Land-Mine Legislation - by Claire Wolfe

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Land-Mine Legislation

by Claire Wolfe

Since I wrote it in March or April 1997, "Land-Mine Legislation" has taken on a life of

its own. Much to my surprise, it pops up on the

Internet every few months and circulates madly,

drawing even more comment than it did when it was

first published.

One unintended result of being "the article that

wouldn't die" is that "Land-Mine" has been given

numerous titles: "Pearl Harbor Legislation," "Stealth

Legislation," "Amerika, Amerika," and "Legacy of the

Republican Revolution," among others. I hope this

hasn't caused too much confusion.

I first wrote "Land-Mine" in a rush, just as key bits of

legislation were being uncovered by activists and

researchers. Because of my haste and the difficulty of

confirming some information, the early, and most

widely circulated, version contains several errors of detail. I've been trying to correct

them by supplying an explanatory footnote to people posting the article, but I finally

gave in and re-wrote the offending sections at the request of Joseph Farah of World

Net Daily. The copy here was updated July 14, 1998. I was very tempted to add

descriptions of a few more stealth laws that have been uncovered since 1997, but I

thought I'd spare you... --CW

LAND-MINE LEGISLATION

Let me run by you a brief list of items that are "the law" in America today. As you

read, consider what all these have in common.

1. A national database of employed people[Note A]

2. Dozens of pages of new "health care crimes," for which the penalty is (among

other things) seizure of assets from both doctors and patients [Note B]

3. Confiscation of assets from any American who establishes foreign citizenship

[Note C]

4. The largest gun confiscation act in U.S. history -- which is also an

unconstitutional ex post facto law and the first law ever to remove people's

constitutional rights for committing a misdemeanor [Note D]

5. A law banning guns in ill-defined school zones; random roadblocks may be

used for enforcement; gun-bearing residents may become federal criminals

just by stepping outside their doors or getting into their vehicles. [Note D]

6. Increased funding for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, an

agency infamous for its brutality, dishonesty and ineptitude [Note D]

7. A law enabling the executive branch to declare various groups "terrorist" --

without stating any reason and without the possibility of appeal. Once a group

has been so declared, its mailing and membership lists must be turned over

to the government. [Note E]

8. A law authorizing secret trials with secret evidence for certain classes of

people [Note E]

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