What a joke! One of my readers emailed me the link to this video that aired yesterday on Hannity's America. I just watched it and all I have to say is KUDOS to you for putting this comparison together! BRILLIANT JOB! I have typed a transcript below for my International readers who need to use Babel Fish to translate. After typing this it made me realize that the men behind the curtain, you know the REAL power's that be are moving quickly to achieve their ultimate agenda. Our country is on the verge of economic collapse and Washington is concerned about securing other countries? What about focusing your attention on the TERRORIST that are already within our borders that are American citizens trafficing drugs to gangs and pimps? Or the Radical Islamic Extremist that have already made it through our borders undetected that are living amongst us? These extremist have been actively recruiting members here in our country!
How about securing our north/south borders and east/west ports?! Why isn't our government improving and updating the FBI, INS, Port authority's to current times? Didn't we even create another federal agency called Homeland Security? There are so many damn agencies doing the same thing, criss crossing each other it's sickening! This is federal waste! Okay, I just did some research and found out the following from Cornell University Law School:
Post-9/11 Reform
On March 1, 2003, the Department of Homeland Security opened, replacing the INS. The Bush Administration had designed the Department of Homeland Security to foster increased intelligence sharing and dialogue between agencies responsible for responding to domestic emergencies, such as natural disasters and domestic terrorism. Within the Department, three different agencies - U.S. Customs and Border Enforcement (CBE), U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - now handle the duties formerly held by the INS. Currently, the CBE handles the INS's border patrol duties, the USCIS handles the INS's naturalization, asylum, and permanent residence functions, and the ICE handles the INS's deportation, intelligence, and investigatory functions.
On March 1, 2003, the Department of Homeland Security opened, replacing the INS. The Bush Administration had designed the Department of Homeland Security to foster increased intelligence sharing and dialogue between agencies responsible for responding to domestic emergencies, such as natural disasters and domestic terrorism. Within the Department, three different agencies - U.S. Customs and Border Enforcement (CBE), U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - now handle the duties formerly held by the INS. Currently, the CBE handles the INS's border patrol duties, the USCIS handles the INS's naturalization, asylum, and permanent residence functions, and the ICE handles the INS's deportation, intelligence, and investigatory functions.
I honestly don't care if you call me whatever you want. I am a reasonista! Haha, I just came up with that word. I have never ever taken our politicians words at face value. I have always paid attention to their actions, past and present. Learn to use your reasoning mind. God blessed you with a brain. Please start using it!
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Hannity: Earlier today with his national security team by his side, unveiled what he called a NEW strategy for fighting the war on Afghanistan. But he ended up sounding like somebody else I know. Let's take a look.
Bush: Protecting America from another attack is the most important responsibility of the Federal Government. It's the most solemn obligation that a President undertakes.
Obama: As President my greatest responsibility is to protect the American people.
Bush: This is not just America's fight and what is at stakes is not just America's freedom. This is the World's fight.
Obama: This is not simply an American problem. Far from it. The safety of people around the World is at stake.
Bush: Our offensive against the terrorists includes: Far more than military might.
Obama: A campaign against extremism will not succeed with bullets or bombs alone.
Bush: Afghanistan success is critical to the security of America and our partners in the free World.
Obama: What's at stake at this time is not just our own security, it's the very idea that free nations can come together on behalf of our common security.
Bush: There will be difficult moments in the work ahead, but we can be confident in the outcome.
Obama: So understand the road ahead will be long, and there will be difficult days ahead.
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