Wow, this isn't a joke? () Hell that looks almost just like the "Homeland Security" posters people joke around with. Pretty scary...
Looks every bit like the 'ol Soviet citizenry posters I saw in Moscow back in the 80's. Funny how the Trotskyites inevitably reveal their true colours. Wake up America!
Here is a little bit of information on this poster: http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/weblog/comments/3288/ It appears that it's authenticity has been questioned many times. Here is a website, however, that looks innocent enough. It's a site supposedly dedicated to posting pictures of trains. Anyway, the poster is on the site and may have originated there: http://www.mdrails.com/Marc.html Here's another website which displays the poster: http://www.technorati.com/tag/propaganda Okay, this site seems to clear things up pretty well: http://www.reason.com/hitandrun/2005/06/loyal_citizens.shtml It looks like the posters are real but not created by the government. It's still pretty creepy, though.
i saw a commercial where a little boy asked his mother, "if there is a terrorist attack, where do i bring suzie?" (his little sister) "should we go to the neighbors?" etc it was freaking scary they are trying to scare us into supporting the war.
I agree with the poster (pardon the pun) who wrote A poster with a bit of 'art' pretentions and we all get over excited.
That's a good point, actually. One thing that could be said about Soviet propaganda and modes of persuasion: they were so direct, that nobody bought them. America on the other hand, always was far more subtle when brainwashing its citizens, and making them believe in their government and president.
Hehe, that's what I meant when I said they're not even trying any more, like they're not even trying anymore to cover it up. I guess if the general public saw it as overt then it would be good, however I'm thinking many people don't even make the connection.
?... 'If you see anything suspicious please report it to the driver' that is prety much what it is saying. It has a bit of artistic merit.. so what. 'Brainwashing' the public into being more observant , that would be a bad thing then ?. The quote was saying that most public information posters nobody takes a blind bit of notice of, one that is a bit 'difrerent' will make people take notice of the message. How and why people make some 'orwelian' conspiracy up is beyond me (well actualy not really). Cover what up, what connection ?.
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Such maniacal laughter suggests emotional instability. Obviously delusional denial of reality is taking its toll on you. http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul225.html http://www.rutherford.org/articles_db/commentary.asp?record_id=285 http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=1108 http://news.com.com/2010-1028-5150325.html?tag=nefd_acpro Is more indication necessary of the direction we are being taken in by those desperate to entrench and perpetuate their power and control (let alone wholesale bankruptcy of the nation for obscene personal and corporate gain) or does you smug self assured "we are immune to tyranny" mentality require waiting until your neighbours, friends, perhaps even loved ones are actually being rounded up? This irresponsible dismissal of the numerous compelling examples (and indeed legislative Acts) of unrestrained invasive powers, harrassment and listing of dissidents and dissident groups and other direct violations of Constitutional guarantees by Washington only highlights the cognitive disconnect from which the majority of present day sheeple suffer. Just keep waiting for all the mechanisms to be fully instituted, whilst mocking those attempting to shake you out of your malaise, and then stun us by expressing just how shocked you are that such betrayal of our most fundamental notions of liberty could have been brought about by those sworn to uphold those liberties. The willfully blindness you, like so many others, evince today will be the indictment of your passive complicity in helping bring it to pass.
No, i just found it very funny .. equating a stylised poster with a looming 'Police State'. I personaly think people that 'fear' a Police state secretly wish it to pass, justifying endless refrences to true police states and outdated concepts such as 'Big Brother'. Speed cameras and cameras catching drunks throwing up outside night clubs, does not concern me at all. The amount of crime it solves or helps as evidence http://icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0100localnews/tm_objectid=15454079&method=full&siteid=50002&headline=cctv-traps-rapist-name_page.html makes me grateful someone is out there watching. If i wish to view any film that any camera in the public domain, under freedom of information i can quiet easily do that. YOUR RIGHTS TO INFORMATION ABOUT YOU Under the Data Protection Act 1998 individuals have rights of access to personal data, processed by the Council, which relates to them. "Personal data" are information about living individuals who can be identified from the data or from the data and other information which the Council possesses. Personal data include information held on computer or on paper, and images, including photographs and CCTV footage. "Processing" covers most things that can be done with data, including, collecting data, keeping data on a file, using data to make a decision, disclosing data to someone else and destroying data. YOUR RIGHTS ARE: To be told whether the Council is processing your personal data; and if so, To be given a description of:the personal data; the purposes for which it is being processed; those to whom it may or is being disclosed; and To be told in an intelligible manner: all the information which makes up the personal data; any information as to the source of the data. Where a significant decision is taken by fully automated means, to be told the logic of the process involved. To receive a copy of the all the information which makes up your personal data which exists at the time that you make a request for subject access. These are called "Subject Access Rights". HOW TO MAKE A REQUEST FOR SUBJECT ACCESS If you want to find out if the Council is processing personal data which relate to you, you can make a request for subject access. When you make a request you can ask for all the personal data processed by the Council relating to you, or for specific personal data you are interested in, e.g. your council tax records. The Data Protection Act 1998 does not specify how a request for subject access must be made, but it would help us to deal with your request efficiently if you would follow the suggestions below. Please make your request by writing to: The Head of Legal and Democratic Service And you carry on about a nation gripped with a 'Fear' perpetuated by the Goverment and there neo-con lackeys. You do a very good job of executing the 'Fear factor'. Neither realy puts any kind of fear into me. Yes all highlighted by yourself and others like you. Fair and balanced of course. http://www.thinkroadsafety.gov.uk/ Another E.g of the state taking away my liberty to drive while under the influence of alcohol.. the bastards . I was only laughing (like i said) about making any kind of conection, your rhetoric pads out this notion very well. A healthy balance between your POV and my POV will create a reasonable future .
Nice apples and oranges comparisons you make. Classic aversion to the more relevant issues raised by the articles presented to you in my previous post. Sadly your POV, aka the populist head in the sand bandwagon, offers only apathetic accord for abuse of power; leaving the next generation to suffer for its lack of vigilance and civic duty.
http://www.new-enlightenment.com/police_state.htm If you can read this and say your not falling off your chair with laughter, i can't hope to satisfy your needs for my 'enlightenment'. I say it is funny, but seriously this stuff is just ridiculous. You have to admit ?. We have Neighbourhood watch over here as i am sure your aware.http://www.neighbourhoodwatch.net/ . If i have a neighbour who is making a racket at 3am and i inform the police, this is not deemed 'good' , right ? . If i see someone trying to enter a neighbours house this should be ignored ?. Quite rightly if i went to the police and said Mr X is having a affair with Mrs Y they would tell me to go home and stop wasting police time. How can you (and i am sure you can) construde a reasonable arguement against 'neighbourhood watch' . If we were heading for a real police state we would be there by now. The ever looming slippery slope towards a police state, started when bush got into office and will hopefuly end when he leaves, it realy is quite pathetic realy. Dislike a goverment all you like, but come on creating these kind of cliched fantasies is as 'sheepish' as anything i could ever trot out.
If you think the Dept of Homeland Security, The TSA, the REAL ID Act and countless other mechanisms created in the course of this administration's tenure will suddenly vanish in 2008, then again you live in a world of delusion. The drivel you cite in no way counters the points raised in the links I provided. In many ways we ARE already there. The straightjacket on true dissenting opinion in the US is quite demonstrably in evidence and has been since 911. Civil rights groups have been and are being targetted and harrassed, US citizens being prosecuted under ill defined "anti-terrorism" measures and denied the right to review the supposed evidence against them (against all Constitutional guarantees of due process), and more. Its truly sad that you will look for any snippet you can find to pretend its all a storm in a teacup, unfortunately the measures being instituted and the powers being extended to and gleefully assumed by federal and state authorities will remain and worsen.
matthew you really have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. You're in Britain for shits sake. I don't even know what to say, you're just an ass.