Group petitions to have secessionists deported

November 21, 2012

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America: I need your help right now!

Please sign the petition On the White House “We The People” website. People from every state have asked the White House if their state can peacefully Secede from the Union. The petitions themselves are not enforceable as the president is not the proper person to receive such petitions. It is congress who must be addressed.

On the same government website your tax dollars pay for, is a group of people who also created a petition asking the government to have those who did sign these secession petitions, to revoke the petitioner’s citizenship i.e., revoke, deport, imprison, or even worse murdered in secret. This group is converting rights into crimes.

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This petition below constitutes a felony and an act of political or state sponsored terrorism.

Strip the citizenship of all those who signed petitions to secede from the United States of America

“The United States fought a bloody civil war to decide once and for all to remain a UNITED States of America.

Any person who signs a petition for secession of their state, should be deemed to have forfeited their rights as an American.

The person may select a person on the waiting list to get into this country from another land. The person who signed the petition is to physically trade places with that person who wishes to be an American.” Read More

This is a felonious act and an act of political or state sponsored terrorism.

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Sign my petition now to stop this crime please.

My petition brings the investigation, prosecution, and imprisonment to the fullest extent of law [against anyone] who wants to imprison or deport [anyone] in this context.

Why? Because the petitions have ”NO” force in law, and its your right to engage in political speech and to dissent. Please read my petition and sign it NOW.

Please help me help those who would be targeted under this terroristic petition against secessionists! Tell everyone to sign it to save the lives of many people.

Thank You!

Craig Kirk: School Of Common Law

also: legalwars news on Facebook.

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Copy of petition:

Emergency petition to compel federal or state governments to permanently stop all such actions or planned deportation

Know All Men;

This emergency Petition is to prosecute the fullest extent of law, ”ALL” persons whoever for acts of deportation of ”ALL” individuals from defective application for state secession being without enforcement or merit as a matter of law.

This petition is to compel the White House, Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, Congress, investigate, indict, prosecute imprison the fullest extent, all persons that may cause ”ANY” ”state” of the union or federal government to ”commit” acts of Political Terrorism, State Sponsored Terrorism, deportation or murder against any citizen non-citizen or individual in violation of any ”LAW” for the express benefit of political, economic, racial, or religious gains.

WHEREFORE; Let it be said let it be written, so be it.

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/emergency-petition-compel-federal-or-state-governments-permanently-stop-all-such-actions-or-planned/V2QrYQtC

Does Supporting the Constitution Make Me a Terrorist?

March 16, 2009

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Click on READ MORE to see Allison Bricker’s list of what qualifies any one of us to be listed as a ‘terrorist”. Guess what…..if you are reading anything that opposes government policy or support the Constitution…..you’re already on there. Thank the fine folks at your area Fusion Center for adding you to these lists. Marti

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http://smargus.com/2009/03/does-supporting-the-constitution-make-me-a-terrorist/

March 15, 2009 at 9:26 am

by: Allison Bricker

This past week, sensitive documents from the Missouri Information Analysis Center were leaked to the public. The M.I.A.C. report designated “UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE”, seeks to put supporters of Dr. Ron Paul, those tired of the endless banker bailouts, and just about anyone else who dare question the Federal government on par with Neo-Nazis and abortion clinic bombers.¹

It disturbs me greatly to bear witness as our Federal government continues to expand its program of correlating dissent with domestic terrorism. Fellow readers, this despicable tactic is precisely why many of our Founding Fathers sought to engross humanity’s inherent liberties into the Constitution via The Bill of Rights. Among these rights derived solely from nature, is the right to free speech; even speech deemed unpopular or critical of one’s government.

Truth be told, the tactic of linking those criticizing the central authority as outright enemies of the state, whether it be king or government is as old as humanity itself. This is how students of the enlightenment, ergo Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, et al knew the absolute necessity of prohibiting government regulation of speech. The Founding generation witnessed first hand “Royal Governors” and legislatures executing and imprisoning their fellow colonists for speaking out against the crown.² These unjust decrees backed by the weight of the sword, were necessary in the eyes of the loyalist governments. They feared dissent would gradually give rise to critical thinking, which in turn would demand answers and accountability, and thus dissent was seen as a direct threat to their ever corrupting grip on power. READ MORE

A government intent on silencing dissent

November 18, 2008

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At what point we will say “enough!”? H.R 1955 and the companion S. 1959, both known as the,

Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007

are both nothing more than an outright assault on our civil liberties disguised as anti-terrorism prevention. These bills are no different than the horrendous Patriot Act or the Security Enhancement Act of 2003. The words terrorism, terrorist(s) are used only when our constitutional rights are being attacked, and then only as means of justifying the further erosion of our rights and the empowerment and expansion of the government and military over our daily lives.

Congress and the president are constitutionally prohibited from abridging our freedoms enumerated in the Constitution. Why do we tolerate these overt acts of suppression and terrorism by those in our government who have become so fearful of the general population and what could be the reason for this fear?

We had the recent opportunity to vote all these bums out of office. Why were so many of us so willing to re-elect those who have shown us they despise us?

http://www.opencongress.org/bill/110-h1955/text

In the Senate s. 1595 sponsored by:

Sen. Susan Collins [R, ME]

co sponsored by our own Minnesota Windsock….Norm Coleman [R, MN]

In the House: HR 1955 sponsored by:

Rep. Jane Harman [D, CA-36] and fourteen other anti-American representatives from both sides ……….

and 14 Co-SponsorsRep. Christopher Carney [D, PA-10]

Rep. Donna Christensen [D, VI-0]

Rep. Yvette Clarke [D, NY-11]

Rep. Charles Dent [R, PA-15]

Rep. Norman Dicks [D, WA-6]

Rep. Al Green [D, TX-9]