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Originally posted by Vitchilo
This is getting sicker by the minute.
As terrorists increasingly recruit U.S. citizens, the government needs to constantly balance Americans' civil rights and privacy with the need to keep people safe, said Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
[edit on 19-6-2010 by Vitchilo]
This just says it all to me....The article says as "terrorists increasingly recruit U.S citizens"
No wonder the gov needs to clamp down on you lot in the States. Your all so vulnerable to becoming terrorists cos you believe anything. You are your own destroyers. I reckon the US gov knows its own citizen are likely candidates for becoming homegrown terrorists so every other country should beware...US citizen may not be as wholesome and preppy as we are led to believe.
I wonder how long before the world says US CITIZENS = Terrorists
[edit on 19-6-2010 by C11H17N2NaO2S]
Originally posted by blood0fheroes
reply to post by xEphon
.......You don't need those pesky things.......
I agree 100%! They can have every last one of my civil liberties; I do not need them.
...Because I have inalienable Rights. Never forget: Civil Liberties are granted by permission, and can easily be taken away. Inalienable Rights, on the other hand, have to be given away.
Maybe if more people got this message, we really could stop the "terrorists"....
Originally posted by ugie1028
makes me wonder... what American citizens were recruited?
have we had any real terrorist attacks lately?
really? is this claim bunk, or they think that the right wingers are the terrorists now?
They wonder why there is slight dissent going on in this country. its idiots like him that are trying to paint AMERICAN CITIZENS as terrorists!
this is total garbage with no proof, or evidence that Americans are being recruited... just their fear that the people will rise up against them.
soiling your pants much MR. Nepolitanto?
Originally posted by Vitchilo
This is getting sicker by the minute.
Fighting homegrown terrorism by monitoring Internet communications is a civil liberties trade-off the U.S. government must make to beef up national security, the nation's homeland security chief said Friday.
As terrorists increasingly recruit U.S. citizens, the government needs to constantly balance Americans' civil rights and privacy with the need to keep people safe, said Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
But finding that balance has become more complex as homegrown terrorists have used the Internet to reach out to extremists abroad for inspiration and training. Those contacts have spurred a recent rash of U.S.-based terror plots and incidents.
"The First Amendment protects radical opinions, but we need the legal tools to do things like monitor the recruitment of terrorists via the Internet," Napolitano told a gathering of the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy.
WHAT ABOUT YOU GO SCREW YOURSELF YOU TREASONOUS PUKE?
Back in the day, your ugly head would have a rope around it hanging from a tree branch.
You sick witch, you are lucky we are fighting your tyranny the legal way...for now. But one of these days, your actions will just piss off the wrong person and the whole armed resistance will begin. You better pray it doesn't happen or you'll end up like the french royalty after the french revolution.
We know you hate internet because it exposes the crimes you committed at Waco and the cover-up you participated in.
[edit on 19-6-2010 by Vitchilo]
Originally posted by Namaste1001
What terrorists? I've only seen false flag attacks during the past few years.
Fighting homegrown terrorism by monitoring Internet communications is a civil liberties trade-off the U.S. government must make to beef up national security
the government needs to constantly balance Americans' civil rights and privacy with the need to keep people safe, said Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
"The First Amendment protects radical opinions, but we need the legal tools to do things like monitor the recruitment of terrorists via the Internet,"
"We can significantly advance security without having a deleterious impact on individual rights in most instances. At the same time, there are situations where trade-offs are inevitable."