Recently (June 18th and June 25) I went on the air over at revolutionbroadcasting.com.

I want to make sure that you understand these following ideas,as they all greatly impact your freedom in the US.

1.Posse Comitatus- [click here to hear me pronounce this phrase] - This is a law which simply put, says that the military does military things and the police do police things.
The military is not suppose to be part of a strip search on the side of the road.
The police are not suppose to be on a battlefield in a foreign country.

For the legally inclined, you can find Posse Comitatus in the USC as 18 U.S.C. § 1385.

2. Money Supply or M Stats. We have talked about this before on Ninaground.com.

The Federal Reserve gives two numbers. M1 and M2.
M1 is checking accounts and cash (less then 100,000).
M2 is M1 plus small time deposits (less than $100,000), savings deposits, and non-institutional money-market funds.

There use to be available an M3 Stat.
We lost M3 in March of 2006 when Helicopter Ben (aka the Chairman of the
Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke) took office.
It still exists just it is not publicly available.
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Americans… We ain’t scared.

Get a letter to your representative immediately and make sure they know where we stand on REAL ID.
This is not about terrorism this is about them tracking US.
Identity theft is not as rampant as our officials are trying to scare you into believing.
Stop letting this control and with fear happen.

We need to Support H.R. 220:
Common Sense About Identity Theft and REAL ID.
This is our chance to overt the governments attempt at yet another form of control of House bill H.R.220, short-titled the “Identity Theft Prevention Act of 2007,” introduced by Rep. Ron Paul on January 4, 2007, purportedly would:

*reduce identity theft by prohibiting the use of a Social Security number for any purpose other than for specified Social Security and tax purposes;
*prohibit the federal government from establishing a national ID or uniform identifier system; and
*prevent federal agencies from using federal grants, contracts, or funding (the carrot and stick strategy) to compel or blackmail states into adopting uniform ID standards that would create a de facto national ID system.

The establishing of a national ID card has far-reaching ramifications, with the draconian potential that someday every citizen might be required to use a trackable national ID card in order maintain a livelihood or function in society.

Furthermore, the REAL ID rebellion among the states over federal requirements to make state driver’s licenses serve as a national ID card demands the fullest possible debate in Congress on the entire range of legislative options, including the plan of H.R.220. This bill should not be swept under the rug by a committee.

Your letter for you to send your Representatives will be ready in 24 hours.

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