.

At 50k per geek a year (in an election year) thats $1 million.

Chump change!

[CrispyQ]

63. Wouldn't that be chimp change? eom

[Solly Mack]

9. all the cool kids have FBI files

[Taxloss]

11. Every time I log on I think it's possible that I'll find the boards are

populated solely by Brits and Canadians. There will be long, echoing silences where once there was bustle in GD. Eventually, a thread will start like this:

Mapleleaf_Canuck: What happened to all the Americans, eh?

BritChap_Cupoftea: Search me, old bean. Jolly quiet in here. Still, at least it's not raining.

<20 mins of silence.>

Mapleleaf_Canuck: So .............. You like hockey?

BritChap_Cupoftea: "Hockey"? Is that like cricket?

[frankly_fedup2]

12. Mine is the same way . . . especially when I told him we donated . . .

a monthly contribution to DU. I tell him about some of what is going on and he will tell me one day my mouth will get me in trouble. I don't know how because I do not lie. But I have paranoid about it myself. I'm sure someone is watching all the blogs and especially the "SUBVERSIVE DU." (somebody posted that we were a SUBVERSIVE site.

Whatever, freedom of speech is not gone yet . . . is it????

Speaking of blogs and sites, visit my blog at

<http://newamerica2004.blogspot.com/>

and my political board at

<http://p079.ezboard.com/bitsdebatable> I'd love at least someone to join in the discussions.

[SammyWinstonJack]

54. Shouldn't they have bigger fish to fry then us Evil DUers?

For example, OSAMA BIN FORGOTTEN? Shouldn't they be "hunting him down" since he seems to be on the run? :shrug:

[Erika]

13. I wouldn't worry too much

Bushco sees enemies everywhere. Can you imagine the files necessary to keep on all those who Bushco thinks are against him?

[ilovenicepeople]

14. May I suggest you show your husband this website

www.infowars.com and see how scared he gets of Big Brother.:scared: :scared: :scared:

[Name removed]

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[Maat]

18. Well, it has struck me, of course, that they could request ..

our data from Skinner and the Admins, and they couldn't tell us about the request.

But what are they going to get me for? Polite social and politcal discussions?

[hickman1937]

21. I have this sneaking suspition

that 'they' are the new people being installed at the bushcia. The old guard has probably been lurking, and sometimes posting here, for awhile.

[gordianot]

24. Not CIA

NSA most likely and FBI.

[RubyCat]

22. Are you sure about that?

"Not only that, they capture the full clickstream of what you type,
(AND ERASE) inside this little editor window. They figure that the
freudian slips that one backspaces over are critical info in our
DU terrorism profiles."

I saw something on TV, it must have been the cable channel TechTV, where these entrepreneurs wrote a program like that. You send someone an email, and the recipient is asked to reply by typing into a little window embedded at the bottom of the email. It records all the keystrokes so that you can follow the user as he types and edits the email.

[walldude]

28. The FBI's software goes a little furthur

than that. If you are connected to the internet they can follow your keystrokes. The program they use is called Carnivore. They were using it long before 9/11

[rman]

61. possible, but not just like that

for the fbi to be capable to capture your keystrokes there needs to software running on your PC that will capture the keystrokes and send it across the network to a destination.
such software can be a virus, spyware or imbedded in the operating system.

[Warren DeMontague]

71. Furthur?

like the Bus?

[sweetheart]

29. No and Yes

Personally, i am dead sure, but i use a proof mechanism that most
people would say is not proof. I am a cheap tin-hat clairvoyant
and a software engineer. The window records all your keystrokes
and it is normal procedure to 'safestore' the raw message on disk
as soon as it comes in off the wire to the server, even before
handing it to the database and the DC software applicatoin.

As well, the clickstream is recorded by the latest electronic
survieillance system that records all things on the internet for the
NSA... no doubt... if you've typed it on the internet, its in
their database.

My proof is being "touched" in my clairvoyant sense, many hours
after deleting something from a post, and having it "read" back to
me in a lucid dream by a "watcher". I realized, then, that even
the backspaces are recorded and that the surveillance folks,
honestly suspecting that each one of us is potentially bin laden
himself until proven otherwise, capture every minute keystroke.

As well, i recall, early on at DU, getting a psychic all-clear from
the NSA watcher people. It arrived as a very strong psychic email,
a person talking to me, that in waking consciousness, i could "hear"
them. The person had read all my posts, studied my background,
my credit card statements, my entire electronic and paper footprint
in life. He apologized for the disrespect of the search, and
acknowledged that i was a full and totally honourable person who
is in the utmost regard an upstanding citizen of this great nation.

What i recall of that lucid moment, was the apology, that someone
shut the file, said that this is an upstanding citizen, and if we
claim to be protecting the constitution, we have no businesss with
this person. It made tears in my eyes. Someone sent me a very very
respectful email of honourable regret, that my privacy had been
invaded by an investigation in to potential enemies of the state,
and that i was cleared of any impropriety to my integrity.

You could of course say i'm just a raving lunatic and imagine such
things... and if you're saying that to me, right now, i'll hear you.

I'm not sorry for being clairvoyant. The security services should
think more quietly, lest a real enemy is as well clairvoyant and
knows. Bullet proof glass and soundproof walls don't stop direct
consciousness interaction.... and even they know that this stuff
exists, themselves employing sensitives to help them in their work.

:-) woof :-)

[indigobusiness]

85. I love you, sweetheart...I really do.

You never fail to amaze me. I don't doubt you for a second. But, it occurs to me that the salvation from snooping hides in the fact of their very accomplished skill and greed. They are awash in data. Swamped and drowning in a sea of Xs and Os. You would be high indeed, (on their priority list) I would think, to warrant much scrutiny. "No time to say hello, good-bye. I'm late, I'm late, I'm late!"

[sweetheart]

89. Priority and topic

When i first came on DU, was not long after 9/11 and i took a very
unpopular position of suggesting america deserved 9/11. Based on the
hatred i got at that time, there was no doubt that some folks really
possibly thought i was associated with enemies of america to say such
a thing... and that was when such images came through. I believe
that the "priority" was achieved back then.

To say that today, is hardly inflamatory, and its amazing how the
assemblage changes over time. I have also argued, that the second
amendment makes it ok for me to keep my own nuclear weapons, and
some other arguments, that were you not knowing me, one could
interpret as osama-like. One of the world trade center victem
wifes even chimed up in one chat to regard me as deplorable. Back
when "we" were united around the righteousness of the action in
afganistan, and before the iraq mess started.

So much has changed in the average views of DU, that the "foreiginer"
view is much much better represented. Perhaps its that more foreign
peoples are talking on DU, and as well, the bush administration has
become soooo extreme, that moderate voices have stopped defending
their actions as "ours".

Now, i think that the normal process of DU, is to have to share the
database with the FBI regularly, and the IP addresses of non-CONUS
posters.

Thanks for being kind. ;-) I can feel the dark joy of the solstice
cusp... and all of life is sublime.

[kk897]

90. swamped and drowning in data...

Yes, exactly. And Siobel Edmond's point was that there weren't enough folks to even translate all the supposed terrorists' communications. I find it hard to believe that they even have the manpower to go through all the data that DU puts up on the web every day.

I'm sure that it's all recorded somewhere, in PROMIS 3.0 or something like it, but to have actual agents going to actual doors would take a lot of effort. Seems like we'd be pretty much small potatoes.

Unless you're openly advocating violent overthrow of the government, I wouldn't worry about it, personally.

Oh, unless you post all the time to the Election forum and, like me, are now considered a "dissident." Bets are off, there.

[indigobusiness]

92. I think it is useful to specific,

if not general, investigation. But, what do I know? I just hope their laptops go missing again, before something else horrible happens.

[oneold1-4u]

16. I"m ready

just so I get a two cents worth in, in good time! There is a guy here in OR on death row gets $12k in medical each month for bad kidneys. I hope before they come for me, I have something really bad that will cost them, but 'till then I get to say what I durn please! LOL

[quaoar]

19. It'll be kind of like The Rapture

One day we'll all just disappear and only those who have signed loyalty oaths will remain.

[serryjw]

20. I have been an anti-Bushit activist for 3 years.......

very vocal, make no bones about how I feel. I passed the FBI background check that allowed me to go to the DNC convention. We are a nuisance, no more. Remember no one believes anything we say anyway.

[Danmel]

43. I passed a police check

I had to file a complaint for an Identity Theft issue ( what a total pain in the ass- be VERY careful on EBAY- I'll post the story later), and the Officer ran a check on me- (at least I think he did- he went back from my house into his patrol car with my license for about 15 minutes) and came back and didn't arrest me, so I guess it's OK for now!

I did hesitate for a long time before I registered. But I just decided I couldn't let them intimidate me into silence and I'm a member of Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and other liberal groups, so I figure they pretty much know where to find me if they want to anyway.

[Blue Wally]

50. Certainly the internet is monitored.........

But DU is quickly dismissed as just a bunch of "parlor pinks" bloviating.

[shesemsmom]

75. I too passed a FBI back ground check

while attending Clinton's last inaugural and had no problems. I no more or less vocal then than now. And I speak up a plenty

[gordianot]

23. Want to see which posts are being watched?

Do a Google search of your DU username. Some one has referenced your post.

Let's see FBI, NSA computer, not Homeland Security who has to outsource investigations.

[DjTj]

25. I worked for computer people in the Justice Department last summer...

...and trust me, they don't have time to deal with political internet message boards...

[serryjw]

65. Did you how many wiretap files have not been translated?

F*CK....they don't have time for our Bushit.

[bhikkhu]

26. More safety in a vocal community than in silent isolation.

I am more afraid for the rest of the world than I am for my own skin. Silence is not a good option in any case....bad things happen when people become afraid to speak.

[bobo4u]

27. They'd have to lock up half the country..

Interesting that Jimmy Carter mentioned on the Larry King show, that he didn't think the country had been this divided since the civil war. There are so many disgruntled people in this country, where would they start?

Unless you're part of a group conspiring to overthrow the government, have a major weapons stash in your house, or are a celebrity, I don't think there's much to worry about.

[Swamp Rat]

30. I finally made Freeperville - I have arrived!

I Googled my screen name and found that I FINALLY made Freeperville! :D HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1291053/posts

Oh man, my stomach hurts - they BELIEVED me!! :D HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!

[BernieBear]

33. Who Believed You?

[laheina]

36. I haven't yet.

Darn. But I seem to be a restaurant in Hawaii...

[UdoKier]

31. If your hubby is worried...

...that's pretty good evidence why we all need to be more active in opposing this administration, whether in this sadly neutered echo chamber, or on the streets and in our communities, where it might make a difference.

[ThoughtCriminal]

32. We're all NSA and FBI moles

except for the Freeper trolls. Didn't you get the memo?
:+

[mmonk]

34. Free speech is extremely hard to suppress

For practicle purposes, they would only look for real enemies that would seek violence or recruit people to violence. It would be a logistical nightmare to try to arrest so many people under any act on the occasion of speech since speech is such an obvious gaurantee in our Constitution. Too hard to make an end around on it.

[BiggJawn]

35. Say "Hi!" to Agent Mike!

Legend has it that we have our very own FBI Lurker, and his name is Mike.

Morning, Agent Mike! Get any last night? :7

When they start rounding us up, our message board participation will be the least of the criteria they use. You didn't have a Shrub sign in your yard, right? Then your neighbours have already reported you.

[NMDemDist2]

80. actually "Agent Mike" was supposedly Bev Harris' watcher

IIRC

[BiggJawn]

82. I recall he spent time reading the rest of us, too. eom

[OneTwentyoNine]

37. Oh brother......

How many of these posts have been on DU since 2001? A hundred??,a thousand?? and yet here we are still typing away.

NO ONE is coming to your house for merely posting on DU unless you decide to make physical threats,then you may very well get a visit.
Posting opposing views to this Nazi administration won't bring the "G" men nor will they shut this site down. Jesus,can we move on a bit here and put this ridiculous crap to bed? Thank you....

David

[Beer Snob-50]

38. I wear my tin foil hat at all times

and that prevents the government from messing with my mind and they stay away.

[RUDUing2]

39. I know what you mean...yesterday there was a post about an 11 yr old

being investigated for anti american speech, etc...and I told my dh the biggest evidence of how this country has changed under bushie boy was that there wasn't a single post saying..

"That doesn't happen in the US, there must be more to the story then what we are hearing" instead everyone had absolutely no problem believing it happened just as written....sad commentary on the current state of the US and civil liberties...

[ogradda]

40. there's nothing available here about me

i wouldn't be willing to tell anyone anyway. believe, me i don't keep my political beliefs a secret:shrug:

[imax2268]

41. hey I worked for the govenment at one time myself...

until I got laid off...and I have been here for over a year now...you'll be fine...

my phone hasn't made funny clicking noises for almost six months now...so you will be fine...

[bigtree]

42. At my first march before the start of the Iraq war, I overheard a marcher

say to another, "Welcome to the reopening of your FBI file. The only thing that pisses me off about the possibility is that there must be better things for these clowns to do besides follow around peaceniks like me. BTW some whiz kid soldiers from the NSA at Ft. Meade came and took closeup pics of me and the social studies teacher as we stood on the corner with our anti-war signs on our weekly vigil. Hope my kids can find them and enjoy them years from now with a FOI request. What a crock!

[American Tragedy]

44. I doubt that the Justice Dept has time to investigate political boards

like this when they have to monitor hundreds of Islamic jihad and Arab Nationalist sites.

However, I wouldn't put it past hardcore partisans in the administration or the RNC.

In any case, I wouldn't worry. If they strike at us, we will only have more ammunition with which to expose them. Bring it on, Agent Mike.

[MadHound]

45. Do they monitor this site? Sure, I wouldn't bet against it.

But are they going to do anything about it? No, at least not for awhile. First they'll probably come after the people who are politically active in the real world, like me. I don't know how many pictures have been taken of me during an antiwar protest. I'm sure some of them made it to an FBI file somewhere. If you start seeing those of us active in the real world starting to disappear, then you can start getting worried. Until then, I think we're all just fine.

[imax2268]

46. Well...if they are and they see this message...

:hi:
Hey guys...fuck off...!

[abluelady]

48. Well, I'm a Grandma

and would be so proud for my grandchildren to know that I care
about the America they grow up in.

[newyawker99]

49. Hi abluelady!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[jwirr]

78. Absolutely! Another Grandma.

[ebayfool]

86. You betcha, Grammies unite to protect their grandbabies ...

will be a force in bringing the warmongering to an end, I believe! I was a ferocious mom - I'm an even meaner Gramma. Mom is busy drinking the Kool-Aid & acquiring 'things', so somebody has to look to the future.

[NNN0LHI]

51. Not to be nosy, but is your hubby on any types of medication?

Or a republican? Just curious? Thanks in advance.

Don

[okieinpain]

52. don't blame him. haven't you seen all of the stories about folks

hooking up on line. my wife worries about it too. thinks I'm getting friendly with someone in here. I've been trying to get her to check it out, but she's one of the sheeple. didn't vote for bush, but not really interested in news stories.

[catmandu57]

53. Don'r worry about it

There are millions of people who hate the sons o bitches, we just happen to be very vocal in our hatred, right now that's still protected speech, and there are many more of us than there are of them.

They stole this election, like the stole the 02 election and the 2000 election, they're just getting better at hiding it. All it's going to take is something to wake up the couch potatoes, and if they start rounding people up that should qualify.

If it got that bad, I would'nt want to be here anyway.

[Dora]

55. The FBI will visit for the strangest reasons...

In 2000 I knew a woman whose 10-year high-school reunion was coming up, and she did not want to attend (didn't like high school or her classmates).

She filled out one of those "What are you doing now?" forms and sent it in. Well, in response to one of the questions, my friend put in a wisecrack about Shrub and I don't remember if it was threatening or not, but whatever it was, it motivated the reunion-planning agency to give the FBI a call.

Granted, this woman was not the most stable of people that I've known. But on the basis of a remark intended as a not-so-funny joke, my friend spent a day being interrogated by the FBI. They just showed up on her doorstep one Saturday morning and took her downtown. They brought her back to her apartment in time for dinner.

Nice, huh?

[SKKY]

57. I wore my John Kerry for President t-shirt...

...the cool gray one with blue bands on the sleeves and neck to my interview with NCIS for my 5 year review and the only thing he said was, "I don't know if I like Kerry, but I do like Edwards a lot."

[Poppyseedman]

58. Too late, they already know all about you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(FBI) (Cut and past link)

Carnivore is a name given to a system implemented by the Federal Bureau of Investigation that is analogous to wire tapping except in this case, it is email that is being tapped instead of telephone conversations. It is a form of policeware.

US Government officials will confirm or deny little about the physical or logical workings of Carnivore, but there are some basic facts that are generally agreed upon:

In order to be affected, a computer must be physically installed at an ISP or other location where it can "sniff" traffic on a LAN segment to look for email messages in transit.

[Cleita]

60. My family gives me grief about this too.

I don't think the BFEE worries too much about message boards as long as you don't make threats or become a threat. For instance if you write a best selling book that exposes crooked deals and murders for hire, you definitely are going to come under the magnifying glass. Speculating about the possibility without proof is only going to make them uncomfortable.

[murray hill farm]

62. Hope for the best, but do be prepared for the worse

Yes, i believe this site is monitored...the system in existence has red flagged words and phrases..so a whole post may not be monitored..but i am sure that all of us have typed one or more of the flag words in our posts. Also, it only takes one person to alert the authorities that they have seen you post what might be anti govt or suspicious posts...and your name will be flagged..and then you will be more closely watched. Given that...there is not much u can do about it except..hope for the best..or give up you choice to continue to have free speech.

[Granola]

64. ahhh look at this!!!!

Someone is grabbing this stuff and posting it! This is scary!


smaniscalco
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Nikepallas (902 posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:18 PM
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I hate to say this but My hubby is really getting scared about me being on
this message board. I tell him to cool off that I doubt anyone has really be investigate by the govt. So if you don't mind saying so have you? Mr/Ms. FBI agent can you give me a heads up as to when you will come knocking on my door.

bgarland
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Oh, Hell no! I'll be kickin' in your door and beating your worthless hippie ass before you have time to put the bong down!

Claymore
It's a major award!

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Seriously, there was a thread a few years ago about some gummint agent talking to someone over there after they posted some rather inflamatory stuff about Bush....I hear that after they explained how Chimpy McChimpster stole the 2000 election the agent applauded....

bgarland
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after they explained how Chimpy McChimpster stole the 2000 election the agent applauded....
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And then a white rabbit ran by crying "I'm late, I'm late."

SJHawk42
Are You Threatening Me?

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Wow, they are assured of their importance aren't they? Some serious ego stroking going on in that thread.

smaniscalco
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The cool thing about paranoia is that it allows you to be brave without actually risking anything.
Seriously, I bet that's at least part of the explaination for this stuff.

lawdem_atlanta (51 posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:28 PM
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10. I think you underestimate them.......

I wish I could agree that this would not be the subject of oversight and scrutiny but I really think this administration has gone totally fascist on us. They are going to hunt everyone who expresses an opinion contrary to the party line and make them regret it. Remember how Shrub and Crashcart made all attendees at their political rallys sign loyalty oaths? Remember shrub's statements that you are either for us or against us? This is an unrecovered alcoholic who sees things as black and white, gray is not even contemplated. I for one hope I don't see a representative of the Gestapo at my door anytime soon but I guess its a risk I am willing to take because this country is too important to me to surrender it to the Nazis.


smaniscalco
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This idiot doesn't know we do this stuff for the pure pleasure of it.

SomthingsGotaGive (478 posts) Fri Dec-17-04 09:36 AM
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47. I think it would be..
Naive to think this administration isn't actively monitoring any political site or forum that is fund raising for the opposition party.
Not only do I think they monitor, I think they try and disrupt and discredit.
It would take less than 20 geeks to infiltrate every major left wing website, forum, or blog.
At 50k per geek a year (in an election year) thats $1 million.
Chump change!

tgreenwood
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OilCanFred(902 posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:18 PM
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Me and the wive got a nock the door last weak. They FBI guys are even wering brown shirts. This dude tried to get us to sign some kind of machine with some kind of pin wit no ink in it. He say he got a package for us. I refuged to sine the machine. We figger the package is some kind of servalence deevice to watch what it is that we are a doing. We dont do drugs. It do get a littel kinky in the bed but that me and the wive biusness not a brown shirt govermant guy.

tex
Son of the Republic
Son of the Confederacy
Son of the Revolution

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Hawk,
Its more than ego stroking over there...then again, maybe that is their ego!

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thx......gee what happens when Fedex shows up - they'll think it's the CIA

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Don't worry. He's out to get us, but HE'S so paranoid that he can't get us all!

There ain't enough lithium in the world.....

Erika (1000 posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:34 PM
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13. I wouldn't worry too much
Bushco sees enemies everywhere. Can you imagine the files necessary to keep on all those who Bushco thinks are against him?

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Robowriter(1000 posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:34 PM
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I got a intervew as a technalical writer for a big goverment job. THat is what I do. It was in DC. It payed good. It was for a big computer progect. I got scared when I filed out the form. It asked lot of personal questoins. Like what color I am. Like wear do I live. Like marred or singled. I walked out. I am taking my talent somewear else. The chimp want to know two much.

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Ok, one more....

quaoar (1000+ posts) Thu Dec-16-04 11:42 PM
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19. It'll be kind of like The Rapture
One day we'll all just disappear and only those who have signed loyalty oaths will remain.

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Where do I sign?

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I have a government agent at my house every day. She never gets out of that car with the steering wheel on the wrong side.

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And they say the right operates on fear.

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[mmonk]

66. Its nice to be noticed

[Bouncy Ball]

72. And you posted that here why?

I could not possibly give a shit what any fucking freepers think. They have their heads so far up bush's ass, if he stopped walking, they'd all break their noses.

I don't know why they don't all just have a giant circle jerk while watching a tape of him on TV and get it overwith, get it out of their system.

[shesemsmom]

70. I have no intention of SHUTTING Up, and I don't believe they can shut me

up.They can red flag me. They can tie me up and beat me. But this is still my country, until I die and I believe in free speech and standing up for what I believe is right and to what I believe to be wrong. I'd like to see them shut me up or try to shut me down. It could get UGLY The only thing I am preparing for at this point is the 2006 elections and Armagedon

[Granola]

93. Hmm

What I dont believe is that

[Bouncy Ball]

69. Fuck the bush government.

Fuck 'em all. Every last "elected" repuke can go take a flying leap and fuck themselves. Then they can fuck themselves again while singing "I'm a Little Teapot."

I don't give a shit what they think about what I think, I'm not going to stop expressing myself. I got that sit down and shut up message my whole life (red state) and I say screw that.

To think of me as a threat to this country is laughable at best. I'm one person who follows the law and hasn't even had a speeding ticket in 10 years.

Let them come to my door. Chances are, I'd be grilling them a hell of a lot more than they'd be grilling me, count on that.

[shesemsmom]

73. All I can add to that is

RIGHT ON!!!!!!:thumbsup:

[Bouncy Ball]

74. Thanks

I thought you were going to add another little "they can fuck themselves running" or something like that, LOL!

Let's see, the bush government and everyone who voted for him can fuck a rolling donut on an asphalt road.

[shesemsmom]

76. Oh yes

I would pay to watch that lol and yeah they CAN FUCK THEMSELVES RUNNING!!!

[Bouncy Ball]

77. That's the spirit!!!!!

[shesemsmom]

79. Yes oh yes

hanging right in there until 2006 when we can show them how it's done lol

[GetTheRightVote]

81. then I quess they do not even want to know what the folks back home

are saying about the little schrub, oh, how they wished someone or anyone do away with him and all that kind of stuff. I was rather surprise that anyone would feel that way or say those kind of things at all,lol.

[radfringe]

84. looks like the "Campaign of Fear" is working on your hubby

bush* has been waging a campaign of fear -- mostly to scare people into keeping their mouths shut

supposedly we invaded Iraq to "free" the Iraqi people from such "fear" - shouldn't we also expect to be able to live in a country where speaking out is no supressed?

If we live in a country where freedom and liberty is "valued" -- then there is something seriously wrong when people are afraid to speak out

Tell your hubby - if we don't speak out, express our views and opionions, defend our "freedoms" -- then who will? Does he really want to live in a place where "fear" of reprisals determines what you can and can not say? Who will invade us to give us our "freedoms"

[Nobody]

88. The Bill of Rights is great for hanging in the window

I did that when the US first invaded Iraq. Along with signage that the current regime would not be thrilled with.

Conversations about movies, books, and role playing games are loads of fun for agents everywhere. Number One at the box office for a few weeks is National Treasure. It's about stealing the Declaration of Independence. I'm sure no one ever discusses the plot holes in movies over dinner afterwards.

This is still a free country and the Bill of Rights still applies. I intend to keep it that way by speaking up and holding my head high.

I see that you intend to do the same thing. Hold your head high and bow to no one, especially to that dimmest of dictator wanna-bes.

[Jim__]

94. Do you really want to live in a country where you're afraid to post

to a message board? You should be pissed off that the government even makes you think there's something to fear. We have to fight against this government precisely because it deliberately spreads that kind of fear.