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The ACLU is joining with activists from the Ron Paul campaign, civil liberties writer Glenn Greenwald of Salon, and leading liberal bloggers to tell Congress that we will not let them ignore the Constitution or give immunity to telecoms.
Carlos Miller, photojournalist, was arrested by Miami police after taking photos of them against their wishes, a clear violation of his First Amendment rights. His question that set off the judge: How can one resist an unlawful arrest?
You can deliver notice to law enforcement officers, to your judge, to all of them. You can tell them there will be an accountability and that the day is coming with The Proper Role of Law Enforcement. Read it and use it as the tool it is.
Congressional Democrats appear ready to retreat from any accountability on the Bush administration and its enablers in the telecommunications industry for their illegal eavesdropping on Americans.
The bigger the mess it creates, the more power it will attempt to grab. Over time this leads to dangerously concentrated power into the hands of those who have already proven they do not know what they are doing.
Steamed over a perceived increase in federal usurping of states' rights, Oklahoma's House of Representatives told Washington, D.C., to back off.
Such October surprise by Israel would also certainly lead to the election of McCain and defeat of Obama as a national security crisis of such an extent would doom the chances of Democrats to win the White House.
While it might be tempting to blame George W. Bush for the last 7 years of darkness, tyranny, and oppression in America, such would be a big mistake. [Bumper defending Bush?!!!! Well, read on. - Powell]
Those within the Libertarian Party who support Barr see him as the key to winning more publicity and more votes than they've ever managed to get before now, and they evade the questions, "Publicity for what?" and "Votes for what?**
Dr. Norman T. Uphoff, working in a leafy corner of the Cornell University campus, is leading an inconspicuous experiment geared towards solving the global food crisis. The secret, he says, is a new way of growing rice.
CHINA is collaborating with CUBA (gasp!!) to drill for oil in OUR Gulf of Mexico.
How to covertly train paramilitaries, censor the press, ban unions, employ terrorists, conduct warrantless searches, suspend habeas corpus, conceal breaches of the Geneva Convention and make the population love it. [US Gov. manual]
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The National Motorists Association was founded to represent and protect the interests of North American motorists. We began by combating the 55-mph National Speed Limit and we continue to support efforts to retain motorists' freedoms and rights.
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Consider this too, that if the cabal that has taken over our government did indeed knowingly create a program in which they manufactured terrorists to go along with their faux war on terror, then this would be a whole new level of evil....
L. Neil's new SF novel coming out soon. Catch a glimpse. [Part 2 link located in comments]
"The only question that remains to be answered is whether those who ordered the use of torture will be held to account."
Larry Sinclair, the man who's accused Barack Obama of sharing gay sex and drugs in 1999, held a press conference at the National Press Club to present proof. He was led away in handcuffs on an outstanding warrant from Delaware. Readers are still
After years of disclosures by government investigations there is no longer any doubt as to whether the current administration has committed war crimes. The only question is whether those who ordered the use of torture will be held to account.
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The mother of an autistic girl says the public school board was "completely unprofessional" to formulate a theory that her daughter was being sexually abused based on a psychic's perception.
Democratic Party officials plan to file a new lawsuit to compel federal regulators to investigate whether Sen. John McCain violated election laws by withdrawing from public financing.
"Actually he was trying to get me to come over to where he was, and I responded by telling him that wasn't my name - that my mother didn't name me a 'faggot' or a 'he-she,' so he got upset and approached me. And that'
The surging price of gasoline has come to this: a "fuel surcharge" on your next speeding ticket. Drivers caught speeding will have to pay an extra $12 — to cover $4-a-gallon gas costs for the police officers who stop them.
No warrant, no knock home invasions are being carried out on the flimsy pretext of "checking for structural damage" as cops harass and threaten with arrest people who refuse to have their homes ransacked by thugs in uniforms.
John Paulson, founder of the hedge fund company Paulson & Co., said global writedowns and losses from the credit crisis may reach $1.3 trillion, exceeding the International Monetary Fund's $945 billion estimate.
"A very nasty period is soon to be upon us - be prepared," said Bob Janjuah, the bank's credit strategist.
The swollen Mississippi River ran over the top of at least nine more levees on Wednesday as floodwaters swallowed up more U.S. farmland, feeding inflation fears as corn prices soared to record highs. Volunteers and aid workers were piling sandbags up
Scientists think Phoenix's robotic arm just needs to dig a little deeper. 'This could be the tip of the iceberg,' one says.
In his eternal quest for the Republican presidential nomination, the supposed maverick John McCain has repeatedly reversed long-held positions and compromised purportedly core principles.
Interview with President Bush on Britain’s Sky News (VIDEO)
WASHINGTON -- A federal judge says a White House office that has records about millions of possibly missing e-mails does not have to make them public.
