Careful with your posts cause the FBI is surely reading them . . .

[frankly_fedup2]

It just came on the radio. A man who has a website (I suppose against Bush), got a visit today. He said they were very polite and very intimidating.

Who would have thought that they would have to tip toe around issues to keep from getting questioned by . . .

Careful friends is all I got to say.

[tom_paine]

1. Sure, they've been watching since shortly after Amerika went Totalitarian

following the Bloodless Coup of 2000.

But Patriots Hide in Plain Sight!

Fuck the Gestapo and the Bushstapo and I would LOVE to see if I had the balls to tell an SS Man where to stick it!

[jukes]

7. tom

pretty sure you do!

[peace4allpeople]

71. Information awareness office? see this

http://www.reason.com/0210/artifact.shtml

click on the word SYMBOL in the phrase "The Patent and Trademark Office's symbol for homeland security" while there.

http://www.geocities.com/totalinformationawareness/
" was convicted in 1990 of five felony counts of lying to Congress, destroying official documents and obstructing congressional inquiries into the Iran-contra affair, which involved the secret sale of arms to Iran in the mid-1980s and diversion of profits to help the contra rebels in Nicaragua.

Poindexter, a retired Navy rear admiral, was the highest-ranking Reagan administration official found guilty in the scandal. He was sentenced to six months in jail by a federal judge who called him "the decision-making head" of a scheme to deceive Congress. The U.S. Court of Appeals overturned that conviction in 1991, saying Poindexter's rights had been violated through the use of testimony he had given to Congress after being granted immunity."

[ilovenicepeople]

95. HI peace4allpeople

WELCOME to DU:hi: HI Mike:hi:

[Tight_rope]

115. Welcome to DU peace4allpeople!

[The Traveler]

89. Yes. It is coming time

"Courage is just the realization that something else is more important that your fear." I think you have a death grip on that concept, Tom. Hope I do as well.

[liontamer]

2. the Fbi also monitors peopl who order food with credit cards

I've been monitored since college

[AP]

6. And how has that been worth their time?

[liontamer]

21. well

now they know I really like sushi ;)

[kayell]

54. oh NO. Do you order the evil California roll?

[Jazzgirl]

62. Gasp! The evil California Roll??!!??

Oh No!!! What about...what about....the...evil mackerel??!!?? :evilgrin:

[liontamer]

70. eel and avocado

clearly i'm up to something

[kayell]

84. Eel, EEL? That sounds like something the *French* would eat!

Definitely weird, UN-AMERICAN food.

[frankly_fedup2]

43. Are you kidding us? Why in the world would they do that?

What has ordering food with a credit card make anyone a suspicious character to the FBI????

[liontamer]

123. terrorists in the country theoretically don't have jobs

so they are funded by someone else who pays their credit card bills and limits their cash. so I've heard. essentially they same kind of setup that a lot of college students have. International students have to jump through dozens of hoops to show exactly who is funding their education. Good americans apparently use cash, terrorist use credit cards. It's all really quite dumb.

[Tight_rope]

45. Well!...I guess I'm in big trouble...I only order Pizza twice a year!

[newyawker99]

55. Hi liontamer!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[liontamer]

124. hello!

thanks for the welcome

[MichaelHarris]

3. Dear FBI

Kiss my nappy ass, and while your at it read the Constitution.

[BlueCollar]

86. Dear F.B.I.

What he said...:P:

[T Bone]

91. Dear FBI: Go Fuck Yourselves

as Dick Cheney would say,,,

[WillyT]

97. Dear FBI... You Guys Still Into Dresses ???

Go fuck yourselves either way!!!

:grr:

[Sparkle]

4. Big Fat Hairy Deal.

If the FBI does'nt like what I have to say about Bushit, then they can kiss off!

[stevedeshazer]

5. You heard it on the radio?

A man who has a website got a visit from the FBI?

Lordy sweet jumped up Jesus, this is my last post here. I'm signing up with the Republicans.

Come on, what kind of BS is this?

[MoonRiver]

10. Yes, when I read these periodic warnings.....

:boring:

[nostamj]

25. AAR reported it. you doubt the report ? n/t

[Tight_rope]

47. Remember the F9/11 guy from the gym....I can't believe they woke him up

How dare they wake him up when he was taking his afternoon nap. And the sad part, was that they wake him up over some bullshit he said at the gym. Couldn't they have waited until he was awake and at the gym (the crime scene). Every time I think about the FBI I remember how ridiculous they are when they go after people like the guy from the gym in Fahrenheit 9/11.:spank:

[blondeatlast]

56. Air america News reported it. nt

[lunarboy13]

77. Heard it on the radio...

Saw it on TV, read it in a newspaper, saw it online...

OK, the online one is still more suspect than the others...

But these are our media sources. I agree that often even these sources lack credibility, but you can cut the poster some slack...

It's a story that will have to be fleshed out over the next couple of days...

[Shopaholic]

90. Aaron Brown and Newsnight is covering the story too. . .

So this is what it felt like to live in Germany say, in 1939 and beyond. . .

[lunarboy13]

92. And that means the...

Story is being fleshed out...

It looks like it has legs...

This was my point...

[Eloriel]

78. With an attitude like that,

perhaps your idea is the best one for all concerned.

[stevedeshazer]

96. Everyone's sarcasm neuron seems to be burned out

Geez...

[frankly_fedup2]

104. I didn't make it up. As a matter of fact, if you watched the news . . .

tonight you would have seen the report on how the FBI is trying to get people who they think will "harm" others or "disrupt" the Republican Convention.

I heard it on Air America during a news break while Randi Rhodes was on.

Here is an actual article posted here earlier from the New York Times.

<http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/16/politics/campaign/16fbi.html?hp>

How would it benefit me to make up such a story? Also, don't you find the truth of it all a little bit Gestapoish?

[stevedeshazer]

107. I was trying, unsuccessfully, to be sarcastic

My apologies.

I know the FBI spies on us. I know they have a file on me. I've been interviewed by them.

At least I made your thread longer and my file thicker! :)

[newsguyatl]

8. interesting you mention this

because a fellow du'er sent me some reading material through the snail mail, that i just received a few minutes ago. and the package had been opened, and the supposed letter she included wasn't there.

things that make you go... hmmmm....

[liberalnurse]

19. That is just horrible!

I can see doing this to inmates in prison...but this is way out of line. I guess the Patriot Act is ready to silence the majority.

[newsguyatl]

31. hey liberalnurse!!!

i was just thinking about you the other night, wondering where you'd gone...

good to see you here :hi:

[Talkative1]

76. I order prescription drugs from Thailand

...for my DOG.

Because they're 1/10th the price in Thailand.

The last time I got my order, the box had been opened and there was a letter from Customs in it, saying that ordering drugs from foreign companies was illegal according to (some bullshit law).

The FDA's website was on the note, so I sent them an email a day of a picture of my dying dog because I couldn't afford the $728/month drug from the vet. Pricks.

[Tight_rope]

80. Gezzz....What's a dog to do when you can't get you medicine...

[Cybergata]

83. Welcom to DU Talkative1

My god, they are now opening up our packages and mail. This is truly scary. It is terrible how the drug companies have the government by the balls. :hippie:

[Eloriel]

79. I was going to say ONE of you is being watched, but now BOTH

of you are.

Hi, newsguy!! :hi:

[Qutzupalotl]

9. That's why our best weapon is the truth.

Libel could get you a court order, advocating violence will get you shut down, but telling the truth is protected free speech. At least it was when we were a free country.

[in_cog_ni_to]

11. I rarely say

how I really feel about the chimp and his cabal. The Secret Service would have been on my doorstep years ago if I did.

I remember a friend of a DUer who had a blog, she wrote on her blog that she hated the chimp and wished he was dead. She had a repuke co-worker who read her blog and called the SS and reported her. They were on her doorstep soon thereafter.

YUP! Bush's America. Freedom of speech as long as you don't say anything bad about him. If you do, you're an "enemy combatant." :puke:

[jukes]

12. & the worst of it is

that it isn't because we're seditious, it's because we want to protect the constitution. they're the traitors.

[yorgatron]

18. i'd like to ask the FBI

are all you guys drag queens like Hoover was? what a closet case! BTW maybe you should look into some of the crooked shit * and crashcart are up to,since they went and laid the blame for 9/11 off on you guys and the CIA.

[Skittles]

13. If they visited me I would be disgusted how my tax dollars are spent

for chrissakes, we are freaking harmless.

[ParanoidPat]

14. F.B.I.? That's kid stuff, try fighting for fair and auditable elections...

.....and see what happens! :evilgrin:

(Hi agent Mike! :hi: Have you looked into the uncertified code used in the Diebold machines in the last couple of elections yet? )

[Andy_Stephenson]

35. Of course not Pat...he would rather harrass

an honest citizen doing his work.

[ParanoidPat]

74. Hi Andy!

Are we going to get together tomorrow? It might help them to keep an eye on us if we're all in one place! :hi: :evilgrin:

We can hang out, get drunk on Tequila and trash a room at the Motel 6 while we plot the overthrow of the BFEE! It'll be just like we're ROCK STARS! ;-)

[Andy_Stephenson]

98. Shhhhhh

Don't tell em our plans...

Make em guess where we are.

"Coming to a Motel 6 near you soon."

[ParanoidPat]

110. Plans? WE HAVE PLANS?!?

Damn! NOW you tell me! :evilgrin:

(Yo! Agent Mike, why don't you bring a few of your friends and a bunch of extra handcuffs to this address. 5995 Mayfair Road, North Canton, Ohio. Do the country a favor.)

[Andy_Stephenson]

116. ROTFL

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

He may need to visit COSTCO for a few extra cuffs fer sure. Especially if he is visiting that particular address.

[seabeyond]

15. sticking tongue out

bah ha ha hah. lol lol come into my nieghborhood honeybunch, i will serve up some coffee and tell yawl what i think is wrong with the nation. then my children will share with you their issues too.

shoot we will just have a porch party and allow all the nieghbors to share

i embrace thee..........not fear. nothing to fear but fear alone

[htuttle]

16. We know that Special Double-Secret Agent 'Mike' of the Secret Service...

...has been browsing DU for many months. Something to do with BBV, IIRC.

Big Deal. Here's a tip: never say anything on the internet or the telephone you wouldn't say in front of a cop.

on edit:
ps. I'm sorry I got your name wrong the first time, Mike!

[dweller]

17. Hi Agent Mike!!

enjoying your Liberal education while here?

i certainly hope so.
dp

[Andy_Stephenson]

32. Damn I was gonna say hi to agent Mike...

want to know his last name?


LEVINE

[kerry-is-my-prez]

20. Remember Bev Harris saying that she was ordered to turn over posters info?

and she refused - hero that she is. If she was a weasel - she would have turned them over.

[Andy_Stephenson]

34. You got that right...

"If she was a weasel - she would have turned them over."


In so many words she told agent Mike to "go f^@& yourself"

Bev ROCKS!

[HuskerDem]

22. Fuck the F.B.I.

and I say that with every molecule of my being. The more harassment they display will only further prove that Bush has misused and abused his ill gotten power.

[Lori Price CLG]

58. Well-said, HuskerDem!

Whatever will they do when American Revolution #2 is at their doorstep, hopefully sooner rather than later?

:)-Lori Price
Citizens For Legitimate Government

[Mike Niendorff]

23. :waves:

Hello to all the FBI men reading this board. :hi:

Too bad that Bush and his cronies would rather task you with monitoring domestic dissent than with tracking down bin Laden and his thugs. But, hey, I guess they have their own set of priorities, and they've given you your marching orders, so ... <shrug>.


MDN

[murray hill farm]

24. Of course they are reading them..what did you think???

That is their job...did you think you were immune to it...when you speak against the govt, they monitor you...dont for a second think they do not, they do. Did you think for a second that this site was not monitored from word go!! Of course it was and continues to be monitored. It will not hurt you all that much, for the most part. If you fly, you will be on the list to check for security reasons..not much more will happen at this point, but you are monitored. If you lived through the 60s and 70s, you will remember the FBI and CIA monitored and filmed every demonstration..every protest of the war...did you think it stopped...now it is even more so...all such sites as this are monitored.

[Mike Niendorff]

30. re : "speaking against the government"

There's a HUGE difference between "speaking against George W. Bush" and "speaking against the government". Bush is not America. The Republican Party is not America. We, the People, are America. This government belongs to us.

That's not to say that we should expect the right wing to respect that fact (it would be at odds with 90+ years of their history). But, still, I think we should hold them to a better standard rather than simply resigning ourselves to perpetually being on the receiving end of their abuses.

</.02>


MDN

[murray hill farm]

46. Dear mike

and the name of the cave you live in is...what? The way it ought to be cave? No matter how much indignity you feel...you do actually live in the way it is world.

[Mike Niendorff]

53. dear mxp:

Just pointing out the obvious: that the fact that they obviously do these things doesn't mean that we should lose our sense of outrage over it. Surveillance and harassment of political dissent is one of the hallmarks of a police state. Just because it's happenning doesn't mean that we should just accept it as part of the scenery. That's all I was saying.


MDN

[murray hill farm]

59. OK Mike

But the starting point called "the way it ought to be" leads to nowhere...you can only get to point B from the point A that is called "the way it is". So, first call is accepting what is. If you can change it..go for it...do what ever you can to make it as it ought to be. In the mean time..accepting reality of what is...is not "accepting" it as a forever...or as a victim of it, it is just accepting the reality of how it is now...which is an important first step to changing it...if you can...and sometimes you cannot...no matter how much you want it to be as it ought to be. Then you have to live with it until change can happen. But whatever you do, must be based on the reality of now.

[Tight_rope]

49. Welcome to DU mexicoxpat......I'm Suspect #58,985,654.

[murray hill farm]

60. # 58,985,754

Really???? There are that many of us? I am so proud!!!

[thecrow]

85. Didn't you leave off a few zeroes? eom

[gandalf]

119. Of course they read this forum. But do they more?

"If you fly, you will be on the list to check for security reasons"

If that is true, they had to do a lot more than simply read this forum. How can they investigate our real names? They could contact or monitor our ISP to establish our real world identities. But that is harder we one posts only from an office computer.

If you donate, they could monitor your credit card transaction. That that is quite a lot of work. Can we expect that is is done? I assume not for the average poster.

[NoBorders]

26. I've already got my file

Back in the 80's (under Ronnie) I was protesting our support of RW dictatorships in So America. I threw away my draft registration card (symbolic anti-military protest). I threw it on the ground. A few weeks later I received a brand new card in the mail, with my updated, then-current address. Right after my little act, I was also interviewed by a 'radio station', where they got me to encourage others to throw away their cards (which happens to be against the law, it turns out). I discovered later there was no radio station by the name they had given me.

So.... A) the FBI watching 'liberals' is nothing new, and A) it's not that hard to get on an FBI list.

I suppose it would only really affect me if I tried to get a gov't job, or when the dictatorship finally arrives, and they throw me in jail or whatever.

[Q3JR4]

27. Eh, the American SS can bring it on. n/t

[Senior citizen]

28. Uh-oh, I apologize for some of my postings.

It wasn't my intention to frighten the F.B.I.

I had no idea they were here when I posted about the economic downturn and the possibility that they could lose their jobs.

I thought I was just chatting with fellow Democrats when I posted about the waste, fraud, abuse, nepotism, cronyism, corporate crime, corruption, and mismanagement that could threaten the existence of our intelligence agencies.

And I didn't realize there were any vulnerable, sheltered, clueless minds around here when I posted about the high number of pedophiles in the Republican party.

But I'm not going to apologize for MIHOP postings--the BFEE should apologize for that IMO. So I'm putting the kettle on so that I can offer my visitors some tea.

[jimshoes]

29. To any of the monitors,

I'm going to the bathroom now.

[seabeyond]

33. bah ha ha hahahahahhahaha

you are funny. lol lol

[shraby]

39. Hi Mike

:hi:

I really think you should take a look into who divulged Valerie Plame's name and the guy in Pakistan who was an agent for us against al Queda, though. That's some real serious shit.

While you're at it, you can check on Cheney's energy papers, Halliburton, Diebold, and the Iran leak..you know, the one where Iran was told that we have their communications code. You remember that one don't you?

[Andy_Stephenson]

66. Mike has already investigated Diebhold

He has interviewed Bev Harris what is it...6 times now. He is going after the wrong criminal in that case. HE should be looking at Jeff Dean...afterall he was convicted on 23 counts of embezzlement.

[Andy_Stephenson]

99. Lemme try the spelling again

DIEBOLD

[bossfish]

36. I'm not too worried...

Given the FBI's recent track record, they'll probably bust my neighbor, she's an 80 year old woman (I'm a 40 year old man)

[seabeyond]

37. that is funny

yawl are on a roll. shame on everyone who isnt afraid. shame

[seabeyond]

38. dupe

[mike1963]

40. Well, given the plethora of scathing emails & letters I've sent to Chimpy,

I don't think anything I post here will make much of a difference.
:evilgrin:
Fuck you Dubya!

[luaneryder]

41. Who gives a rat's ass

The agent assigned to do this is probably on some sort of disciplinary assignment or isn't trusted by the bureau to do any important work.

[Tight_rope]

44. I'm with you...I'm Suspect #58,985,654.

No one lives upstairs but I hear footsteps. They use the toilet too. But they never take a shower. I'm sure they smell really bad by now.

[Zech Marquis]

42. and a very special hello

to my dear friends at the NSA--you might want to make your language test alot more challenging next time :evilgrin: Yeah I said it, because your "excuse" for not hiring was.."based on the group of people you associate with (DU)"

but at least I got a free trip to DC, nice hotel and good food! :evilgrin:

[MrSlayer]

48. Hi, F.B.I.!

Go fuck yourselves! :hi:

[kayell]

50. Hi Agent Mike. I'm having evil socialistic thoughts. Right NOW.

:hi:

Later this evening I will probably indulge in some feninist thought crime, followed by a bit of lesbian thought crime, than do some serious ruminating on civil rights, and polish it off with some truly dangerous thinking on the 1st amendment.

[devilgrrl]

51. Pretty bold actions from an Agency that refused..

to investigate 15 Saudi's who are taking flying lessons without learning how to take off or land.

[istruthfull]

52. Being a believer in Democracy

Being a believer in Democracy it took me over 2 months to get up the courage to register here. I don't want to disappear in the middle of the night and have my neighbors go to jail for talking about it. If Mr Bush gets away with stealing another election we all can say goodbye to Democracy. He will declares martial law and then I will keep my mouth shut. Hell, these guys are so greedy for money/power that they would allow something to happen just so they could declare martial law. It was one of the first powers Mr Bush got, the ability to declare martial law without Congressional approval. This is not an overnight thing, they have been working at it for decades and have made more progress in the last 3 years than in the last 30 years. Don't be mistaken and think that it couldn't happen in the USA. We will still carry the lable - Democracy.

[Tight_rope]

57. Welcome to DU istruthfull from Suspect #58,985,654.

[jimshoes]

72. Welcome to DU istruthfull,

The one thing they can't phony up is a massive turnout at the polls. That is our best chance.

[Eloriel]

82. istruthful -- The fear and intimidation you feel is EXACTLY what

they want. Shrug it off. The more there are of us speaking up and being generally obnoxious about our rights, the harder time they have it to go after us. Not that they won't try. "Safety in numbers."

Welcome to DU.

[Andy_Stephenson]

109. Very very true!

"The fear and intimidation you feel is EXACTLY what they want."

Yes they are counting on it. I wonder if this is how people were feeling in NAZI Germany. Creeping Facism started after WW2. Look at the results. They are all around us and that is why we MUST speak up now more than ever. If we don't we will loose freedom forever.

BTW AMEN Eloriel!

[Piperay]

61. Years ago during the Raygun regime

I knew someone who wrote a letter and was paid a visit by the FBI, they scared the shit out of the fellow so much that he was never the same. :-(

[Cleita]

64. Eh, they investigated me back during the cold war when I

was a college student because I was recieving a magazine from Russia. They never talked to me directly but tried scaring my parents. If they can't get to you, they try to intimidate those close to you. Don't give in.

[Tight_rope]

117. Well damn...I know they are reading my e-mails to my cousin in Gamba!

Most of the time it's just "Hi..How are you" letters. But there are times when I get pissed off and send him stuff on how fucked up and corrupted the *ush administration is. He likes to keep up with world news.

[Cleita]

63. Well, no one has ever been able to intimidate me into changing

how and what I think. Maybe they have caused me to shut my mouth for awhile, but never has anyone been able to intimidate me into changing my mind. I believe our boys in the FBI need a big reminder of what true patriotism is and what the Constitution stands for if they step over the line.

[peacetalksforall]

65. Maybe they have graduate interns monitoring - graduates of the right wing

foundations where they groom them for a BIG future in the Federalist Society or PNAC or the International Women's Forum or or or just maybe they grrom them for CNN and FOX and NBC or for a bank that launders drug and terrorist money.

Remember, dear friends, 20% of the intelligence efforts are spent investigating terrorism activities originating in Cuba.

On the other hand, maybe, just maybe, they will practice Americanism and volunteer to be transferred to FL to help out for a few weeks.

[baldguy]

67. Let's all wave to Special Agent Mike!

HI Special Agent Mike! :hi:

[barb162]

73. or Agent Maxwell Smart

[Kukesa]

75. Hi from Ohio, Too, Agent Mike.

We hope you'll come visit Ohio real soon . . . or maybe you were in Cinci with Shrub today at the VFW convention. What fun you and Shrub must have had entertaining the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Did you serve in a foreign country like Alabama, too?


:hi:

[peacetalksforall]

68. Someone should gather all the stories and send them to our

illustrious congresspeople who voted for the Patriot Act and ask them if they approve on a case by case basis.

[Corgigal]

69. Well

this MIGHT explain why it took over an month EXTRA for my ex foreign exchange student in Serbia to get her care package I send to her.
YO FBI, listen up. She 's a nice kid and she just had a baby a year ago. Her hubby just got out of the military after serving his mandatory service. It was just baby clothing and toys. Plus some chocolates she loved here. Money is tight and all I'm trying to do is to show American good will.

Now quit it. She's a nice kid.

[Disturbed]

81. Hello Gestapo,..er I mean FBI or whoever.

Here's a msg. to you. I don't have a photo of me with the msg. at this time so I am posting a replacement one. Same msg. though.

[Jack Rabbit]

87. Hi, Mike

Repeal the Patriot Act!!

[PretzelWarrior]

88. f*ck them. I hope they are reading. they are the sallow-faced,

beareaucratic losers who partially got us where we are today. The rank and file federal police called FBI are just a little better trained than your average cop. Big deal. They can suck me for all I care.

To see them show up at my door knowing what I know about the way I conduct myself would be vindication that I wasn't paranoid--that the world has really come apart at the seams. If they stop at my door because I post something over the top on this board, I will know we are picking up speed in the slide toward fascism, oppression, and an evil future for my child. What can I tell my daughter except that this is what you get when you don't pay attention as a society to your freedom and protect your liberties.

I will tell my daughter that life is worth living even in a repressive society and that if she works hard for good she may even see a turn for the better because of the people.

[Generic Other]

93. Calling Agent Mike! Telephone!

[dflprincess]

94. Agent Mike - check out this editorial from the Mpls Star Tribune

http://www.startribune.com/stories/561/4931361.html

But as Monday's New York Times notes, law enforcement is no longer limiting itself to such crude protest-containment measures. A surer strategy is to scare would-be protesters from showing up at a political event in the first place. This seems to be the idea behind a recent rash of FBI visits to citizens who may be planning to participate in protests at the GOP convention starting Aug. 30.

FBI investigators deny any wish to silence lawful dissent. Their sole purpose, they insist, is to avert possible violence by protesters in New York. But their door-knocking campaign has worked well to intimidate Bush opponents who had been inclined to join convention protests. As one woman visited by six FBI agents a few weeks back told the Times, the agents were trying "to let us know that 'hey, we're watching you.' "

What's wrong with being watched? Nothing, unless you believe the Constitution's free-expression guarantee means what it says. The assurance conveys no mere suggestion to government, but an absolute obligation: It must bow to citizens' rights to say what they wish, to whom they wish, where they wish. Anything that dampens, muffles or muzzles such protest flouts the most fundamental of American promises.

You'd better check out that editorial staff before they start giving people ideas about free speech.

[Andy_Stephenson]

101. This statement does not jive with

free speech zones.

"What's wrong with being watched? Nothing, unless you believe the Constitution's free-expression guarantee means what it says. The assurance conveys no mere suggestion to government, but an absolute obligation: It must bow to citizens' rights to say what they wish, to whom they wish, where they wish. Anything that dampens, muffles or muzzles such protest flouts the most fundamental of American promises."

(sorry for getting off topic here.)

How much longer will we tolerate being penned up like animals, for having the gumption to say what we want? How much longer do we tolerate "Free Speech Zones"? When do we say enough is enough?

Wether it is coming from the Democratic side or the Republican side it is WRONG, and unfortunately both sides are guilty of stealing our rights.

I am for non-violence and I will always remain so. But we are only a few steps away from totalitarian rule if not already there.

BTW :hi: Mike

[Andy_Stephenson]

100. Paging agent Mike to the white DU....Courtesy Phone...

Paging agent Mike to the white DU....Courtesy Phone...

You have a message waiting...

:hi: Mike...

[HawkerHurricane]

102. To paraphrase Lily Tomlin...

Never post on the web something you wouldn't want your mother to hear at your trial.

[Dying Eagle]

103. GO FUCK YOUR SELFS; Federal Burial on Incompetence

[devilgrrl]

105. Agent Mike! Why does the FBI hate America?

Why don't you investigate the White House?

[autorank]

106. They're the ones responsible for "newbie abuse"

I knew my fellow Democrats wouldn't give me any crap (LOL).

[nolabels]

108. Yea Baby, go Raiders

How did you like that Kerry Collins. I think this is going to be a much better year for Silver and Black. I think some of them draft picks will even work

http://www.raiders.com/team/front_office.jsp

Oh yea, on edit: if you are looking for me mike I will be going back over to LBN now :hi:

[autorank]

113. Fellow citizen of Raider Nation

Totally agree...and Sap. Just like Alzedo, from enemy to comrade. Oakland is a great city!!! and the Raiders rule.

[rucky]

111. What a dream job

getting paid to lurk on the DU.

and taxpayer money to boot.

[LibertyorDeath]

112. Is this agent Mike???

Is this him????



Essays by Mike Levine
As a DEA agent for 25 years, Mike Levine has unique insight into the world of law enforcement in America. You will be amazed at the revelations you discover in this "behind the scenes" collection of essays.

If you find these essays fascinating, be sure to check out Mike´s Books.

http://www.expertwitnessradio.org/

[Andy_Stephenson]

118. No Mike Levine is currently

with the Secret Service. He is not so secret anymore. He was outed by George Howland of the Seattle weekly.

Way to go George :thumbsup:

[gandalf]

120. Where do you know this from?

Have a link?

[Sugarbleus]

114. I don't know if anyone cares about me anymore...but

at one time, I was under the "watchful" eyes of the Justice Dept.

They generally don't do anything unless YOU do something they deem threatening and of course these are weird times.

Perhaps, because I'm older and disabled, they may not think of me as a "problem" anymore. :P

...'somebody's watching you..' (M.J.)

[U4ikLefty]

121. So, should I hide my crack-pipe?!?

;)

[VoteDemocratic2004]

122. Welcome to DU G-Men

:hi::donut: