Jesuitical-Medievalist Government Within Washington, D.C.

Neglects planning and design of major public transport system -- the grade separated highway system of U.S. Nation's Capital City, Washington, D.C. -- with deficient design and numerous truncations from controversies decades earlier, even chocking and removing routes, while ignoring roadway design engineering advances in the decades since, even despite the post 911 calls for additional security of additional evacuation routes.

Yet its post 911 "PATRIOT Act" is big on establishing massive warrantless domestic surveillance without regard to its potential abuse to subvert the 1st Amendment guarantee of free speech via politically motivated searches that are otherwise illegal under the 4th Amendment.

Other blogs of mine into which this spills over:

Cosmobile Cosmopolitan Transportation
Cosmopolitan- the opposite of parochial - regarding transport infrastructure

A Trip Within The Beltway
About the roads of connect and disconnect within the Washington, D.C. Beltway

Freedom of Medicine and Diet
About the Pharmacratic Inquisition and its Criminal Mercantilism

Free Speech Beneath U.S. Homeland Security
About warrantless surveillance to subvert the 4th and 1st Amendment Rights of the U.S. Constitution

South Capitol Street- Frederick Douglass Mall
About the Washington, D.C. South Capitol Mall proposed by the U.S. government only to be aborted by subservients to an unreported selfishness of the owners of the sole building along South Capitol Street so saved- St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church

Jesuit Order run Georgetown University, which gave us the Georgetown Law Center
and its numerous efforts against a continuous inside-the-Beltway highway system
regardless of the environmental issues
asides from keeping the highways far away from Georgetown and Catholic Universities,
for the 'PATRIOT' Act,
against a South Capitol Mall,
for the Nationals Stadium blocking the South Capitol Mall,
against freedom of diet and medicine,
for the general distraction that we simply can't afford that much public infrastructure
minimizing questioning of the bloated prison-military budgets.

A Beholden Doctrine