Is it true that in the US it is illegal...

fanch75

brain_of_jas wrote:

...to dissagree/question the 9/11 comission's report ??

Not trying to start any beef here. Just wondering!

lmao

no

who told you this?

fanch75

brain_of_jas wrote:

Yeah totally man. Also i read through the articles on both laws and neither one says that the public can't dissagree with the governments version of events. So you still have the first amendment and can question the commissions report yes? I think he's wasting my time! :rolleyes:

Look at the protests here. Your friend is just really, really misinformed. To put it lightly.

I was listening to talk radio and this guy said he wanted to kill Bush (live, on air, on a nationally syndicated program). So yeah, I think you can say you don't agree with the 9/11 report and be ok.

melodious

brain_of_jas wrote:

...to dissagree/question the 9/11 comission's report ??

Not trying to start any beef here. Just wondering!

it's a bit late in this thread, but only 10 years ago when a man and woman or two men or two women engaged in a domestic altercasion it was referred to as assault and battery? now if someone scorns another publicly; it's considered terrorist threats.

El_Kabong

but there are some things you are not allowed to talk about here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sibel_Edmonds

melodious

farfromglorified wrote:

So your friend is surprised that the US modified its laws after 9/11??

Perhaps you might want to teach your mate about AMBER Alerts. Following the kidnapping of Amber Hagerman here in 1996, the United States created a new system of laws and procedures to help notify the public of missing children. Perhaps your friend also believes Amber Hagerman was kidnapped by Bill Clinton???

Please. If no changes to law would have been made following 9/11, that would have been cause for suspicion. You're talking about the most serious aggressive act on US soil since Pearl Harbor, after which you had people being detained based on race alone. While I'm no supporter of the Patriot Act, the suggestion that 9/11 was staged such that the Patriot Act could be passed is completely baseless and ridiculous.

how so?

melodious

brain_of_jas wrote:

Yeah totally man. Also i read through the articles on both laws and neither one says that the public can't dissagree with the governments version of events. So you still have the first amendment and can question the commissions report yes? I think he's wasting my time! :rolleyes:

we can question all day long and night, but why then, are people that are my friends paranoid about speaking out? becasue some young team oriented do gooder wants to use speech as a means to send someone away. why are activists who try to pave a way to civil justice always arrested and locked away...

leanord pelter
mumia
king jr
bob marley??????

happy b-day j, you are now 19.