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- Adam Kokesh: Americans don't really care about veterans
- Rand Paul & Chris Coons: The Founding Fathers Would Have Protected Your Smartphone
- DETROIT: Men Thought To Be Impersonating Cops Robbing People, Turned Out To Just Be Cops Robbing People
- Ted Cruz: I’m no Rand Paul on Israel
- You are doing yourself a disservice if you haven't read this book yet, available free online
- CNN Thinks Michelle Obama Can Sign Bills into Law
- A Modest Proposal to Ban Volunteering
- Jim Rogers 'US Foreign Policies Pushing Nations Away from Dollar'
- Luke Rudkowski Arrested While Covering Bilderberg 2014?
| Posted: 28 May 2014 09:14 AM PDT |
| Adam Kokesh: Americans don't really care about veterans Posted: 28 May 2014 04:53 AM PDT |
| Rand Paul & Chris Coons: The Founding Fathers Would Have Protected Your Smartphone Posted: 28 May 2014 04:42 AM PDT By SEN. RAND PAUL and SEN. CHRIS COONS | May 27, 2014 Privacy is a core American value. For 235 years, the Fourth Amendment has protected us from unwarranted searches of our personal belongings. All the while, technology has been changing where and how we keep those belongings. On April 29, the Supreme Court held oral arguments in two cases, Riley v. California and United States v. Wurie. At question is whether the police can search the contents of a phone without a warrant during an arrest. At stake is whether technological advancements have rendered one of our most treasured civil liberties obsolete. Today, many Americans keep their entire lives on their phones: family photos, emails, calendar appointments, Internet searches and even location history. Considered separately, each of these categories can reveal very private information. Taken together, they can present a pretty good picture of who you are, what you do, where you go, what you read and what you write. What protection does the Constitution offer them from suspicionless search by the government? The Fourth Amendment grants to the people the right to be "secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures." It did not find its way into the Constitution by accident. It was, rather, a specific response to a principal grievance of colonial Americans under British rule — namely, the use of the "general warrant" whereby the crown gave officials almost unfettered authority to search colonial homes, rifle through papers and scour personal belongings. |
| Posted: 28 May 2014 04:39 AM PDT DETROIT (WJBK) – A Good Samaritan snapped photos of what appeared to be two men impersonating police officers involved in a pistol-whipping and robbery outside a Citgo gas station on Detroit's east side on July 21. Once Fox 2 aired those photos, an even more disturbing picture developed. "Several unidentified police officers were working this particular robbery case, recognized one of the suspects in the photographs as being a member of the Detroit Police Department," Chief James Craig said Monday. |
| Ted Cruz: I’m no Rand Paul on Israel Posted: 28 May 2014 03:50 AM PDT Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) is making it clear that he and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) have very different policies on Israel. The Texas senator, best known for his efforts to derail ObamaCare, is now pivoting to foreign policy. He is traveling to Israel and Ukraine this week and has scheduled meetings with senior Israeli government officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein. He has scheduled meetings with Jewish and Catholic leaders in Ukraine. |
| You are doing yourself a disservice if you haven't read this book yet, available free online Posted: 28 May 2014 03:47 AM PDT http://johntaylorgatto.com/underground/toc1.htm If you ever went to public school and want to know all the head games they put into you this is a must read book. Prologue The shocking possibility that dumb people don't exist in sufficient numbers to warrant the millions of careers devoted to tending them will seem incredible to you. Yet that is my central proposition: the mass dumbness which justifies official schooling first had to be dreamed of; it isn't real. Chapter One |
| CNN Thinks Michelle Obama Can Sign Bills into Law Posted: 28 May 2014 03:06 AM PDT They still wonder why their ratings are in the toilet? The IQ of these whorespondents is lower than their body temperature. |
| A Modest Proposal to Ban Volunteering Posted: 28 May 2014 02:59 AM PDT [SATIRE] President Obama and congressional Democrats are hoping they can make political hay out of campaigning to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. A. Barton Hinkle | May 26, 2014 Seattle Mayor Ed Murray wants to raise it to $15. And social-justice activists there say even that falls far too short. How right they are! If people aren't allowed to work for $7.24 an hour, even if they want to, then they darn well shouldn't be allowed to work for $0 an hour either. But if we are serious about addressing economic inequality and restoring social justice, then a minimum wage increase should be just the start. We also need to outlaw volunteering. |
| Jim Rogers 'US Foreign Policies Pushing Nations Away from Dollar' Posted: 28 May 2014 02:59 AM PDT Sanction threats against Russia sent shock waves of panic across the world of investment. There's still those who still believe in the prospects of the Russian economy, despite the political turmoil. So, what are these prospects? How are sanctions affecting the financial balance of power? And, finally, what does Moscow's turn to Beijing mean for the future of the global economy? We ask these questions to a renowned investor and businessman -- Jim Rogers. |
| Luke Rudkowski Arrested While Covering Bilderberg 2014? Posted: 27 May 2014 09:17 PM PDT Via We Are Change:
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