James Dierbeck
Restore the Bill of Rights via Tenth Amendment
Wed Aug 11, 2004 00:04
209.240.205.61

I felt much safer before I didn't have to consider this residence being stormed by jack-booted thugs without a warrant, to drag my pummeled remnant of a body to some place of torture without a legal trial for indefinite period of time, til thug gov decides no-one will notice if they torture me to death in some masonic arena. Only a coward would pretend this is a better America. Only an enemy of the constitution would let these changes pass without serious protest. Where's ACLU when the constitution has been trashed in the name of organized crime national security fraud and the final coup Patriot Act 1&2? They're rigged in the name of national security fraud, like the media and police chiefs and even doctors, as I learned the hard way. Until it is no longer an enemy of the constitution gov, there is legal grounds for revolution, but so what when they don't have to give us no stinking fair trial? I amazed at the lack of bloodshed over the overthrow of the Bill of Rights. But don't confuse cowardice with public support of the overthrow of rights. People will be like the French Revolution if they finally topple the oppressors. How dare you address the people without discussing solutions to the police state of affairs! Obviously the solution can't be peaceful while enemies of the constitution control. I tried to get accepted as a refugee to Canada in 1993 as I fled the murdering framer terrorism of the organized crime gov that covers up the fact of multiple killers in the Green River case. I want the evidence brought out of the national security vaults about Green River and the police chief of Pewaukee Wisconsin, who ran a child prostitution ring! I deserve my right to freedom of religion denied by the NSA rigged courts and the IRS. If you won't recognize my religion then recognize a curse instead! Extinction seems to be the best solution. At least in the after-life IS justice.

please say more — llo, Wed Aug 11 01:16
• The unconstitutional mess. — James Dierbeck, Wed Aug 11 01:29