Originally posted by FreeMason
The creator of this thread is pretty bone-headed. Orwellian society?
I beg to differ.
Bush went to war with Iraq for peace.
No Iraqi's were tortured, they were abused.
Reagan was the 'great commuicator', not a former actor.
Citizens have constituional rights, unless that citizen is deemed an 'enemy combatant' which makes them not a citizen anymore.
Everyone is guaranteed civil rights, unless you are a white male.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion as long as they dont disagree with a minority, then they are a racist or anti-semetic.
Women are a minority even though we have a larger population of women than we do men.
People that carry guns and maintain order are peace officers.
Iraqi's that fight for the right to rule their own country are terrorists, not freedom fighters.
When other countries have nuclear weapons they WMDs, when the US has nuclear weapons they are a deterent.
Banks that report every transaction that we make to the government are not invading our privacy, they are providing security.
The legislation to further take away our constitutional rights is call the "Patriot Act" even though it defiles everything our founding fathers
believed in.
These things sure sound like Orwells doublespeak to me. What would you call these things?
And our broadcast airwaves certainly provide a diversity of opinion if you are a republican or democrat, but little or no access is granted to
socialists, libertarians, greens, populists or other political parties. This sounds Orwellian as well.
And isn't it just wonderful that both political candidates are members of the same skull and bones secret society. Do you think its a mere
coincidence that members of this organization get all of the great positions of power and sweetheart business deals worth billions? Isn't our open
and free non-Orwellian government wonderful.
I could go on with pages upon pages of additional examples, but will stop here.
BTW Just out of curiousity are skull and bones members considered freemasons?