How Did The US Become 'A Proto-Soviet Surveillance State?'

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Fred Reed demands to know “What Have the Bastards Done to My Country?”:

“This is the country that produced Peggy Lee and Tampa Red and the ‘fitty-sedden Chevy, the country that spits techno-whizz golf carts onto Mars just like it was even possible, that brought the hamburger to gorgeous bejuiced perfection and invented most of the modern world. It’s the home of sand-lot baseball and Little Peggy March and BB guns and Tasty Freeze. It is, in a phrase, one fine place.”

“How did it sink to being a proto-Soviet surveillance state that builds vast awful Visitor Centers in the style of a Hitlerian mauseoleum [sic]? You can’t go to the john without a photo ID anymore. Something ain’t right.”

Reeds’ “Thoughts in an Insurrectionist Vein” are “here.

2 thoughts on “How Did The US Become 'A Proto-Soviet Surveillance State?'

  1. Myron Pauli or Impostor?

    Because the 9/11 hijackers used Virginia driver’s licenses, the Defense Department had its employees use foolproof, embedded, “biometric” ID cards: http://www.cac.mil. Nevertheless, the biometric ID cards EXPIRE! (Why??). So when it is time to renew, I (or an impostor) shows up with the expired biometric card, 3 federal picture ID’s, 2 American passports, a sealed birth certificate, and the fingerprints of Myron Pauli. However, the security apparatchiks demand proof of Pauli’s identity by seeing …. a Virginia driver’s license! At this point, I (or the imposter) asked to see the rule requiring the driver’s license and the Guardians of our Security threw the person out and filed a complaint (but how could it be me??). In another display of “huh?”, you need the biometric card to enter some Navy facilities while other Navy facilities do not recognize it. And even with ID’s and a security clearance, if I visit my research sponsor, I have to empty my pockets and go through a metal detector at an address Orwellianly labeled “One Liberty Center”! And all this in a country that allows 1 million illegals to cross the border every year.

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