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The purpose of this site is to raise your awareness and cause you to think and contemplate the state of our nation in hopes all citizens of the United States will become totally involved in the political system. We must all be involved to force the changes so desperately needed and to bring our country back to a state of being a country by the people for the people and not a country run amuck from corporate tampering in all aspects of government which has lead to a totally inept Federal Government and near collapse of Democracy.
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It is Corpopratic to buy oil from Chavez or Iran and we do. And when we do we are directly financing terrorism and leftists' governments who spread hate against America and have huge amounts of money to build large powerful militaries. It is wrong and we need to cut our energy use starting with each of us as individuals.
I find it insulting for any foreign dignitary to come to our home and talk bad about us and even worse if they talk bad about our President no matter who it may be. Chaves is in control of CITGO so BOYCOTT CITGO AND SPREAD THE WORD!
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Have you ever sent the TV ads proclaiming you support terrorism when you buy street drugs? No doubt that is true. If you buy heroin today you are very likely giving Alchida and the Taliban your money.
As far as the drug wars why have them. It is a total waste of our money but a much embedded aspect of our Corpocracy. I think we all know we can get almost any drug we want at any time. So called street drugs are in most homes in America and sold by people in every neighborhood, office building and factory. It is no big deal compared to this nations real challenges.
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