The monstrous cretin who runs America's "Homeland Security" is now publicly calling for new fascist laws that would make the Bush Administration's domestic-spying crimes totally legal. Michael Chertoff -- who many say looks just like an undead version of Soviet dictator Vladimir Lenin -- says the United States needs more constant surveillance of everybody so he can lock up more "possible terrorists."
It's just the latest outrage from an administration desperately trying to turn last week's phony terrorist scare into justification for more fascist laws before the bogus scare is completely forgotten by Americans.
"It's not like the 20th century, where you had time to get warrants," the little totalitarian said Sunday on one of those political talk shows.
"We've done a lot in our legal system the last few years, to move in the direction of that kind of efficiency. But we ought to constantly review our legal rules to make sure they're helping us, not hindering us."
Chertoff, who presided over the horrific drowning of more than 1,500 citizens in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, is very excited about the opportunity to put anybody in jail for no reason at all.
While the White House and the administration's henchmen in Congress rush to pass new laws that will make everyone a potential terrorist and Halliburton builds the new concentration camps that will soon hold hundreds of thousands of "political prisoners," Chertoff is pursuing a two-pronged assault on Americans.
First, his goons at airports around the nation are methodically getting Americans "comfortable" with constant fear, harassment and intimidation. Second, his outrageous public statements are intended as a "trial balloon" to see just how much the White House can get away with.
The lack of outrage over Chertoff's latest insane proclamations will be used as "proof" that the administration can move ahead with the next phase of canceling the "g-ddamned piece of paper" known as the U.S. Constitution.
Proving the "U.K. terror plot" was manufactured fearmongering, U.S. airports have already been told the "threat level" has been reduced to the usual constant hysteria rather than the top-level hysteria enacted last week.
Also revealed this weekend was the fact that the "U.K. terror plot" was just that: Cops encouraging young Muslims to entertain fantasies of striking back at Britain, not the United States.
Remarkably, it was Chertoff himself who admitted this Sunday on CNN.
2 comments:
The article on Chertoff had ad hominems that made the article less than it could have been. The author's research was thorough, his links interesting, and his points pretty correct, as far as I can see. But it was a pity to jump to
conclusions that readers could so easily have made for themselves. It's not that Chertoff doesn't deserve to receive personal attacks or
that a well crafted attack on Chertoff himself would not be in order,
since his character or lack thereof is a matter of public concern. It's
just that his looking like a cross between Lenin and the Angel of Death
or whatever it was doesn't necessarily or, at any rate, verifiably
relate to his incompetence or to his callousness. It's a pity to risk
offending a reader when the author already has so strong a case.
The article on Chertoff had ad hominems that made the article less than it could have been. The author's research was thorough, his links interesting, and his points pretty correct, as far as I can see. But it was a pity to jump to
conclusions that readers could so easily have made for themselves. It's not that Chertoff doesn't deserve to receive personal attacks or that a well crafted attack on Chertoff himself would not be in order, since his character or lack thereof is a matter of public concern. It's just that his looking like a cross between Lenin and the Angel of Death or whatever it was doesn't necessarily or, at any rate, verifiably relate to his incompetence or to his callousness. It's a pity to risk offending a reader when the author already has so strong a case.
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