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To: backwoods-engineer

Department of Homeland Security. In my opinion its creation was George W. Bush’s greatest blunder.

Drastic contingencies like this to ubiquitously control public means of communication are the equivalent of South American Dictators’ taking over newspapers and TV/Radio stations.

I’d imagine there is a 21st Century “Night of the Long Knives” protocol also in place.


5 posted on 01/15/2016 2:30:32 AM PST by Gaffer
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To: Gaffer
Department of Homeland Security. In my opinion its creation was George W. Bush’s greatest blunder.

Yes it was. We have the FBI and CIA who were supposed to be tasked with these responsibilities. Trump needs to kill DHS, along with a dozen other departments and agencies. .

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6 posted on 01/15/2016 2:45:38 AM PST by Cobra64 (Common sense isn't common anymore)
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To: Gaffer

is a 21st Century “Night of the Long Knives” protocol also in place.

Knives cut two ways


12 posted on 01/15/2016 3:18:41 AM PST by Huaynero
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To: Gaffer

Although conspiracy theories are interesting and I am not one for most but........how do you get the greater America and Americans on board with a program to “protect its people” you stage an event
Department of Homeland Security. In my opinion its creation was George W. Bush’s greatest blunder..or plan?


13 posted on 01/15/2016 3:20:46 AM PST by ronnie raygun
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“George W. Bush’s greatest blunder.”

It was no blunder. He knew what he was doing. The blunder
is people thinking he was a Republican.


18 posted on 01/15/2016 4:17:53 AM PST by Slambat
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