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Politics : President Barack Obama -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RetiredNow who wrote (135051)	7/26/2013 5:38:41 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

"So if I break into your house and steal your diary", you are committing a crime. If you are working for government, you can't use it against me, esp if I report the theft and get the theft on the record. You maybe can use it to get a lead on somebody else, if you don't want to use it against me. If you want to use it against me, just get a warrant, and put it where the diary was. I think you can even kick my door down. If you do, you'll find I don't have a diary, but that's another story. I have every expectation that the government will not harm me, or even shoot a cruise missile thru my window, without getting a warrant first. I have every reason to believe that they had a warrant the last time they tapped me. I have less faith that the private sector will protect my constitutional rights. Even as we speak, it is possible that Blackwater is keeping an eye on me on behalf of Monsanto... California Grange helped put GMO labeling on the ballot, and I'm in the Grange... viola. Remember the private mercenary army Blackwater that caused such a stir in Iraq during an unprovoked attack in 2007? Apparently, Monsanto and the controversial security firm are in bed together, described by blogger Randy Ananda as "a death-tech firm weds a hit squad." At this point, you might be wondering what in the world the GM seed giant needs with the services of a 'shadow army'? It appears as though the corporation found it necessary to contract with Blackwater in order to collect intelligence on anti-Monsanto activists as well infiltrate their ranks. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/040492_GMO_activists_Monsanto_blackwater.html#ixzz2WCYe3IRe