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Judge Rules Against Obama-Pelosi-Boehner-McConnell

A New York judge has ruled against the government on the issue of indefinite detention under the infamous National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). She said that it violates Constitutional liberties: First Amendment and Fifth Amendment A group of journalists sued the bipartisan political leaders who ramrodded this law through Congress. They said that the law [...]

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GPS Tracking Continues, Despite the Supreme Court’s Ruling

Maybe you read that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in January that the Department of Justice does not have the authority to plant a GPS tracking device in your car unless it has a warrant. The Department of Justice has issued a ruling that the Supreme Court’s ruling doesn’t apply to the Department of Justice. [...]

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No More Anonymity for Blog Posts in New York State

There is a group of legislators in the state of New York who have introduced a bill to ban “baseless political attacks” on the Internet. If the bill is signed into law, blogs operated in the state of New York will be required to “remove any comments posted on his or her website by an [...]

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Obama Will Start a War If He Wants To–Panetta

The following alleged transcript is provided by the Larouche organization. The writer offers no link. He offers no specific citation: date/ page. This is second-rate journalism. But some of this material I have seen cited on other sources. The mainstream media have blacked this out. The only mainstream media source I could find is The [...]

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Pregnant Woman Tasered for Failing to Sign a Traffic Ticket

Across the United States, a crime wave is threatening the very fabric of American life. Pregnant women are refusing to sign traffic tickets. Authorities are unclear how to stop this. Should these women be shot on sight? Or will simple tasering be sufficient? In Washington state, the police have decided to go with the kinder, [...]

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Journalism Student Arrested for Photographing Police

The police do not like to be photographed. They take away the offender’s camera. They say it’s illegal to make a record of what they are doing. Then they get sued. The city or county usually loses the case. The city or county pays money to the “criminal.” This is good. Bureaucracies change only when [...]

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Cell Phone Tracking: “No Warrants, Please!”

The Department of Justice wants to be legally authorized to track anyone, at any time, by means of his cell phone. The DoJ adamantly resists the suggestion that a judge should be required to issue a warrant in order for the DoJ to do this. Jason Weinstein, a deputy assistant attorney general in the Department [...]

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Judge Raps FBI’s Knuckles on a Jury Nullification Case

The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested an 80-year-old man who had the audacity to stand in front of a federal building and hand out a pamphlet on jury nullification. Jury nullification is better described as “hang the jury, not the criminal” when the law is wrong. The jury system under British and American common law, [...]

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