Mint Press News – by Jo Erickson
The private prison industry has become an increasingly lucrative business, as the companies running them seek to increase profits by cutting inmates’ food provisions while pressuring state governors to guarantee prisons remain 90 percent full at all times.
In recent years, for-profit prisons have grown in popularity. The number of private prisons has increased from five in 1998 to 100 by 2008. The biggest private prison owner in the U.S. is the Corrections Corporation of America. It has seen its profits increase by more than 500 percent in the past 20 years – and it’s not stopping there. Continue reading “Private Prisons Pushing To Increase Profits”

Militia News by Jim R. Schwiesow
The Ugly Truth
Before It’s News
The News
WND – by STEVE ELWART
(Remember, these were written in 1958)
Allen B. West
Activist Post
Activist Post – by Digby Jones