I've got questions

[cosmik debris]

Whose freedom are our troops fighting for?

Did they fight for Cindy Sheehan’s freedom of speech at the State of the Union address?

Did they lift a finger to protect Jose Padilla’s right of Habeas Corpus or right to a lawyer or right to a trial?

Did they take up arms to protect the Eighth Amendment right to freedom from torture, or the Fifth Amendment right to remain silent (while being tortured)?

How many people did they fight to protect my freedom from unwarranted searches?

When did they launch Operation Enduring Privacy?

Which battles were fought to protect the free press from the corruption of the Bush propaganda machine?

What is the causality count in the war to keep church and state separate?

Have the troops preserved the system of checks and balances by counterattacking against the threatened “nuclear option”?

What is the strategy for protecting the Constitution from an Imperial President?

Who is the enemy of our freedom anyway?

[abbiehoff]

1. I have answers

1. Oil Companies
2. No
3. No
4. No
5. Zero
6. Never
7. Very few
8. That's classified
9. No
10. Also classified
11. I think you really know the answer to that one, so I'm not telling.

[cosmik debris]

2. So why do we support the troops

When the troops don't support us?