Now that Thinking Has Been Declared Illegal . . .

I'm not for a minute, advocating that hatred is acceptable, but . . . I am questioning how it has become acceptable and applaudable that attitude and supposed intent can be prosecuted. I am literally talking about prosecuting something that was said or inferred. Not only has the USA, a.k.a. Babylon the Great, actually prosecuted someone that "was allegedly planning" something, but the present administration of the USA has actually wielded enough superiority and influence, that another country is now legislating "potential crimes" and hateful attitudes. By the way, this country is no stranger to government gone overboard. This country is Germany. A jury in America or Guantanamo has found Jose Padilla, guilty of something that he was not arrested for and has not been held for, but he's guilty for what he supposedly supported and what he thought about doing. He was not found guilty for the alleged "dirty bomb" and the charges were dropped regarding his status as an enemy combatant; yet a jury has still found him guilty of charges that were not even mentioned at the onset of his detainment . . . "Let freedom ring . . ." Everyone that has listened to the news or read the headlines today has been informed that Germany has arrested men that had spoken hatred toward the US and were making "plans" to do something.
Please, people, if there are any that are still thinking and not just getting in line behind the paranoid programming. Our nation has declared it illegal to think about things that "they" claim are dissent. None of these people, on trial or being held, actually committed a crime, because supposedly our government or the German government intercepted "their plans" and saved the world. If you really believe this, then you probably voted for the present administration both times and are nearly despondent that our current President cannot serve yet another term, but for those that are still doing the unthinkable . . . and thinking. What are those of us that disagree going to do with those that have determined not just free speech, but free thought to be subject to allegations that result in potential life sentences and being held without charges and without legal representation? Does the present administration really believe that man can look upon the alleged intent of another man and pass judgment?
for man looketh on the outward appearance, but YHVH looketh on the heart. Holy Scripture