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Wouldn't that give them the right to also shut down All sites that have "TOP SECRET" Documents?
Sounds like they are squeezing the grip a little tighter now. Showing the people who the boss really is. We the people gave them their power and now we are past the point of no return.
Man, all i can say is good luck to all of us because we are gonna need it.
But the courts can override the President's policies. The problem is the citizens must challenge the policy.
Originally posted by ExPostFacto
reply to post by sonofliberty1776
But the courts can override the President's policies. The problem is the citizens must challenge the policy.
As far as I know, the mark has not arrived YET. Am I mistaken? I know that I have not taken it.
Those that do not take the mark will not be able to buy and sell comes to mind. If the federal employees raise any issue with this their job may be in jeopardy and they will join the long line of unemployed. If you speak up you are silenced. If you enforce your rights they find a way to exert economic pressure on you.
Originally posted by ExPostFacto
. All federal employees and that includes our military can no longer view wikileaks information, including on ATS. So if you are reading this, and are an employee of the federal government you are hereby notified on authority of the White House
If we are I want my paycheck,benefits included,and I want that retro-active in cash $100'sand20's will do.
Originally posted by Alethea
Originally posted by ExPostFacto
. All federal employees and that includes our military can no longer view wikileaks information, including on ATS. So if you are reading this, and are an employee of the federal government you are hereby notified on authority of the White House
Aren't all U.S. citizens considered "employees" of the federal government? Doesn't the legal definition of "resident" have something to do with this "(civilian) federal employee" classification also? Seems I remember something like this being discussed during the time the census was going on. Is 'federal employee' a broad classification?