Original title
Deb Davis Meets the PATRIOT Act
by PAPERSPLEASE.ORG
(EDITOR'S NOTE [Alex Jones]: Deb Davis finally understands
what the PATRIOT (Sic) Act is all about. Plus her boy's in Iraq fighting
for Bush. You can't beat that kind of a joke with a stick. And people made
fun of Al Martin's column called "Papers Please" on AlMartinRaw.com...)
Meet Deborah Davis. She's a 50 year-old mother of four who
lives and works in Denver, Colorado. Her kids are all grown-up:
her middle son is a soldier fighting in Iraq. She leads an ordinary, middle
class life. You probably never would have heard of Deb Davis if it weren't
for her belief in the U.S. Constitution.
This is not America. When honest, law-abiding citizens can't
commute to work on a city bus without a demand for their 'papers', something
is very, very wrong.
One morning in late September 2005, Deb was riding the public
bus to work. She was minding her own business, reading a book and planning
for work, when a security guard got on this public bus and demanded that
every passenger show their ID.
Deb, having done nothing wrong, declined. The guard called
in federal cops, and she was arrested and charged with federal criminal
misdemeanors after refusing to show ID on demand.
On the 9th of December 2005, Deborah Davis
will be arraigned in U.S. District Court in a case that
will determine whether Deb and the rest of us live in a free society, or
in a country where we must show "papers" whenever a cop demands
them.
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