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Tuesday, January 22, 2008


This mostly seems to apply to now and some of the time leading up to WWII as it seems to still have the peoples wariness of foreigners and the economical crisis situation happening at the time.

It does seem a little difficult to read so here I will list them:

1. Vote as you're told.
2. Gladly pay your War Tax raises.
3. Don't ask questions. About anything.
4. Watch your neighbors. Especially foreign ones.
5. Forget what your 401 (k) used to be worth.
6. Don't worry about the environment.
7. Remember- Patriotism requires Blind Obedience.

---A Message from the Ministry of Homeland Security

The Ministry of Homeland Security isn't a real US department, it is just a website that is somewhere between a complete joke and a serious, informative safety precautional website.
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