This just in - Freedom a threat to National Security
I don’t get it. When did citizens lose control of this country? When did we start letting the government dictate to us how to run our lives?
There seem to be an amazing amounts of FUD going around. The government seems to be wanting to stifle freedoms.
I submit Exhibit A:File-sharing a threat to national security
I can’t really believe this. It just seems stupid to me. What’s next — Hacking your TiVo box is a threat? Usenet a threat?
I can’t wait to see what’s next.
If you ask me, here’s our greatest threat to national security: Our National Debt. It was reported this week that China is considering buying into the Euro and may be dumping their US bonds. This could further devalue the dollar in other asian markets.
Filed under: Announcements by ramdac |
March 15th, 2007 at 11:16 am
Financial lesson.
China doesnt really want the value of the dollar to fall. If the dollar falls in value then the cheap crap china factories make will become much more expensive here, and the expensive stuff we make will become cheaper there. The last thing China wants to happen is to disrupt the unbelievable trade advantage they have.
Our national Debt is a major problem, but for the most part the national debt are millions of Treasury bonds, which is still the safest bond in the world.
I dont believe that file sharing is a threat to national security, but i think there is a lot of lobbyist money being poured in to that area of politics right now.
Our bigget problem to national security is lobbyist and Hillary Clinton.
March 15th, 2007 at 10:42 pm
I think the same report said File Sharing is a danger to our children.
I can’t believe anyone expects even common dumbasses to believe this shit.