(from The Plan against the N.W.O http://i.am/jah/plan.htm - Please study it)

(Leviticus 25:10 . . . proclaim Liberty throughout [all] the land unto all the inhabitants thereof:)

We The People; in order to form a more perfect union and set ourselves free from oppression; demand that all of the legislative branches of government: federal, state and local, including the President and Vice President, shall repeal and cease to enforce all and every piece of man-made legislation, all of which is criminal; fraudulent and treason against the God in Whom we trust and also against we His people. YHWH (”I AM”) has expressly forbidden men from legislating (Deuteronomy 4:2) and has commanded that any and all persons found guilty of so doing should be executed by public stoning, or by any other means available

Usury is unlawful; expressly prohibited, and therefore:

We The People demand that the Federal Reserve Bank be prohibited from charging interest and that all interest tocarry out that task. payments already paid to the FRB shall be refunded, in full, forthwith and redistributed equally amongst all the citizens of these united States of America.

We The People therefore give the legislators, including the President and Vice-President, 15 days to take the necessary steps to repeal all previous man-made legislation and revert to enforcing only God’s Laws in The Bible. Failure to comply with this order from We The People and the direct Command of God; as expressed in The Bible; will result in the guilty being executed.

We The People demand that all persons convicted under man-made legislation and therefore wrongfully imprisoned shall be released immediately and the judges who unlawfully condemned and sentenced them shall take their places in prison and personally, from their own funds, not the state purse, compensate the offended persons for their wrongful imprisonment.

Furthermore: anyone collaborating with the enemy; by seeking to or enforcing and/or administering any of the aforementioned illegal legislation against We The People; is guilty of the same crimes as the legislators and will, according to God’s Law, also be executed in accordance with The Law.

You have been warned.

Signed:

The Fremen.

But - it always comes back to these guys. I still look when there is something that looks like something else - Hoping I wont have to accept this truth after all…

Sometimes the truth is incovenient.
http://www.iamthewitness.com/Smith12Jan2006_1.mp3

Silverstein.
Bush & Company.
Anyone and everyone on the 911 Commission.
The gatekeepers of the media - editors.
Those on PNAC document.
AIPAC.. A-I-P-A-C…

A I P A C

We need to name names (from a short definite list) over and over in propaganda fashion (like they do). Leaflets - SPAM (short spam) - interstate signs like freeway blogger.

We KNOW who a few of these people are. Its time to confront them. We need to quit calling them “the elite..the globalists…” -

These are PEOPLE who make these things happen.
It is PEOPLE we need to hold responsible.

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A HOLE FRACKING LOT MORE.

USA IS BROKE it just does not yet know it.

money will be Americas downfall if you don’t act now

2 weeks perhaps less if iran opens there market for oil before they said they would. get on it. frack even use your thumb to get to D.C. and protest.

The 141 programs that President Bush proposed to eliminate or cut in his 2007 budget, with potential savings in millions:

TERMINATIONS:

AGRICULTURE

Microbiological data program, $6 million.
Community Connect broadband grants, $9 million.
Commodity supplemental food program, $107 million.
Research and extension grant earmarks, $196 million.
Ocean freight differential grants, $77 million.
Forest service economic action program, $10 million.
High cost energy grants, $26 million.
Public broadcast grants, $5 million.
Watershed protection and flood prevention operations, $75 million.
Total $511 million
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COMMERCE
Advanced technology program, $79 million.
Emergency steel guarantee loan program $49 million
Telecommunications construction grants $22 million
Total $150 million
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EDUCATION

Educational technology state grants, $272 million
Even Start, $99 million
High school programs terminations:
Vocational education state grants, $1,182 million
Vocational education national programs, $9 million
Upward Bound, $311 million
GEAR UP, $303 million
Talent search, $145 million
Tech prep state grants, $105 million
Smaller learning communities, $94 million
Safe and Drug-Free Schools state grants, $347 million
Elementary and secondary education program terminations:
Parental information and resource centers, $40 million
Arts in education, $35 million
Elementary and secondary school counseling, $35 million
Alcohol abuse reduction, $32 million
Civic education, $29 million
National Writing Project, $22 million
Star Schools, $15 million
School leadership,$15 million
Ready to Teach, $11 million
Javits gifted and talented education, $10 million
Exchanges with Historic Whaling and Trading Partners, $9 million
Comprehensive school reform, $8 million
Dropout prevention program, $5 million
Mental Health integration in schools, $5 million
Women’s Educational Equity, $3 million
Academies for American History and Civics, $2 million
Close-Up fellowships, $1 million

Foundations for Learning, $1 million
Excellence in Economic Education, $1 million
Higher Education Programs:
Education demos for students with disabilities, $7 million
Underground Railroad Program, $2 million
State grants for incarcerated youth offenders, $23 million
Postsecondary Student Financial Assistance Programs:
Perkins Loan cancellations, $65 million
Leveraging educational assistance programs, $65 million
Byrd Scholarships, $41 million
Thurgood Marshall Legal Educational opportunity, $3 million
B.J. Stupak Olympic scholarships, $1 million
_Vocational rehabilitation programs:
Supported employment, $30 million
Projects with industry, $20 million
Recreational programs, $3 million
Migrant and seasonal farmworkers,$2 million
Teacher Quality Enhancement, $60 million
Total $3,468 million
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ENERGY
University nuclear energy program, $27 million
Oil and gas research and development, $64 million
Geothermal technology program, $23 million
Total $114 million
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HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Centers for Disease Control preventive block grant, $99 million
Real Choice System Change grants, $25 million
Community services block grant, $630 million
Community economic development, $27 million
Rural community facilities, $7 million
Job opportunities for low-income individuals, $6 million
Maternal and child health small categorical grants, $39 million
Urban Indian Health Program, $33 million
Total $866 million
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HOMELAND SECURITY
Office of grants and training, $229 million
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HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
HOPE VI, $198 million
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INTERIOR
Bureau of Indian Affairs Johnson-O’Malley assistance grants, $16 million
Land and water conservation fund state recreation grants, $28 million
National Park Service statutory aid, $7 million
Rural fire assistance, $10 million
Total $61 million
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JUSTICE
Byrne discretionary grants, $189 million
Byrne justice assistance grants, $327 million
Community Oriented Policing Services technology grants, $128 million
Juvenile accountability block grants, $49 million
National Drug Intelligence Center, $23 million
State Criminal Alien Assistance Program, $400 million
Total $1,116 million
LABOR
America’s Job Bank, $15 million
Denali Commission job training earmark, $7 million
Migrant and seasonal farmworkers training program, $79 million
Reintegration of youthful offenders, $49 million
Susan Harwood training grants, $10 million
Work incentive grants, $20 million
Total $180 million
TRANSPORTATION
National defense tank vessel construction program, $74 million
Railroad rehabilitation financing loan program, $0 million (no funds were enacted in 2006)
Total $74 million
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Unrequested projects, $277 million
OTHER AGENCIES
National Civilian Community Corps, $22 million
President’s Freedom scholarships, $4 million
National Veterans Business Development Corporation, $1 million
Small Business Administration microloan program, $14 million
Postal Service forgone revenue appropriation, $29 million
Total $70 million
MAJOR REDUCTIONS:
AGRICULTURE
Conservation operations, $77 million
Resource conservation and development program, $25 million
State and private forestry, $100 million
In-house research, $123 million
Environmental quality incentives program, $270 million
Market access program, $100 million
Rural Economic development grants, $89 million
Watershed rehabilitation program, $ 65 million
Farmland protection program, $47 million
Value-added marketing grants, $40 million
Wildlife habitat incentives program, $30 million
Agricultural management assistance, $14 million
Broadband, $10 million
Ground and surface water conservation, $9 million
Renewable energy program, $3 million
Biomass research and development, $2 million
Total $1004 million
COMMERCE
Manufacturing extension partnership, $59 million
Technology administration, $5 million
Total $64 million
EDUCATION
Perkins Loans Institutional Fund recall, $664 million
Teaching American history, $71 million
Physical education, $47 million
Mentoring program, $30 million
Total 811 million
ENERGY
Environmental management, $762 million
Weatherization assistance program, $79 million
Clean Coal Power initiative, $45 million
Total $886 million
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources and Service Administration- Children’s Graduate Medical Education, $198 million
HRSA Health professions, $136 million
HRSA Poison control centers, $10 million
HRSA Rural health, $133 million
Social Services block grant, $500 million
Substance abuse and mental health programs, $71 million
Total $1,048 million
HOMELAND SECURITY
Office of grants and training, $694 million
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Public housing capital fund, $261 million
INTERIOR
BIA school construction, $50 million
Bureau of Reclamation reductions, $127 million
USGS Mineral Resources program, $22 million
Total $199 million
LABOR
State job training grants consolidation, $514 million
International Labor Affairs Bureau, $61 million
Office of Disability Employment Policy, $8 million
Total $583 million
TRANSPORTATION
Amtrak, $394 million
Federal Aviation Administration, Airport improvement program, $765 million
Total $1,159 million
TREASURY
Internal Revenue Service business systems modernization, $30 million
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Alaska Native villages, $19 million
Clean water state revolving fund, $199 million
Total $218 million
INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Assistance for Eastern European democracy, $83 million
Assistance for the state of the former Soviet Union, $68 million
Total $160 million
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
Aeronautics Mission Research Directorate, $160 million
OTHER AGENCIES
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, $114 million
Denali Commission, $47 million
National Archives and Records Administration, $8 million
Total $169 million