Join Senator Rand Paul, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Tom Woods,
Peter Schiff and John Browne plus over 150 other speakers for the
"Crisis in America: A Call to Action" sessions at FreedomFest, July 11 14, 2012 in Las Vegas.
These are scary times, and that is why we are having a special
"emergency" session at FreedomFest entitled "Crisis in America: A Call
to Action." We expect another record crowd (over 1,000 have already
signed up) and are on our way to selling out. Now, more than ever, your
freedoms and hard-earned wealth are in danger.
Is Washington considering a firepower solution to unrest? The
Department of Homeland Security just ordered 450 million rounds of
special "hollow point" .40 caliber ammunition from defense contractor
ATK. The high performance HST bullets are designed for law enforcement
and ATK says they offer "optimum penetration for terminal performance."
While we can only guess in what situations this type of domestic
firepower might be used by Homeland Security, American citizens should
also remember this type of ammunition has been outlawed in international
warfare by the Hague Convention Declaration III since 1899.
In addition, the Department has an open bid to stockpile rifle ammo,
up to 175 million rounds of .223 caliber ammo, the same used by NATO forces.
Why? The answer is clear: The
Federal government is gearing up for the unprecedented social unrest
(worse than Greece or Spain) when Washington is forced to impose
"austerity" plans next year, after this November's elections. Either that or face runaway inflation to pay for the costly welfare
programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps and
massive unfunded liabilities.
Protestors could be denied basic civil rights. The
new National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) takes away basic rights of
American citizens who are considered "terrorists" or "enemy
combatants," who can now be held indefinitely without trial and without
legal representation. (After signing the bill, President Obama later said he would "never" impose this Act on Americans. Don't bet on it.)
The Obama administration is getting desperate. As
part of the federal-aid highway bill, Senator Barbara Boxer
(D-California) has added a provision that allows for anyone who owes the
IRS more than $50,000 to be denied a passport. (Senate Bill 1813 is now
in the House.)
The TSA is expanding rapidly its power. It's not
enough for swarms of government agents to invade our privacy with
enhanced pat-downs at airports, but they are also now engaging in random
car stops on highways across America.
And this just in: What if you go to jail as a
dissident or enemy of the state? Or even for a traffic violation? In a
5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled last week that police can strip
search anyone who is taken to jail. According to the High Court
decision, jailers may perform invasive strip searches on people arrested
even for "minor offenses." This travesty of justice was made in the
case of Albert Florence, a black man who was arrested in New Jersey on a
warrant for an unpaid fine, even though he had paid it and had proof of
that payment on him when he was arrested. The guards forced him to
strip naked and expose his mouth, nose, ears and genitals to a visual
search in case he was hiding anything. Who cast the deciding majority
vote? Justice Anthony Kennedy, the man who will decide the fate of
ObamaCare in June.
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As Benjamin Franklin warned in 1776, "We must all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately."
Join over 2,500 freedom lovers and me at FreedomFest this July to
learn how to go forward and defend our liberties, wealth and freedoms
from a future crisis In America.
I'll see you there.
Ron Holland,
CEO Biologix Hair Inc.
(RH@biologixhair.com)
