The Time of Deceit

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"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle."

George Orwell

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Informative videos about the North American Union (NAU):

Vicente Fox hints about a North American Union

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYGrn0hZlCQ

The Amero - North American Currency

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hiPrsc9g98

North American Union by 2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4axRYJymHI

Lou Dobbs asks WHY media doesn't cover North American Union

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNqkrzXUkwE

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Dennis Kucinich website:

http://www.kucinich.us/index.php

Cynthia McKinney website:

http://www.cynthiamckinney.com/

Campaign for Liberty website:

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/


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[andyOsalek]

David Bowie and Trent Reznor 'HURT'

Ron Paul 2012

[pooper189]

force internet service providers to turn over records of our surfing habits, and tap our phones and record our calls. It can deny us the right to travel without certain government approved "papers." It can send its agents into our homes without warrant and remove whatever it wishes, without ever notifying us even. The president claims that he can seize anyone, including American citizens, and turn them into non-persons.

[pooper189]

The Soviet Union is gone, and America. . . well, if you had told us in the 1970s or 1980s what America would be like today, and where it seems to be heading, I don't think we would have believed you.

You see, today the American government tells us that it can spy on us whenever and however it likes. It can read our e-mail and postal mail, track our financial records, pry into our medical histories, force libraries to turn over lists of the books we read,

[pooper189]

But we were still the "land of the free," and our institutions and daily lives backed that claim to a high degree, certainly in comparison to the Soviet Union.

This is the dream that was America versus the nightmare that was the Soviet Union.

Now, fast-forward in time. As I write this, fewer than twenty years have passed since the Berlin Wall fell and the Cold War specter lifted.

[pooper189]

Americans could say what they wished, engage in whatever peaceful political activities they wished, with no fear of violent reprisal. Americans did not disappear into gulags. If the government accused you of illegal activities, it had to give you a day in court and prove its case before a jury of your peers. Sure, America had its problems; virtually everyone admitted that.

[pooper189]

We called this oppressive, militaristic mega-state "the Evil Empire," and we prided ourselves on being everything that the Soviets were not.

In America, the common man had enforceable rights, even where the government was concerned. Americans were not the property of the state. You could travel where you wished, and most of the time the government didn't care about what you were doing.

[pooper189]

Government agents could kick your door down in the middle of the night, drag you away to a state prison, torture you and even execute you. Your family would never know where you were. More than likely, you would not have legal council or ever see the inside of a courtroom. You were the property of the state, which was free to do whatever it liked with you.

[pooper189]

And it wasn't just government agents that you had to be concerned about; you also had to live with the fear that your own friends, co-workers or family members might report you for "suspicious activities" or "politically questionable statements," sometimes for no other reason than to endear themselves to the communist party bosses. You had no enforceable rights where the state was concerned.

[pooper189]

I clearly remember being taught that, in the Soviet Union, fear ruled with an iron fist. Spies were everywhere. The secret police could listen in on your phone calls at any time. They could read your mail. They could search your home and other property and seize whatever they liked. You could never be certain that you weren't being watched, no matter where you were. You had to carry identification papers everywhere you went, and many times you had to have permission to travel very far at all.

[pooper189]

It was also the latter part of the Cold War. The Soviet Union was our great enemy. Why? Because the Soviets were communists, and communists were the sworn enemies of freedom. They were not merely authoritarians but totalitarians. They believed in absolute state control over every aspect of an individual's life, and they were intent on spreading their system throughout the world.