Cidersomerset
13th February 2013, 18:55
Here we go again 'Totalitarian Tiptoe' before your 'lieing eyes'
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Published on 12 Feb 2013
In the US, natural disasters have caused the US government to declare national
emergencies. Now, an old bill has resurfaced in Congress that allows the government to
implement at least six military installations to house US citizens when a national
emergency is declared. The National Emergency Centers Act or HR 645 gives the
Federal Emergency Management Agency power over the camps and before the bill was
shot down due to the broad language and the fears of unchecked government power,
but can this bill ever pass? Bob English, civil liberties activist and blogger, sounds off on
the issue.
Alex Jones take ..............
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As Alex said we know they are built or planned.
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This is why they feel they are ready to try again, mainstream & Americans
don't care its all a movie !! ZERO DARK 30 portrays torture as normal and
the public have become ambivilent to it all !
Gitmo Upgrade: US to spend $40 million on renovation
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Published on 5 Jul 2012
Despite promises to close Guantanamo Bay, Washington is now preparing to invest
tens of millions into renovating the controversial facility's infrastructure. The
Pentagon is planning to install a $40-million fiber optic cable at Guantanamo, and
the base's commanders say such a long term investment in infrastructure makes
sense only if the US intends to continue operating the base.
U.S. lawyer and attorney, Eric Montalvo, who's represented some of the detainees
at Guantanamo, believes the American leadership is totally failing to practice what
it preaches.
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World News 2013 - Gitmo-go-round: Torture & drones 'new normal' for America
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Published on 12 Jan 2013
http://www.youtube.com/WorldNews2013
World News 2013
The notorious US detention facility at Guantanamo bay in Cuba marks its 11th
anniversary, despite president Obama's four-year old promise to shut the camp.
While human rights groups are calling for freedom for those cleared for release and
for a fair trial for others, polls show the majority of Americans have moved on. And
as RT's Gayane Chichakyan reports, public opinion in the US relies more on fiction, than fact.
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uU-ALiqGPP0
Published on 12 Feb 2013
In the US, natural disasters have caused the US government to declare national
emergencies. Now, an old bill has resurfaced in Congress that allows the government to
implement at least six military installations to house US citizens when a national
emergency is declared. The National Emergency Centers Act or HR 645 gives the
Federal Emergency Management Agency power over the camps and before the bill was
shot down due to the broad language and the fears of unchecked government power,
but can this bill ever pass? Bob English, civil liberties activist and blogger, sounds off on
the issue.
Alex Jones take ..............
KeFqQYMDRxs
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As Alex said we know they are built or planned.
XOCKZiW5w8s
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is why they feel they are ready to try again, mainstream & Americans
don't care its all a movie !! ZERO DARK 30 portrays torture as normal and
the public have become ambivilent to it all !
Gitmo Upgrade: US to spend $40 million on renovation
tUQTrT1fZSQ
Published on 5 Jul 2012
Despite promises to close Guantanamo Bay, Washington is now preparing to invest
tens of millions into renovating the controversial facility's infrastructure. The
Pentagon is planning to install a $40-million fiber optic cable at Guantanamo, and
the base's commanders say such a long term investment in infrastructure makes
sense only if the US intends to continue operating the base.
U.S. lawyer and attorney, Eric Montalvo, who's represented some of the detainees
at Guantanamo, believes the American leadership is totally failing to practice what
it preaches.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
World News 2013 - Gitmo-go-round: Torture & drones 'new normal' for America
daX2s2nVC5I
Published on 12 Jan 2013
http://www.youtube.com/WorldNews2013
World News 2013
The notorious US detention facility at Guantanamo bay in Cuba marks its 11th
anniversary, despite president Obama's four-year old promise to shut the camp.
While human rights groups are calling for freedom for those cleared for release and
for a fair trial for others, polls show the majority of Americans have moved on. And
as RT's Gayane Chichakyan reports, public opinion in the US relies more on fiction, than fact.