State of the union
I think this is best presented by quoting:
"Twenty-eight months have passed since September 11, 2001 - over two years without an attack on American soil - and it is tempting to believe that the danger is behind us," Mr Bush said.
"That hope is understandable, comforting - and false."
So, instead, Bush wants to renew the (unconstitutional) Patriot Act so he can continue his administration's death grip on the civil liberties the States is supposedly the biggest defender of. There's a difference between US citizens believing 'the danger is behind [them]' and blindly bowing before more 'anti-terror' laws that make the States even more fascist than they already are.
"Twenty-eight months have passed since September 11, 2001 - over two years without an attack on American soil - and it is tempting to believe that the danger is behind us," Mr Bush said.
"That hope is understandable, comforting - and false."
So, instead, Bush wants to renew the (unconstitutional) Patriot Act so he can continue his administration's death grip on the civil liberties the States is supposedly the biggest defender of. There's a difference between US citizens believing 'the danger is behind [them]' and blindly bowing before more 'anti-terror' laws that make the States even more fascist than they already are.
