''These are scary times, that is true. We have a man in the Oval Office intent on burning the Constitution and Bill of Rights to the ground, intent on turning our nation into a police state with third-world status.''
Ronald Reagan once quipped, "trust but verify"—an axiom that serves us well.
Increasingly, since Also Known As (AKA) Obama was given the blessing of Congress to occupy the White House and act in the capacity of "president" (even though evidence indicates he is not a natural-born citizen as required by Article II, Section 1, Clause 5, United States Constitution); as more and more Americans have come to the realization that the "different kind of politician" they voted for is a Marxist with the intent of enslaving them and turning the United States into a police state; commentaries have found validity on the e-waves that are anything but. The tendency is to look on anything put out about AKA with an eye that it certainly is possible in light of his Marxist agenda.
Possible, maybe, but whether it is true is what we need to consider and act on.
At the latter end of September, stories were flying around the internet about a detention facility in Hardin, Montana, how (sic) "AKA's goons had taken over the town as a police state model that would be spread across the United States." The stories were flying fast and hard, each one, it seemed, trying to outdo the last in the "police state" department.
People were lapping it up. The ripples of anger across the surface of the growing discontent were palpable. http://www.newswithviews.com/Stuter/stuter169.htm