Inside Broadmoor - Documentary 2002 (by JoeDnufc4life)
Why You Should Never Speak To The FBI Without A Lawyer Present
From the ACLU of Massachusetts comes words of wisdom from civil rights lawyer Harvey Silverglate, who explains quickly and clearly why activists (or anyone else) should never have a conversation with an FBI agent without a lawyer and tape recorder present. The reason? Because the FBI is capable of blackmailing almost anyone into becoming an informant:
Learn how the FBI can manipulate what you say and use it against you, and how to prevent them from doing so! With civil liberties and civil rights attorney Harvey Silverglate.
Adam Kokesh charged with felony assault on an officer held without bail
I take this charge with a very big grain of salt. Lets just say I belive this a made up charge so they can silence him. In the end all they will end up doing is making a martyr. Someone people will flack around as a symbol.
(via anunreliablesource)
'US clamps down on Bitcoin, fears lack of control'
US authorities have frozen the account of the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange, which helps move the customers’ cash online. The booming digital currency has…that is messed up.
And this, children, is what we call a ‘forced monopoly’.
Do you see the oppression of the state now?
More like they the state does not want competition from Bitcoin. The Federal Reserve can’t keep in control if there is competition from other non-central bank currencies. Why the goverment also went after the Liberty Coin a few years back.
(via lifeobservinglife)
Arizona Man Winds Up Jailed, Unemployed and Homeless After Photographing Courthouse | PINAC
Arizona man winds up jailed, unemployed and homeless after photographing Sandra Day O’Connor United States Courthouse in Phoenix.
Even after the Boston Bombing. The feds declared that all photographers are potential terrorists. So I am not surprised this happen. As a photographer my self I consider this very troubling.
Feds Push Insane New Speech Codes! (by ReasonTV)
Can you say think police. 1984 is here, and strong in our schools. All based on what you may say. Big Brother is the biggest bully on campus.
3 Reasons You Can’t Find a Job by LearnLiberty
Are you a college graduate fed up with the uncertainty and stress of the job hunt? Have you been sitting in Starbucks for days, sipping lattes and hopelessly sending out job application after job application? You’re certainly not alone. There are 11.7 million unemployed people struggling to find a job in America. Prof. Carrie Kerekes presents three reasons finding a job in today’s market is so difficult: a mismatch of skills, government regulations, and uncertainty in the market. These three things all have one common factor: government interference.
In my case before the economy went bust. My BFA in Animation was in high demand. At my school there was close to a 100% hire out for students. When the economy went bust, my industry over night required 3 or more years of so called industry experience. It did not even matter how much talent you had. It was a hard line when it came industry experience. I was one of those who graduated when this all went down.
Now I can’t get any work in my industry and I can’t get work locally simply based on having a 4 year degree, in other words I am over educated for the job market in my area. Then for work in other areas of the country. I am under qualified for the before mentioned lack of meaningful industry experience in anything else.
What adds to the entire problem. I have been very vocal about politics that has not been favorable to the goverment on the internet. Then I have also talked about my experiences of living with Aspergers again on the internet. Both make me a liability. One because of the fascist nature of the Obama administration. Then of course animation is part of Hollywood who also does not like people who are anti goverment. The other because of the American for disabilities act (ADA) makes me a lawsuit risk.
As it stands now, if trends keep going the way it is now. I will never be employed again. Being forced to be a burden on society and family. With no light at the end of the tunnel. And people wonder why suicide rates are up. There are to many people stuck in a clasped tunnel with no way out.
Surveillance After The Boston Attack: Do More Cameras Fight Terrorism or Violate Our Privacy Rights? (by ReasonTV)
California Lawmaker Wants 3-D Printers To Be Regulated - Slashdot
New submitter phrackthat writes with news that California State Senator Leland Yee (D-S.F.) says he wants regulations to track who owns and uses 3-D printers. Yee’s comments come in response to the recent news of Defense Distributed’s successful test-firing of a 3-D printed gun. “He’s concerned that just about anyone with access to those cutting-edge printers can arm themselves. ‘Terrorists can make these guns and do some horrible things to an individual and then walk away scott-free, and that is something that is really dangerous,’ said Yee. He said while this new technology is impressive, it must be regulated when it comes to making guns. He says background checks, requiring serial numbers and even registering them could be part of new legislation that he says will protect the public. Yee added, ‘This particular gun has no trace whatsoever.’”’Basically he believes anyone who owns a 3d printers is automatically a terrorist or a criminal, unless the goverment says otherwise. For our protection. We have to register our property with the goverment and have permission of said goverment to own a 3d printer. What a nice world we live in. Also something I predicted would be tried 3 months ago.
Poor Richard's News: Surprise! Justice Department demands 3D printable gun blueprints be taken offline
Well, that didn’t take long. Just a couple days after Defense Distributed released the plans for a 3D printable gun on the internet, the Obama Justice Department is demanding that the plans be removed from the non-profit company’s website.
from Forbes:
On Thursday, Defense Distributed…
I believe this will be the crony excuse to heavily regulate 3d printers or ban them out right for individual ownership. So we small people wont be able to compete with traditional manufacturing and the goverment.
Like how the RIAA/MPAA if they had the foresight would have banned MP3 players 10 years ago, along with CD-Rs and anything else they considered to be subverting the entertainment industry.
I guarantee the manufacturing world wont be so bureaucratic or slow about it. Just try to ban them sooner then later, and not make the same mistakes the music and movie industries made.
(via anunreliablesource)
John Stossel - The ObamaCare Regulation Overload (by LibertyPen)
FOX NEWS: Internet Wiretap Proposal (by LibertyPen)
Gun Fiction vs. Gun Facts: What Gun Control Supporters Don’t Know (by ReasonTV)
