911 Legislation, National ID to be Voted On

December 4, 2004

December 4, 2004 Legislative Update on 911 Legislation

This is the legislation which includes the National ID

Card. Our grandparents resisted a national

identification number for years because they knew the

danger such a control could pose to our freedoms. In

the electronic era, such a card would be far more

sinister and allow total control of each person who

wanted to travel, to work, or to have a place in

society. Nobody in their right mind would subject

themselves in this way. See below for latest news

article on the subject.

House of Representative Contact Info

http://www.house.gov

Senate Representative Contact Info

http://www.senate.gov

Information on the bills, S.2845 and H.R.10:

http://thomas.loc.gov

With this bill or without it, we are already is deep

trouble as a nation because of laws already passed,

the international treaties we have signed, and the

world-wide commitment to “harmonize” to a New World

Order in each country. Power is being transferred from

Congress to international committees. “Terrorist” has

been redefined to include just about any crime. A

recent proposed bill in Oregon included downloading

music illegally as “terrorism” and grounds for life in

prison with a minimum of 25 years in a forest work

camp. (S. 742)

http://www.prisonplanet.com/senate_bill_742.html

Alex Jones at http://www.infowars.com has all of this

documented in 10 years of research and news archives,

audio/visual interviews. These changes are being

gradually introduced in front of your eyes with very

innocent and reasonable sounding justifications that

ignore huge parts of the discussion and serious

concerns. It’s being done incrementally, like a

cowboy slipping a noose over a wild horse’s head. Are

you still betting you will be a house slave and not a

field slave? Perhaps you think you will be protected

as the mistress to the slave owner? Wake up and speak

up for your freedom and privacy. This is our life and

government does not own you! The hour is late, and we

have a long road ahead.

Alex Jones’ documentary film, Police State II The Take

Over at http://www.infowars.com/videos.html films

multinational troops training in the US to do

house-to-house search drills in Oakland CA.

http://www.prisonplanet.tv members can view all

11documentaries for free online. This site is a

virtual library.

Alex Jones has been described as a national treasure.

This is not an understatement, and this man can bring

you up to speed on many issues concerning your freedom

and privacy.

Audio of Tom Brokaw report on Fallujah: Fallujah

Residents Face Choice: Retina Scan and Take ID

Card....Or Die

Alex Jones Show | December 2 2004

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/december2004/021204facechoice.htm

Extensive Police State Archives

http://www.prisonplanet.com/archive_police_state.html

December 4, 2004 News Related to

“Anti-Terrorism Bill” he wants passed:

“Bush said in his weekly radio address. " I urge

members of Congress to act next week so I can sign

these needed reforms into law. "

http://story.news./news?tmpl=story2 & u=/ap/20041204/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_\

intelligence

Bush Presses Congress on Anti-Terror Bill

December 4, 2004

By JESSE J. HOLLAND, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - President Bush (news - web sites) pressed

Congress on Saturday to pass legislation enacting the

Sept. 11 commission's anti-terrorism recommendations

and promised to keep working until there is a bill he

can sign.

" I will continue to work with the Congress to reach an

agreement on this intelligence bill, " Bush said in his

weekly radio address. " I urge members of Congress to

act next week so I can sign these needed reforms into

law. "

The GOP-controlled House will return on Monday to

decide whether representatives should vote on a

House-Senate compromise to create a national

intelligence director position to coordinate the

nation's spy agencies and enact other anti-terror

measures.

The Republican-controlled Senate will return if the

House passes the compromise.

House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill., refused to bring

the legislation up for a vote two weeks ago after two

House committee chairmen opposed the solution.

Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., Judiciary Committee

(news - web sites) chairman, said the bill should deal

with illegal immigration. Rep. Duncan Hunter (news,

bio, voting record), R-Calif., who heads the Armed

Services Committee, said the intelligence realignment

could interfere with the military's chain of command.

" The legislation I support preserves the existing

chain of command and leaves America's 15 intelligence

agencies, organizations and offices in their current

departments, " Bush said. " Yet the director of national

intelligence will oversee all of America's

intelligence efforts to help ensure that our

government can find and stop terrorists before they

strike. "

In the Democrats' radio response, Rep. Bob Menendez of

New Jersey said it is Bush's responsibility to make

House Republicans vote on the compromise on Monday.

" President Bush must make clear to House Republican

leaders that there is no room for politics on this

issue, " said Menendez, chairman of the House

Democratic Caucus and one of the House-Senate

negotiators on the compromise. " He must end the

deception and delays of his party and get this bill

passed now. "

Menendez accused Hastert of holding the bill up

because he's afraid many House Republicans would vote

against it. But with Democratic help, the legislation

could pass, he said.

Bush told Hastert and Senate Majority Leader Bill

Frist, R-Tenn., on Thursday he wants an intelligence

bill completed. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., said the

president told him and other lawmakers Friday that

" he's working on it as hard as he can. "

In his radio remarks, Bush said he has done all he can

to fulfill the 9/11 commission's requests without

congressional legislation.

" I established the National Counterterrorism Center,

where all the available intelligence on terrorist

threats is brought together in one place, " he said.

" Just last month, I issued two directives instructing

the FBI (news - web sites) and CIA (news - web sites)

to hire new personnel, and to press forward with the

transformation of these agencies to meet the threats

of our time. But other key changes require new laws. "

It is urgent that something is done before terrorist

strike again, Bush said.

" The enemy is still plotting, and America must respond

with urgency, " he said. " We must do everything

necessary to confront and defeat the terrorist threat,

and that includes intelligence reform. "

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December 4, 2004