you ask em

no duh! the nurse noticed a twitch in this persons leg. if this person couldn't feel it, then how do we know that there were no other twitches before the spider bite happened? the nurse said that the nerves were only asleep, not dead. which means that if they would have diagnosed that back when it happened, this person would have been walking this whole time. elementary my dear watson.

hmmm, i wonder what their reasoning for doing it is? whoever thought it up must be a good person because there is no bad people in the legislature.

disclaimer:
(this is sarcasm of course for those that don't read between the lines)

well, i'm sure glad their isn't anything sinister going on i'm just going to blindly believe the nay sayers and click my heels together three times.

go ahead, yuck it up, i just don't think it's funny when children get detained at an airport for being terrorists.

enjoy it while you can. i'm giving that one to you for free.

i find that the article was missing quite a bit of information, such as had the leg ever twitched before the spider bite? would this person even have enough medical knowledge to notice something like that?

hey i just learned something today, life isn't fair! waaahhh

all jibberish, but that's ok as long as you're proud of it.

no it's not. but it is evil zionist policie makers, you bet on that. by the way, do you even believe that there is a group called the zionists in our government?

right? when are people going to wake up and see that we are being duped? the problem is that not everyone gets to see everything that is happening at once. if everyone in america could sit down together and see a complete list of actual, factual policies, and their effects,of what's being pushed right under their noses, it would be a severe shock to most of them. you would hear things like this "oh my god, i didn't know they were doing that!!!". this list would take longer than most people could stand to look at it. people would actually be sick.

speaking of the devil himself, Sir Geitner used to be the president of the federal reserve how does that hit ya?

sometimes hopes and wishes are just thoughts to help soften the blow for when the reality actually kicks in hard.

yes it does. no doubts in my mind on that one.

cat, john f kennedy did stop the federal reserve. he signed an executive order 11110 on June 4, 1963 to strip the Federal Reserve Bank of its power to loan money to the government at interest. On that day President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order No. 11110 that returned to the U.S. government the power to issue currency, without going through the Federal Reserve. Mr. Kennedy's order gave the Treasury the power "to issue silver certificates against any silver bullion, silver, or standard silver dollars in the Treasury." This meant that for every ounce of silver in the U.S. Treasury's vault, the government could introduce new money into circulation. In all, Kennedy brought nearly $4.3 billion in U.S. notes into circulation. The ramifications of this bill are enormous.

to read more about this you can go here http://www.john-f-kennedy.net/executiveorder11110.htm



he got shot on 22 November 1963. compare this to the date he stopped the federal reserve.



assassinated the federal reserve: June 4, 1963
date he got assassinated: november 22, 1963


that's a matter of 5 months.

this might not seem like anything yet but watch this.

after jfk's death, johnson came into office and stopped the issuance of the silver certificate. the federal reserve stayed in it's place and the federal reserve notes stayed in circulation.


and there has not been another president since then that would want to challenge the federal reserve. they tend to like living.

oh btw. that executive order is still in place and in effect, but no one has the guts to issue it again and enforce it.

no takers for my question yet?

what exactly would it take to prove that this is happening? i want to know.

please tell me. no one wants to tackle this one do they?

this is happening to many children around the united states. some of the children are not so lucky as this one, the unlucky ones get harassed horribly. one mother was told that she couldn't even touch her 5 year old son because they had to verify that he wasn't a terrorist.


Edward Allen's reaction to being on the government's "no-fly" list should have been the tip-off that he is no terrorist. "I don't want to be on the list. I want to fly and see my grandma," the 4-year-old boy said, according to his mother.

Sijollie Allen and her son had trouble boarding planes last month because someone with the same name as Edward is on a government terrorist watch list.

"Is this a joke?" Allen recalled telling Continental Airlines agents Dec. 21 at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport. "You can tell he's not a terrorist."

She said it took several minutes of pleading and a phone call by the ticket agent to get on the plane to New York.

Allen, a Jamaican immigrant, said workers at La Guardia Airport were even more hard-nosed before their Dec. 26 flight home. She said a ticket agent told her: "You're lucky that we're letting you through instead of putting you through the other process."

The Transportation Security Administration's "no-fly" list was established immediately after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to prevent people who may have terrorist ties from boarding commercial flights.

"I know the government is trying to protect because of the terrorist attacks, but common sense should play a role in it," Allen said. "I don't think he should go through the trouble of being harassed and hindered."

TSA regional spokeswoman Carrie Harmon said the agency tells airlines not to deny boarding to children under 12 or select them for extra security checks even if their names match ones on the list.

"We do not require ID for children because there are no children on the list," Harmon said. "If it's a child, ticket agents have the authority to immediately de-select them."

Continental spokesman Dave Messing said Thursday that the airline would not discuss its security policies.

Other people with common names who have encountered "no-fly" list problems at airports include Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., and actor David Nelson from "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet." Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., has said he had to make several calls to federal officials before his name was separated from the one on the list.


http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/01/05/national/a111845S48.DTL

here is the link telling about the 5 year old boy's horrifying experience.

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/01/09/tsa-searches-detains.html

what exactly would it take to prove that this is happening? i want to know.