Obama Signs Indefinite Detention Without Trial Bill Into Law; Claims His Regime Won’t Use It January 1st, 2012 Whatever you say, Mr. Hopey Changey. What about the next resident of the White House and the next? Via: AFP: The measure, which passed by wide majorities in Congress, says the US military has the power [...]
The transparency problem: the government will not tell you why it’s legal to kill you December 27, 2011 Print Version By Madison Ruppert Editor of End the Lie President Barack Obama has leveraged heavy rhetoric on the subject of transparency for some time now, even going as far as to publish on the official White [...]
Man Pepper Sprayed to Death by Police. While Tied to Chair. December 26, 2011 Print Version By John C Dvorak TAMPA – No doubt you’ve heard the adage: a picture is worth a thousand words. A picture of 62-year-old Nick Christie could be worth thousands of dollars when a jury sees it. The photo shows [...]
For Bloggers at Risk: Creating a Contingency Plan December 24th, 2011 Via: Electronic Frontier Foundation: Therefore, all bloggers–whether well-connected or just starting out–should consider creating a plan in the unfortunate event they are detained. That said, there are numerous resources bloggers can use to stay informed when other bloggers in their country are detained, harassed, [...]
The American Fascist Sandwich: Indefinite Detention and Internment Camps December 25, 2011 Print Version By Brennan Browne Activist Post The Bill of Rights is no more. On December 15th, 2011 at the hands of a metastasizing malignancy, masquerading as purveyors of freedom, whatever hope we had of liberty and the pursuit of peace was officially [...]
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Smart Meters Make Themselves At Home . . . by Force December 23, 2011 Print Version By Heather Callaghan Activist Post Many Idaho residents want nothing to do with the new Smart Meters forced on them by Idaho Electric and the Public Utilities Commission in order to replace analog electric meters. Some simply don’t want [...]
Sniper Detectors Coming to America’s Heartland December 23, 2011 Print Version Source: Fox News Gunshots ring out in the dead of night, and not a single person reports it. Yet police know exactly where the shots came from, even before they arrive on the scene. It sounds like a scene from The Minority Report, [...]
S ource: Physorg “It sees you when you’re sleeping and knows when you’re awake” could be the theme song for a new spy satellite being developed by DARPA. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s latest proof-of-concept project is called the Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation (MOIRE), and would provide real-time images and video of any place [...]
Nano-Scale Anti Counterfeiting Technique for Looks Like Electronic Display; Will Be Used on Cash and Pharmaceuticals December 20th, 2011 Via: FastCompany: Imagine a bill covered with microscopic holes that make it glow slightly in the light. It’s tech borrowed from a butterfly, and it may soon be foiling counterfeiters around the world. If all [...]
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Military Contractors Funded Detention Bill December 18, 2011 Print Version Source: Voice Of Detroit NDAA 2012 codifies Commander in Chief President Obama, DHS, military police waging war against American internet users, independent reporters, whistleblowers of high-level corruption The National Defense Authorization Bill 2012 (NDAA FY2012) passed in the House yesterday, contains language allowing the Pentagon to [...]
Obama, Congress back legalization of a police state Bill Van Auken WSWS, December 16, 2011 The Senate’s 86-to-13 vote in favor of the legislation followed its approval in the House of Representatives Wednesday. It also came after the announcement by the White House that President Barack Obama would not exercise his power to veto the [...]
Indefinite detention bill passes in Senate On Bill of Rights Day December 15, 2011 Print Version Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/15/indefinite-military-detention-bill-passes_n_1152114.html Exactly 220 years to the date after the Bill of Rights was ratified, the US Senate today voted 86 to 13 in favor of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012, allowing the indefinite [...]
“Democracy” is a Threat to “National Security” December 16, 2011 Print Version By Andrew Gavin Marshall A cohesive American imperial strategy to manage the “Grand Area” of Latin America in the post-War period was established by the newly formed Eisenhower administration in the National Security Council’s draft paper, “U.S. Policy With Respect to Latin America,” [...]
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FBI Holding Carrier IQ Data for ‘Law Enforcement Purposes’ December 13th, 2011 There’s a shocker. Via: The Verge: When we spoke to Carrier IQ at length about the company’s controversial cellular tracking service, there was one question we didn’t include in the transcript. “Would you say no if the government asked Carrier IQ for [...]
In a World of Violence and Oppression, Peace and Freedom are Extremist Views Anthony Freda Art J.G. Vibes Activist Post What do people like Gandhi, Martin Luther King and John Lennon all have in common? Well, they were all extremists, extremists who wouldn’t hurt a fly. In a world where violence and oppression is the [...]
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