What happens next will blow your fucking minds!!!

[Tunga]

Shits going down.

peace b with u.

Republics rule,
Democracy drools.



Told ya this was gonna happen.

 

[Moebius Tripp]

????????

Will you elaborate?

[leetninja]

what do you mean?

april fools is over so i would imagine it might be something significant?

[grolled]

Shits going down.

peace b with u.

Republics rule,
Democracy drools.



Told ya this was gonna happen.

 

I think he's sitting on the toilet

[Sam A. Robrin]

You do know you're supposed to break the windowpane into quarters, don't you?

[Alex Libman]

Republics rule, Democracy drools.

A "republic" and a "democracy" are the same thing, one means "from the public" in Greek and the other means the same in Latin.  Both are means by which sophisticated societies are manipulated into believing that they are free so they produce more wealth for their masters.   

Told ya this was gonna happen.

This is the Internet.  Don't just make a claim like that expecting everyone will remember, provide a hyperlink!

[slim]

You do know you're supposed to break the windowpane into quarters, don't you?

It all depends on how long of a trip you want to take 

[J’raxis 270145]

A "republic" and a "democracy" are the same thing, one means "from the public" in Greek and the other means the same in Latin. 

Republic is latin for "public things"; its original spelling was rês publica. You can even see remnants of this spelling (albeit it in the genitive case) in the old seal of the State of New Hampshire: SIGILL:REI-PUB:NEOHANTONI.

Democracy means rule by the dêmos, the "common people," or the "mob."

In practice these may often devolve into the same thing, but the words mean two completely different things.

[Moebius Tripp]

You do know you're supposed to break the windowpane into quarters, don't you?

I believe it's harder to measure in liquid form.

[Ogre]

The window pane or the quarters?

[dEadERest]

playing quarters on windowpane, what the eff are youse all on about!?

[Tunga]

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=145173

http://www.thomasmore.org/qry/page.taf?id=19

ANN ARBOR, MI – The Thomas More Law Center, a national public interest law firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, announced that yesterday evening it filed a federal lawsuit against Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.  The lawsuit claims that her Department's "Rightwing Extremism Policy," as reflected in the recently publicized Intelligence Assessment, "Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment," violates the civil liberties of combat veterans as well as American citizens by targeting them for disfavored treatment on account of their political beliefs.

[Tunga]

American Citizen = Sovereign Citizen = Domestic Terrorist

Janet: "I'm still not looking for John Doe number 2" Homeland Security Boss is about to be fried and Fricasseed. Awww, thats to bad.

Tunga will be happy to rent you a Ryder Truck so you can take your explosive baggage back to Oklahoma city. They really miss you back there. Don't cha know.

 

[nemoslaw]

I hope they win! We are still trying to get the million dollar cameras ripped down from our highways that Janet put up before she left AZ for the big house..She is the second comming of Ilsa she wolf of the SS, well AZ is broke now wont be able to afford the 20 million maintenance fees on the big bro camera, boo hoo.

[Tunga]

http://www.prisonplanet.com/dhs-may-be-called-to-explain-"rightwing-extremism"-report.html
Republicans are not so much interested in getting to the bottom of the report as they are in using it to lambaste the Obama administration (while ignoring the fact the document was created during the Bush administration). Democrats want a perfunctory explanation from the DHS and then relegate the report off to the memory hole.
In fact, it does not take a crack researcher to figure out where the source material and inspiration for the report came from — the Anti-Defamation League.
On April 22, DHS Secretary Napolitano appeared before the Anti-Defamation League National Leadership Conference in Washington. In a speech, she said that "the ADL and DHS have had some good partnerships. In recent years, the Department has placed our employees in your advanced training school to educate us on the tactics used by extremists and terrorists."
It was the same under Bush. "The Department of Homeland Security has contracted with the Anti-Defamation League to provide its specialized training and expertise on extremism, hate groups, domestic and international terrorism, and civil liberties to high-level agency personnel," an ADL press release dated May 1, 2007, states. "In remarks to the ADL's National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said the briefings are one way his department, the government's third largest, is partnering with ADL to address issues of immigration, civil liberties and extremism."