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originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: WCmutant
Read the thread, please - before assuming you know where I stand on this.
I've already predicted martial law as an outcome.
Seriously. I will check out your video, even if you're not interested in reading the rest of this thread.....
thanks for adding another resource.
originally posted by: angryhulk
In France you simply need to have a method of proving your identity. You do not need to carry a passport with you at all times. My parents live in Paris.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
edition.cnn.com...
Okay, so - France has apparently ramped up bombing.....
Bluesma, what are you seeing/hearing?
originally posted by: Thr3D
a reply to: beyondtruth
Are we "American's"that gullible?Here we go again with the war propaganda! When our government stop bullying & distorting value & truths this world will be a better place! Not just for the ELITE but all ppl.Playing politricks once more to get us involved in another false flag game of military chess is exactly what's bankrupting us & creating these kinda violent acts(well when we're playing both sides) enough is enough America! It's time to change the theme in this country of spreading fake democracy & creating puppet governments to further your Elitist world dominance! Evil begets Evil!!! ::
originally posted by: interupt42
Never let a good crisis go to waste.
What I foresee is: even more coordinated draconian globalisation spying of the people around the world, by the gov't and Oligopolies of the world.
www.theverge.com...
After Paris attacks, UK politicians suggest fast-tracking new surveillance laws
Some politicians in the UK are calling for the government to hurry new surveillance laws into power following deadly terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday. Lord Carlile, a former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, said that the Investigatory Powers Bill — which was unveiled in draft form two weeks ago — should be "expedited" and put into action "as soon as possible," rather than by the end of 2016.