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Thursday, June 4, 2009

Checkpoint Confronted (Part 2)

Posted by Burrow Owl at 6:49 PM
Labels: Border Patrol, brave new world, checkpoint, constitution, corruption, freedom, Homeland Insecurity, liberty, police state, politics

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