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Government Suppresses Online Source of Senior Wisdom and Knowledge
Wilkes-Barre – The United States government has been suppressing a rich Internet source of knowledge for senior citizens, according to several published reports.
Experts in gerontology – the study of old people – have revealed that this source contains more wisdom, intelligence and old-fashioned common sense than any other website devoted to senior citizens, and fear that if present trends continue and the website in question is not saved by caring seniors then it may well disappear forever.
The reasons for this suppression go back many, many years and have to do with a bill passed in late 2001 called the HomeNet Security Act, which among other things stipulated that NO Internet website could allow or display any conversations that exhibited common sense or intelligence. The HomeNet Act, as it is often referred to, claims that any such displays would encourage acts of electronic terrorism and might eventually lead to armed uprisings among small groups of the elderly.
Citing The Great Walker Rebellion of 1999 as an example, Chief Justice Warren Bugger stated that “never again shall red-blooded Americans have to fear terrorist acts by senior citizens. This bill is intended to seek out and destroy all such un-American activities by nipping them in the bud.”
As will be recalled, The Great Walker Rebellion took place on December 24[SUP]th[/SUP], 1999 at a Wal-Mart Supercenter in Kissentell, Iowa when a group of 73 senior citizens, all armed with their walkers and outraged over the stocking of Valentine's Day supplies on the shelves before Christmas had even arrived, took to the aisles and smashed and looted in a violent frenzy of protest. Local police backed up by county SWAT teams had to employ rubber bullets, tear gas and the playing of rap Christmas carols over the PA system to quell the riot.
3 seniors died during the confrontation, 24 were injured and 15 soiled themselves, but public support of senior knowledge and common-sense was bolstered by their brave actions.
NOW the last remaining venue for the dissemination of such knowledge – the Internet – is being taken over by hostile government forces. No longer will you be able to log-on to your favorite senior citizen forum and speak freely of “the old days” - you will instead be automatically redirected to ThoseKrazyKardashians.com. The website that you wanted will wither and die, all because YOU did not take action!
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
But there IS a solution, a way to preserve all of that hard-won knowledge for succeeding generations.
You can join SeniorForums.com.
By joining this staunch ally of senior citizens the world over you will be adding your voice to thousands of others that are daily engaged in the fight for dignity, compassion and a smooth-tipped catheter.
It costs nothing but a few minutes to join, but the benefits will last a lifetime.
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