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When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: True The Vote ! ()
Date: February 27, 2015 10:09PM

America is America, not the fucking homeland brownshirts.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: KLm4J ()
Date: February 27, 2015 10:18PM

Yea I know, ever since 9/11 they started calling it that. ugh

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: True The Vote ! ()
Date: February 27, 2015 10:27PM

Has a commie smell, smells like commie shit, kinda pinko like. Pink is the new red.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: pLEXK ()
Date: February 27, 2015 10:43PM

You don't consider America your homeland because you're a contard, fascist fuck who just views this land and it's people as exploitable resources. Us libs like to consider America our home and treat it as such.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: True The Vote ! ()
Date: February 27, 2015 10:52PM

America is America you fucking commie.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: Real Truth ()
Date: February 27, 2015 11:18PM

Bush needed a reason to start another gov department so he came up with Homeland so conservatives would buy the idea.

Frankly I think creating another government agency was complete bullshit! Bush should of made all the agency work and share equally rather then building a new agency.

We have enough fucking gov agencies right now.

NSA, CIA, ATF, FBI, DSA, TSA, RSI, DOJ, DOE, CBP and OIT. Did we really need Bush to create DHS?

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: True The Vote ! ()
Date: February 27, 2015 11:26PM

Nice shot. All the ABC's are dated, They drag US down.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: Vexxxed ()
Date: February 28, 2015 06:04AM

Feel free to blame Bush for this all you want. It was made up of good intentions but like the road to hell...

The day after 9-11 when the question was asked "why didn't we see this coming" all those lettered agencies proclaimed the same thing. "They withheld information. We knew this and that but the other guys had the important stuff and wouldn't share".

Bush figured if he put everything under one roof that the in-fighting would stop.

It's only gotten worse. Especially when the day after the day after they started exempting themselves from "Homeland Security" rule.

They still don't talk to one another. Hell, sometimes they're even at war with each other. Ask anyone from the FBI what they think of the Secret Service. Ask anyone from the Secret Service what they think of ICE. Ask any of them what they think about DHS.

They're all just big old fraternities and wont be told what to do until Dean Wormer throws them off campus.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: the walls have ears Comrade ()
Date: February 28, 2015 08:52AM

Careful - the walls have ears Comrade

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: Matter of fact ()
Date: February 28, 2015 10:04AM

"Heartland" and "homeland" share the same sort of squirrelly right-wing heritage. Both are attempts to bring emotion into discussions where reason ought to prevail. The right-wing sucks at reason, so they love such squishy-words.

The concept of DHS meanwhile came out of a bipartisan commission in the late 1990's. Their plan called for a cabinet-level agency headed by FEMA and comprising the Coast Guard, Border Patrol, and the Customs Service. Democrats picked up the idea, but eventually dropped it after concluding that in the long run, it would become so unwieldy as to be unworkable. After 9/11, Bush seized upon the then dormant idea, eventually pasting 22 different agencies on top of each other in a basically dysfunctional hodge-podge that has still not gotten properly onto its feet. In fairness, you can say that it took DOD a long time to iron out the kinks as well, but basically little about DHS has gone as planned.

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: Vexxxed ()
Date: February 28, 2015 12:05PM

Matter of fact Wrote:
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> "Heartland" and "homeland" share the same sort of
> squirrelly right-wing heritage. Both are attempts
> to bring emotion into discussions where reason
> ought to prevail. The right-wing sucks at reason,
> so they love such squishy-words.
>
> The concept of DHS meanwhile came out of a
> bipartisan commission in the late 1990's. Their
> plan called for a cabinet-level agency headed by
> FEMA and comprising the Coast Guard, Border
> Patrol, and the Customs Service. Democrats picked
> up the idea, but eventually dropped it after
> concluding that in the long run, it would become
> so unwieldy as to be unworkable. After 9/11, Bush
> seized upon the then dormant idea, eventually
> pasting 22 different agencies on top of each other
> in a basically dysfunctional hodge-podge that has
> still not gotten properly onto its feet. In
> fairness, you can say that it took DOD a long time
> to iron out the kinks as well, but basically
> little about DHS has gone as planned.


Are you ever right about anything? Or are you just good for rewriting history?

DHS was "born" in 2003.
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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: he's in on it ()
Date: February 28, 2015 12:25PM

Vexxxed Wrote:
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> Feel free to blame Bush for this all you want. It
> was made up of good intentions but like the road
> to hell...
>
> The day after 9-11 when the question was asked
> "why didn't we see this coming" all those lettered
> agencies proclaimed the same thing. "They
> withheld information. We knew this and that but
> the other guys had the important stuff and
> wouldn't share".
>
> Bush figured if he put everything under one roof
> that the in-fighting would stop.
>
> It's only gotten worse. Especially when the day
> after the day after they started exempting
> themselves from "Homeland Security" rule.
>
> They still don't talk to one another. Hell,
> sometimes they're even at war with each other.
> Ask anyone from the FBI what they think of the
> Secret Service. Ask anyone from the Secret
> Service what they think of ICE. Ask any of them
> what they think about DHS.
>
> They're all just big old fraternities and wont be
> told what to do until Dean Wormer throws them off
> campus.

what id like these libtards to answer is: why does obama continue these DHS lies to the americam people? what is he trying to hide?

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Re: When did America become The Homeland
Posted by: Smokin' Joe Lieberman ()
Date: February 28, 2015 12:26PM

DHS was Joe Lieberman's idea. He was a democrat. The Homeland Security Act of 2002 passed the Senate 90 - 9. Below are the Senators' votes. I've highlighted a couple of the democrats who think this all the republicans doing....

 
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