War critics are beginning to have an audience. The government cannot begin its silencing of critics by bringing charges against US Representatives Ron
Paul and Dennis Kucinich. It begins with antiwar protestors, who are elevated into "antiwar activists," perhaps a step below "domestic
extremists." Washington begins with citizens who are demonized Muslim clerics radicalized by Washington's wars on Muslims. In this way, Washington
establishes the precedent that war protestors give encouragement and, thus, aid, to terrorists. It establishes the precedent that those Americans
deemed a threat are not protected by law. This is the slippery slope on which we now find ourselves.
Last year the Obama Regime tested the prospects of its strategy when Dennis Blair, Director of National Intelligence, announced that the government
had a list of American citizens that it was going to assassinate abroad. This announcement, had it been made in earlier times by, for example, Richard
Nixon or Ronald Reagan, would have produced a national uproar and calls for impeachment. However, Blair's announcement caused hardly a ripple. All
that remained for the regime to do was to establish the policy by exercising it.
Nightmare
