We should all be outraged .. she is hardly a “dissident” worthy of capture … we are now standing in the brink of authoritarian rule, no different than any other third world country. Due process of the law .. I guess we don’t have that anymore. This is where the “we are coming for you” starts to scare people into silence and the ruler wins! We must not let this happen to us!
We should all be outraged .. she is hardly a “dissident” worthy of capture … we are now standing in the brink of authoritarian rule, no different than any other third world country. Due process of the law .. I guess we don’t have that anymore. This is where the “we are coming for you” starts to scare people into silence and the ruler wins! We must not let this happen to us!
Yes Mr. Wood, "we are coming for you" should be interpreted literally. In 1967 when I was a young social worker in Detroit, Lyndon Baines Johnson sent the 82nd Air-born Division of the U.S. Army into my home town. As I watched 20 armed helicopters fly low over my house and disgorge the soldiers onto East Kercheval street; they killed too many citizens
for me to count. When it was over, the authorities admitted to 34 killings. This is a gross under-counting. I know. I was an eye witness. If you would like to learn more about this, please read my comment in the recent blog CLOSER TO THE EDGE. "They took her like a ghost:"
We should all be outraged .. she is hardly a “dissident” worthy of capture … we are now standing in the brink of authoritarian rule, no different than any other third world country. Due process of the law .. I guess we don’t have that anymore. This is where the “we are coming for you” starts to scare people into silence and the ruler wins! We must not let this happen to us!
Yes Mr. Wood, "we are coming for you" should be interpreted literally. In 1967 when I was a young social worker in Detroit, Lyndon Baines Johnson sent the 82nd Air-born Division of the U.S. Army into my home town. As I watched 20 armed helicopters fly low over my house and disgorge the soldiers onto East Kercheval street; they killed too many citizens
for me to count. When it was over, the authorities admitted to 34 killings. This is a gross under-counting. I know. I was an eye witness. If you would like to learn more about this, please read my comment in the recent blog CLOSER TO THE EDGE. "They took her like a ghost:"