Chuck Baldwin's excellent essay below gives some more details on recent moves by the Obama forces to seize direct control over U.S. police, quasi-private military forces, and to create new forces under control of the Party.
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Showing posts with label Military dictatorship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Military dictatorship. Show all posts
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
Military Dictatorship USA?
Taking this definition as our touchstone, in the United States we know we're living under a military dictatorship when we see:
* A dictatorial ruling clique increasing its militaristic imperialism operations
* Cabal puppets put into power in 2008 by a one-party system and in 2000 by a coup d'etat
* The military used to control the civilian population in violation of the U.S. Constitution
* The president ordering prisoners held indefinitely by the military
* A shadow government being set up consisting entirely of executive branch officials in violation of the Constitution
* Government informants spying on fellow citizens
* A dictatorial ruling clique creating unnecessary, homocidal wars as a way of remaining in power
All these conditions are now present in the United States.
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Fiji's Military can Shoot Civilians Without Fear of Prosecution
Fiji's military have been given permission to shoot civilians without fear of being prosecuted.
Terrified Fijians say they are too frightened to speak out after the latest political upheaval, which has seen the nation's media gagged by sweeping state censorship restrictions in a crackdown on dissenting free speech.
Armed forces chief Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama returned to power as prime minister on Saturday, a day after the president suspended the constitution and fired the judges who had declared the his previous government illegal.
President Ratu Josefa Iloilo also declared a 30-day state of emergency, limiting freedom of speech, expanding police powers and curbing media.
Reports emerged yesterday of people being detained without charge in the absence of a judiciary. Public Emergency Regulations imposed by the military regime have given military personnel permission to use arms to break up processions, meetings or assemblies. If anyone is injured or killed, the decree grants soldiers immunity from prosecution.
Yesterday's Fiji Times had blank pages after police censors forced the paper to erase international reaction to latest developments.
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A bit like the UK and USA then really!
Terrified Fijians say they are too frightened to speak out after the latest political upheaval, which has seen the nation's media gagged by sweeping state censorship restrictions in a crackdown on dissenting free speech.
Armed forces chief Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama returned to power as prime minister on Saturday, a day after the president suspended the constitution and fired the judges who had declared the his previous government illegal.
President Ratu Josefa Iloilo also declared a 30-day state of emergency, limiting freedom of speech, expanding police powers and curbing media.
Reports emerged yesterday of people being detained without charge in the absence of a judiciary. Public Emergency Regulations imposed by the military regime have given military personnel permission to use arms to break up processions, meetings or assemblies. If anyone is injured or killed, the decree grants soldiers immunity from prosecution.
Yesterday's Fiji Times had blank pages after police censors forced the paper to erase international reaction to latest developments.
Read more...
A bit like the UK and USA then really!
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