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Fleecing The Flock Through Hypnosis.
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Please help Marc Hall and other soldiers who are either imprisoned in the Army or jailed due to the unconstitutional Stop Loss program, by visiting...
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Please help Marc Hall and other soldiers who are either imprisoned in the Army or jailed due to the unconstitutional Stop Loss program, by visiting the link below.
Lets END the Wars NOW!
Courage to Resist http://www.couragetoresist.org/x/
Truthout By: Dahr Jamail http://www.truthout.org/article/army-...
Army Specialist and Iraq war veteran Marc Hall was incarcerated by the US Army on December 11, 2009, in Liberty County Jail, Georgia, for recording a song that expresses his anger over the Army's stop-loss policy.
Stop-loss is a policy that allows the Army to keep soldiers active beyond the end of their signed contracts. According to the Pentagon, more than 120,000 soldiers have been affected by stop-loss since 2001, and currently 13,000 soldiers are serving under stop-loss orders.
Hall, (aka hip hop artist Marc Watercus), who is in the Army's 3rd Infantry Division, was placed in Liberty County Jail for the song ("Stop-Loss," by Marc Watercus), in which he angrily denounces the continuing policy that has barred him from exiting the military.
Military service members do not completely give up their rights to free speech, particularly not when they are doing so artistically while off duty, as was the case with Hall. He is charged under Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, which covers "all disorders and neglects to the prejudice of good order and discipline" and "all conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces." The military is claiming that he "communicated a threat" with his song. Hall mailed a copy of the song to the Pentagon after the Army unilaterally extended his contract for a second Iraq deployment.
Hall planned to leave the military at the end of his contract on February 27, before his commander, Captain Cross at Fort Stewart, moved to have him incarcerated for the song. The military currently intends to keep Hall in pre-trial confinement until he is court-martialed, which is expected to be several months from now.
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The original video is found here:
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The original video is found here:
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The "times" of the video quotes are according to the original video in the above link.
If the critics are right when they say that Sunday Laws are not an issue any more, why are they still talking about them? Why are their orginized groups committed to reestablishing Sunday Laws here and around the world even today?
To learn more about these groups and their aims, the current push for Sunday Laws and to also learn where the Sunday Law is prophesied in the bible, go to:
http://adventist-defense-league.blogs...
Visit our main site:
www.adventistdefenseleague.com
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You tube has censored it in the search engine and fudged the view-count big time.
See this groundbreaking video (favorited on my page) before they "pull it!"