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Judicial Watch

The U.S. proposal to secure the southern border has caused outrage in Mexico, with one renowned Mexican academic claiming in Spanish-language media that deploying more federal agents to the region is tantamount to an increase in “human rights violations.”

Under the immigration reform bill floating around in the U.S. Senate the number of Border Patrol agents will double along the southern border and the amount of drones guarding from above will triple. The measure will also provide funding to complete 700 miles of fencing in the area and around-the-clock surveillance flights by drones.   Continue reading “Mexico: Securing Border Violates Human Rights”

C-Net – by Declan McCullagh

Skype now has a backdoor that permits government surveillance of users’ video and audio calls, according to a new report in the Guardian.

The report, based on leaked slides from the National Security Agency, appears to confirm growing suspicions about the popular video chat service — and indicates calls may be monitored as easily as an old-fashioned phone call.   Continue reading “NSA docs boast: Now we can wiretap Skype video calls”

Business Daily Africa – by CHARLES MWANIKI

Soon before you can get money from the Automated Teller Machine (ATM) a finger print will be required.

you believe AG Eric Holder will find himself guilty.

you believed Governor Jerry Brown would be different this time around.

you believe Iran will use a nuclear weapon, on any country.

you believe the USA would not. (see WWII)   Continue reading “You might be an “American DUMB ass” if… Cont.”

Paul Craig Roberts

The American people have suffered a coup d’etat, but they are hesitant to acknowledge it. The regime ruling in Washington today lacks constitutional and legal legitimacy. Americans are ruled by usurpers who claim that the executive branch is above the law and that the US Constitution is a mere “scrap of paper.”

An unconstitutional government is an illegitimate government. The oath of allegiance requires defense of the Constitution “against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” As the Founding Fathers made clear, the main enemy of the Constitution is the government itself. Power does not like to be bound and tied down and constantly works to free itself from constraints.   Continue reading “Coup d’etat”

Story Leak – by Anthony Gucciardi 

As the world reacts to the Trayvon Martin case, including prominent rappers calling out the media over its race baiting, reports detail around 160,000 Russian troops were called to ‘combat readiness’ following an Israeli strike on Russian-made missiles in Syria.

Is the nation too distracted by the George Zimmerman trial’s 24/7 news cycle to even know about this developing situation that coincides with escalating tensions between Russia and US-affiliated nations around the world?   Continue reading “WW3 Brews as Nation Distracted by Trayvon Martin Case”

As a general rule, the readers of alternative news are of slightly higher intelligence than readers of the National Enquirer, and I’d dare to say that they’re probably more intelligent than the average American too. That being the case, I never expected there would be a reason to address our political struggle from the standpoint of race, but in light of the recent racist propaganda and provocations that are being unleashed upon our society by the Zionists’ media and paid shills, I think there may be a few things to discuss in that arena.

Firstly, I think we’re all aware of the Zionists’ motive for encouraging racial strife, and I believe judicialwatch.org has given us recent proof of them doing exactly that. We all know (or should know) why one insignificant shooting has dominated the Zionist media, and we’re all familiar with the Zionists’ long history of inciting racial hatred in this country to keep Americans divided, and distracted from learning who their real enemy is.     Continue reading “To my comrades of color:”

Collective Evolution – by Joe Marino

Did you know that Aspartame was banned by the FDA twice? How is this product legal now?

The bittersweet argument over whether Aspartame is safe or not has been going on for a long time. On one side we have medical evidence that suggests we should avoid using it and on the other side we lean on the FDA’s approval that suggests it is safe. Continue reading “The Shocking Story of How Aspartame Became Legal”

American Everyman

After her performance at the United Nations advocating a global for-profit education scam, Malala Yousafzai has been garnering some attention again, especially from folks in Pakistan. It seems my site isn’t blocked anymore in that country or at least people have found ways to get around it since I’m getting a bit of traffic coming from there.   Continue reading “The Staged Malala Yousafzai Story: Wag the Dog, Malala – From Citizens for Legitimate Government”

Press TV

Thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against Tel Aviv’s austerity measures and to demand social justice.

The demonstrators, who were angry with the high cost of living, blocked Ayalon Freeway in Tel Aviv late on Saturday. They chanted slogans against Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Yair Lapid.    Continue reading “Thousands of Israelis protest against austerity measures”

Biz Pac Review – by Tom Tillison

While most of the nation was focused on the conclusion of the George Zimmerman trial, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holdermet with President Obama on Friday to report on the outcome of his investigation of Eric Holder.

Obama said in May that Holder would launch the review amid criticism of the Justice Department’s seizure of records belonging to The Associated Press and Fox News, as well as the labeling of Fox News reporter James Rosen as a criminal “co-conspirator,” a ruse used to seize his personal emails, according to The Hill.   Continue reading “Obama accepts Holder’s investigation of Holder”

Before It’s News – by Monica Davis

There is a new Civil Rights movement for the 21rst Century: gun rights. And it is trumphing the older movement for minorities, women and the disabled.

Its proponents harken back to the beginnings of the Republic,  back to the Constitution which promotes, gun rights, prohibits the quartering of soldiers in private homes.   Continue reading “Gun Rights: The New Civil Rights Movement”

Investment Watchblog

The NAACP said late Saturday that it was “outraged and heartbroken” over the not-guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman trial, vowing to pursue “civil rights charges” with the Department of Justice.

“We are outraged and heartbroken over today’s verdict,” said Ben Jealous, president and CEO of the NAACP. “We stand with Trayvon’s family and we are called to act. We will pursue civil rights charges with the Department of Justice, we will continue to fight for the removal of Stand Your Ground laws in every state, and we will not rest until racial profiling in all its forms is outlawed.”  Continue reading “NAACP And DOJ To Pursue Federal Charges Against George Zimmerman”

RT News

Israeli submarines carried out the attack on an arms depot in the Syrian port city of Latakia on July 5, according to a report published in the British Sunday Times. US media previously claimed the offensive was carried out by the Israel Air Force.

The Times cited Middle East intelligence sources as stating that the Israeli Dolphin-class submarines targeted a contingent of 50 Russian-made Yakhont P-800 anti-ship missiles that had reportedly arrived earlier this year to support Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime.   Continue reading “Israeli submarine responsible for July attack on Syrian arms depot – report”