Could Bush enforce martial law?

topic posted Tue, December 11, 2007 - 11:43 PM by  kvD
I know Bush and Co. have taken over the functions of this government to the point that they can, at any time, declare martial law and effectively take control of the populace. But could they enforce such a measure? Could they really overcome the people of this country, nee, this world, who demand to live the freedom that is our birthright by virtue of being human?
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  • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

    Wed, December 12, 2007 - 5:53 AM
    Bush is a puppet to pacify people just as many presidents before him while the real players are free to do their thing. Bush is a diversion from the people that really run the world. People you may have never seen or heard of. Some you may have. So NO, my answer to your question is no. Not Bush and Co. But Bush and Co combined with U.N. "Peacekeeping" troops ( especially if united under the authority of a one world ruler / dictator that people look to as "The Christ.". Yes. When global slavery requires huge masses of people to be exterminated I personally believe it will be no problem. The efficiency of the Nazis in WWII was astounding. ( Thank IBM ) www.amazon.com/IBM-Holoca...pd_bbs_sr_1 With todays technology it doesnt matter what small minority of the population might have guns. The fire power of that minority is far out matched beyond what people can barely conceive of. And not just guns. Theyve got radio wave weapons, control of the food supply, etc.... Many of these things have already been in use and in effect presently. Martial law will be a marker in time of the escalation of process' that have been in the working for huindreds of years. Martial law will certainly not be "the beginning". It will signify the end. I believe it's inevitable and that surely many people will fight it and there will be pure chaos ( as if there's not already ) that ultimately there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. I think the only thing people can do is to learn as much as possible about what's going on and prepare themselves mentally or spiritually for the coming culmination of the nightmare. Endtimers havent worked this long and hard to change their minds or see their plans somehow foiled or averted by some unforseen heroism of the human spirit. This story isnt going to turn around and have a happy ending.

    In fact, I believe much of humanity will believe the propaganda and think martial law is a good and neccessary thing. Many people already believe all the lies theyre spoon fed. Many already believe and uphold the creedo "Order out of chaos." If that chaos involves genocidal mass human sacrifice on a scale never seen previously in history so it shall be. It's looked at as an unfortunate dirty job that someones got to do. It's the high price of freedom. A freedom which is NOT for everyone. A freedom that is truly for the rich "elite".

    Those that go to their deaths first will be the least useful to them. Eventually everyones number will be up. Even the "elites". They know this. They want to pretend it's not true but they know it. That's why the bitterness of their vengeance & hate is so sweepingling brutal. ( The scarey thing is how so many people can identify with the elite view. It's scarey how I myself can identify with it to some extent. On one hand we say no no no. On certain levels a part of the collective human consciousness is saying yes yes yes. JUST DO IT!!! A global mass suicide. Like Jonestown but way better.) So one day the genocide will become omnicide. The death of all things. This whole world will be a big toxic waste dump floating around in space.

    Happy thoughts. La la la. ( Sings Smurfs song to self. )
    • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

      Sat, January 26, 2008 - 9:36 PM
      Mr. M, Yes you are correct, everything that's going to happen is inevitable and there's nothing we can do to change it. But understand that not all is lost and there is a much greater plan in the works that will teleport the human species into the next phase in our evolution. The power behind this plan is beyound human comprehension so remember that "The meek shall enherit this world not the elite." They know that their time is at hand and it's short. I can't wait, it's been such a long time coming.
  • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

    Wed, January 23, 2008 - 1:42 PM
    It depends...
    if we the people do what the jews did during the halocost (sp?)
    if we don't fight back... its possible... and I worry about this
    we have been scared sh!tless with terrorism...
    and many have turned to fanatic patriotism... that's a bad thing..
    Its one thing to love your country (and I very much to love my country)
    its quite another to blindly allow the gov't to take our rights away...
    we need to protect ourselves from this... how?
    By standing up for our Constitutional Rights...
    • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

      Thu, January 24, 2008 - 3:39 AM
      Alot of Jewish people did fight back. They died fighting back. FEMA, the NSA and the "Shadow Govt" can and will enforce marial law and when they do it it's going to be way more efficient than Hitlers efforts. It will be virtually pointless and futile to attempt resistance. When this happens I'm sure Bush will be sitting in his easy chair watching the show on his bigscreen tv with a bottle of booze and a huge bag of coke.
      • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

        Sun, January 27, 2008 - 4:10 AM
        Well first of all they would take all the dissidents out well before Martial law even happened which is why they got Gitmo and other off shore prisons. Once the dissidents are gone there will be no one to be active in resistance. But I think would happen is that if they did do a marshall law thingy at this time, you would see a revolution. Mass demonstrations, because really there is no terrorist in America that aren't Americans in the first place such as Bush and Chenny---Pinky and the Brain
      • Re: Could Bush enforce martial law?

        Tue, June 3, 2008 - 12:13 AM
        Fighting back may not be the answer for everyone, but for some it surely will be the only answer the have because they will follow what their conscience dictates. Myself, I'm thinking of a nice secluded place in the middle of no man's land wilderness. Return to the savage so to speak. There is a time to fight, there is a time to duck and cover until it makes the most sense to fight and then there is the swan song. Not really sure what the answer will be for me, but one thing I know is that one way or the other I will be free on my own terms either in this life or the next.

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