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boomersense

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37. This is not something we can stop with calls to congresspeople or
Thu Nov 14, 2013, 05:44 PM
Nov 2013

garish signs in some park. We will have to be in the street with shovels and rakes or risk losing sovereignty. The financial section will allow the facists to simply take money from our bank accounts to pay back the derivative holders. And drones? They'll be everywhere. This is the final aim of the NWO folks who regard us all as serfs.

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Obama - The Corporatist That Never Stops Giving cantbeserious Nov 2013 #1
This is horrific billhicks76 Nov 2013 #15
This just didn't start with the Obama administration although I am surprised that they would further kelliekat44 Nov 2013 #17
It's absurd to think that the President doesn't know anything about the TPP cali Nov 2013 #21
He knows. 840high Nov 2013 #51
Well, the president is probably not familiar with legal documents and such jsr Nov 2013 #2
That's probably closer to the truth than you think n2doc Nov 2013 #6
It's why they coined the term "Plausible Deniability." WinkyDink Nov 2013 #13
Selling us down the river LuvNewcastle Nov 2013 #3
here we thought a republican president would sell us out madrchsod Nov 2013 #4
This may have been the price our corporate overlords demanded for Obama winning the presidency bklyncowgirl Nov 2013 #33
k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Nov 2013 #5
How to give away citizen's rights to corporations in one easy step. fasttense Nov 2013 #7
Those who laughed at "New World Order conspiracy" theories, ought to re-think their position. WinkyDink Nov 2013 #10
and those here who throw hissy fits over any criticism of President Obama cali Nov 2013 #8
Yes, it really is intimidation. zeemike Nov 2013 #19
I'm sick of those chickenshit apologists cali Nov 2013 #22
Probably huddled together trying to find a way to get this post locked. zeemike Nov 2013 #24
oh the apologists and adorers really hate, hate hate cali Nov 2013 #25
wikileaks is bad, mmkay? cui bono Nov 2013 #38
The boxes in the garage. zeemike Nov 2013 #40
Which in this political climate with election issues is much worse than cui bono Nov 2013 #41
I have had poll dancers in my dreams. zeemike Nov 2013 #42
No hope that this won't become a reality. The secrecy is, ironically, revealing. WinkyDink Nov 2013 #9
I disagree. I think there is some hope cali Nov 2013 #11
Maybe it's because I just read the "Pharmaceuticals//TPP" thread. WinkyDink Nov 2013 #14
Patent/copyright law ALREADY makes a mockery of constitutional intent, & deserves REPEAL. Faryn Balyncd Nov 2013 #12
To our overlords, the Constitution really is just a antiquated piece of paper in a museum somewhere. RC Nov 2013 #16
A government can only get away with what the people allow it to do Pakid Nov 2013 #18
It's criminal--corporate governments for the world, corporate 'rights' for regular people. ancianita Nov 2013 #20
k/R ..... To me, this is THE most pressing issue -- killing this monstrosity. marmar Nov 2013 #23
I agree. cali Nov 2013 #26
Stronger intellectual property rights disproportionally benefit americans mathematic Nov 2013 #27
You are confusing "Americans" with "corporations" JackRiddler Nov 2013 #43
A copyright lawyer's notes on reading the TPP draft Generic Other Nov 2013 #28
This message was self-deleted by its author davidpdx Nov 2013 #59
k&r idwiyo Nov 2013 #29
Please consider putting a link to your TPP posts in the Progressive Group rhett o rick Nov 2013 #30
K&R Blue Owl Nov 2013 #31
rec Demo_Chris Nov 2013 #32
Wait a minute - you actually SUPPORT taking money away from jazzimov Nov 2013 #34
I encourage you to develop a deeper understanding of why so many countries cali Nov 2013 #45
you support this shit??? cali Nov 2013 #49
i call dibs on the patenting of weasels, Volaris Nov 2013 #54
Clever but progressoid Nov 2013 #56
No, the draft says patents to extend to books, artwork and mental processes Generic Other Nov 2013 #60
Being an heir of an author isn't some kind of accomplishment that deserves respect. eridani Nov 2013 #57
K & R !!! WillyT Nov 2013 #35
the first paragraph alone contains an issue treestar Nov 2013 #36
This is not something we can stop with calls to congresspeople or boomersense Nov 2013 #37
no, that's not true. there is considerable sentiment in the House against cali Nov 2013 #61
Fast Track, yes. I'm talking about any vehicle by which boomersense Nov 2013 #63
How would it pass without fast track? cali Nov 2013 #64
It can't right now. But the way things are going with the fascist string-pullers boomersense Nov 2013 #65
I am going to wait for more information Whisp Nov 2013 #39
Umm...leaked documents aren't "real"? Maedhros Nov 2013 #52
This thing must be killed, no compromises. JackRiddler Nov 2013 #44
can you believe the number of people coming out of the woodwork here and cali Nov 2013 #47
Seriously Generic Other Nov 2013 #62
Representative government, my ass. woo me with science Nov 2013 #46
oh, c'mon. the TTP is all about exporting soybeans! what ya got against soybeans? KG Nov 2013 #48
So much for these "New Democrats." They're all just Ex-Republicans. blkmusclmachine Nov 2013 #50
K&R ReRe Nov 2013 #53
K&R DeSwiss Nov 2013 #55
This is Goldman Sachs doing donheld Nov 2013 #58
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