COMMENTARY

Peter Burgess

U.S. Senate has just passed a bill that effectively ends the Bill of Rights in America This is a very serious time in U.S. history, special thanks to Nature News. Politicians currently in office are actively trying to disassemble the very structure of the United States. (LOS ANGELES) - As utterly unfortunate for 'freedoms' that generations of Americans, and their allies, have fought and died for, we only have to look at countless bills passed by the senate and the house which have never been read by those who voted for the bills! Therefore, it should come as no surprise that this draconian legislation sits on the presidents desk awaiting the first veto of the Obama administration. That power to veto the legislation is the last straw before the second American revolution. Those who would put bulls-eyes on our backs will become targets themselves. Even if the bill is vetoed, the education of new generations will bring utter fear into the hearts of all and supress the dreams of our forefathers who would see this attempt as the destruction of the American dream by war mongering politicians and greedy banksters. Better we close our borders rather than create this utopia of nation destroyers. If American citizens are not safe, no one is. The dreams of free men have turned into nightmares for the world. - intro by John McCarthy, Salem-News.com correspondent in Los Angeles. In a stunning move that has civil libertarians stuttering with disbelief, the U.S. Senate has just passed a bill that effectively ends the Bill of Rights in America. This bill, passed late last night in a 93-7 vote, declares the entire USA to be a 'battleground' upon which U.S. military forces can operate with impunity, overriding Posse Comitatus and granting the military the unchecked power to arrest, detain, interrogate and even assassinate U.S. citizens with impunity. It's being called the most traitorous act ever witnessed in the Senate, and the language of the bill is cleverly designed to make you think it doesn't apply to Americans, but toward the end of the bill it essentially says it can apply to Americans 'if we want it to.'