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Lud0303
January 5, 2010
freedom
To whom it may concern...
Here in the schools of America we have been teaching our children that our country the free one, that they could grow up to be anything that they want to be. 1 problem. All that I want to be is free. Live off the land by fishing, hunting, roaming with buffalo, and drinking water straight from the stream. The only problem with that is that the Gov. seems to of made that type of living impossible and more of all illegal. How is someone without a job supposed to pay for hunting or fishing licenses. I am an American. We the people make up America. The land belongs to all of us. Shouldn't we at least be able to survive on it. Please respond ASAP to the phone # or Address I have left. Sorry for inconveniencing you -
Levi DeMasi
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GenShow
May 6, 2009
Marshal Law initiated
Most of you should know by now that swine flu is indeed becoming a huge deal.
What you don't realize is that behind the pandemic they hiding bills and congress papers that are authorizing the initiation of Marshal Law.
If you do not know what Marshal Law is... it is essentially the government taking over. When Martial law is initiated the government reserves the "right" to enter private property with out a warrant, isolate and quarantine persons against there free will, and to force feed "immunities and vaccinations." THIS STATE OF BEING IS JUST A LESS DEVASTATING HOLOCAUST.
In april, Massachusetts became the first state to initiate marshal law. although you may not see it... it is in effect at this moment.
Please click here to read a news story:
(or copy and paste)
<b>http://news.bostonherald.com/news/politics/view/2009_04_28_Mass__Senate_approves_pandemic_flu_prep_bill/<b/>
please read the details below:
"The Massachusetts Senate has unanimously passed a pandemic flu preparation bill that has languished in the Legislature before the recent swine flu outbreak.
The 36-0 vote today sends the measure to the House. Both branches have taken it up in past years, but have not been able to agree on the details.
The new Senate version would allow the public health commissioner — in a public health emergency — to close or evacuate buildings, enter private property for investigations, and quarantine individuals.
The bill specifically mandates the following:
(1) to require the owner or occupier of premises to permit entry into and investigation of the premises;
(2) to close, direct, and compel the evacuation of, or to decontaminate or cause to be decontaminated any building or facility, and to allow the reopening of the building or facility when the danger has ended;
(3) to decontaminate or cause to be decontaminated, or to destroy any material;
(4) to restrict or prohibit assemblages of persons;
(5) to require a health care facility to provide services or the use of its facility, or to transfer the management and supervision of the health care facility to the department or to a local public health authority;
(6) to control ingress to and egress from any stricken or threatened public area, and the movement of persons and materials within the area;
(7) to adopt and enforce measures to provide for the safe disposal of infectious waste and human remains, provided that religious, cultural, family, and individual beliefs of the deceased person shall be followed to the extent possible when disposing of human remains, whenever that may be done without endangering the public health;
(8) to procure, take immediate possession from any source, store, or distribute any anti-toxins, serums, vaccines, immunizing agents, antibiotics, and other pharmaceutical agents or medical supplies located within the commonwealth as may be necessary to respond to the emergency;
(9) to require in-state health care providers to assist in the performance of vaccination, treatment, examination, or testing of any individual as a condition of licensure, authorization, or the ability to continue to function as a health care provider in the commonwealth
Any person who knowingly violates an order of the commissioner or his or her designee, or of a local public health authority or its designee, given to effectuate the purposes of this subsection shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than 6 months, or by a fine of note more than one thousand dollars, or both."
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