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Originally posted by TruthSeeker8300
reply to post by ProjectJimmy
The evidence shows different.
Originally posted by Snarf
reply to post by XPLodER
hi this is worth a watch
No, it really wasn't. It was more anti-american propaganda.
Originally posted by crankyoldman
reply to post by ProjectJimmy
This seems to be taken from the history of the UK and other nations from the first chapter of a history book. It would suggest that those who have spent years and years researching things, and not via the internet, would have a more in depth analysis of the situation. While it may not be obvious that the crown controls its members states the way it used to, it does not mean it still doesn't. The US, the policeman (policy man) for the world controls entire nations through methods not outlined it its history books (see Perkins' books for insight).
Protoplasmic traveler talks about looking at the language, not what it has morphed into today, but what it meant when the documents are agreements were written. The language tells all, yet for some inexplicable reason folks think the language is the very last thing to mean something, they think the War On Drugs was chosen because it means business, it strikes fear into criminals. It never occurs to them that the choice of the word "war" means something concerning funding, executive orders etc. They just think "war" is a euphemism. If you have ever been to court, you would know there is no such thing as a legal euphemism in any document that is meant to control someone.
When a word is change from "of" to "from" or vice versa it means something!
Originally posted by X9ballX
the big question is this. how can we break free from this
Originally posted by XPLodER
this is intended to open opinion to the legal points in the first video
if you are offended im sorry this is for educational purposes