START THE RIOT


Here is a link to an interview with Reverend Lennox Yearwood, the man illegally battered and politically imprisoned by fascists in the video above. Government should fear the people not the other way around. Revolution now.

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Extremeone said…
Land of the free,land of the free,land of the free,land of the free. What a crock of Bs!! Our rights are slipping away one by one.No.No, In fact this is the land of dead voters and phone tapping's. A land where in the middle of the night men that don't have to explain themselves can bust into the home you pay for as a "free American citizen" throw a hood over your head and transport you to who knows where all in the name of OUR security. I don't get it. Wake up people.Stop mindlessly believing in a system that was for the people by the people, but is now manifested into a regressed pitiful spark of its former statue.
20 September, 2007 14:46
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