Comments on: John Yoo’s Legal Groundwork for the Possible Subversion of Liberty that US Citizens Narrowly Averted

By: April-Anna

April-Anna — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 10:05:10 +0000

It’s nice to see an informed person who understands how to dig up the truth, revealing the truth despite any risks it may or may not put you at.. thank-you… I live in Canada so while it is a seperate country, Canada sometiems acts like the sibling of the USA so what happens there will at least indirectly affect us, if not in fact directly…. thankyou for your work…

By: R White

R White — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 21:54:27 +0000

I completely agree with you on the subject of the Bush administrations crimes.
What I want to know from you now though, is your take on the current administrations actions. From the question of his eligibility, to the continuation of the “signing statement” practice, his condoning of torture, and pulling our troops out of Iraq and whoops! right back into Afghanistan, staying in a false war with a false enemy.
He has not changed anything about the direction of government towards tyranny as far as I can tell. In fact, as I understand it, he fully intends to continue to push government intervention into our private lives. IS THAT FREEDOM? Speak Mrs. Wolf! Are you now silent? Have we jumped from the frying pan into the fire?
With the utmost respect I request your response.
Sincerely your fellow patriot,
R White

By: Mark Sharp

Mark Sharp — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 17:14:28 +0000

Just read The End of America (better late than never), thanks so much for helping to wake us up in time to throw the bums out, however partially or temporarily. However, I did notice two absences. First, I believe that endless war is another tactic of fascism that the Bush gang sought to employ (and McCain intended to continue as evidenced by his famous “100 years okay with me” gaffe) above and beyond your internal/external threat item. Second, about halfway through the book I became aware of something missing in your list of repressive regimes who employ these tactics (Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, etc.): the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories. Israel is a democracy, of course, but the occupied and oppressed Palestinians don’t get to vote. Progressives need to stop giving Israel a free pass on its reprehensible behavior, which is every bit as fascist-like as Bush’s and the others you mention.

By: justplainfedup

justplainfedup — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:42:17 +0000

First, I’ve never considered myself a conservative. I have been siding with them lately as some of them have been pro Constitution and worried about the tearing apart of it for years. I saw you’re video on youtube that was done in 11/07 about your book and obviously you were anti Bush. I see most of you’re links lead to pro Obama type of sites and you haven’t posted much here this year. So, some questions. Do you really think it will all end now that Obama is in office. You mentioned that is is financial based rather than ideology. Do you think that all disappeared? Do you know how many ex Wall Street people are in this administration? Have you not seen some of the laws and legislation being proposed by Mr. Obama? Hushing certain talk radio, wanting to throttle or shut down the internet at will. I was so glad to see a someone concerned with the 2nd amendment that was not a rural white guy but the 1st amendment is just as important. There’s many other things going on and you’re the investigative type. It hasn’t stopped. It is not a republican or a democrat thing. It’s an Elite thing. It’s been going on for years and has been accelerated in the last 8 1/2 and is still going on. Where are you? You’re fellow Patriots need you. Hopefully you’re busy organizing a Tea Party or 912 Project. How does your older friend of German decent feel about United We Serve? “They did that in Germany” brownshirts – volunteerism That reminds me I need to go rent Defiant.