By Jay Syrmopoulos Free Thought Project August 4, 2017 Federal Court Rules Unlicensed Pets are ‘Contraband’ — Police Can Legally Kill Them A federal court just ruled that cops were not responsible for killing a woman’s three dogs because her pets were legally considered contraband. Detroit, MI – Nikita Smith filed a lawsuit against the […]
By John Vibes Activist Post August 4, 2017 New York Police To Implement “Textalyzer” To Monitor Cellphone Use While Driving Police in the “Empire State” of New York have reportedly proposed the implementation of a new device that would be able to detect when drivers are using their cell phones. The device has […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post July 19, 2017 Police Body Cameras To Be Equipped With Facial Recognition Given the steady roll-out of biometrics in banking, personal computing, and travel as of late, it seemed to be just a matter of time before police were equipped the latest biometric ID technology. Defense One reports that, Device-maker Motorola will work with artificial […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post June 12, 2017 Chicago Police Refuse To Reveal “Heat List” Pre-Crime Surveillance Tactics – Journalists Sue The Chicago police department continues to march toward what it calls “policing in the 21st century.” If their conduct is any indication, that police work would include systemic corruption, unlawful detention, torture, […]
By Against Crony Capitalism May 25, 2017 Wasserman Schultz Threatened Police Chief For Gathering Evidence On Her IT Staffer’s Alleged Crimes Debbie, Debbie, Debbie. (From The Daily Caller) Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz threatened the chief of the U.S. Capitol Police with “consequences” for holding equipment that she says belongs to her […]
By Bionic Mosquito Bionic Mosquito April 13, 2017 What’s in the Contract? Anyone who flies knows the drill: airlines overbook their flights. They do this because some passengers will change plans and not take the flight. Occasionally this practice by the airlines results in too many passengers and not enough seats. At […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute April 12, 2017 Andrew Napolitano: Police Had ‘No Right’ to Drag Passenger off United Plane Police had no right to yank a passenger from his seat and drag him off a United Airlines airplane says Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Andrew Napolitano in a new Fox News […]
By John W. Whitehead The Rutherford Institute March 31, 2017 Death at Your Door: Knock-and-Talk Police Tactics Rip a Hole in the Constitution It’s 1:30 a.m., a time when most people are asleep. Your neighborhood is in darkness, except for a few street lamps. Someone—he doesn’t identify himself and the voice isn’t […]
By John W. Whitehead The Rutherford Institute February 17, 2017 Coming Soon to a City Near You: The U.S. Military’s Plan to Take Over America The U.S. military plans to take over America by 2030. According to “Megacities: Urban Future, the Emerging Complexity,” a Pentagon training video created by the Army for […]
By The Rutherford Institute February 11, 2017 How to Survive an Encounter with the Police As the nation’s law enforcement agencies have become more militarized and trained to view the citizenry as enemy combatants who must comply with any and all police orders, encounters between police and members of the public have become […]
By Ashlee Kieler Consumerist December 27, 2016 Police Want To Find Out If Amazon Echo Recorded Evidence Of Homicide The issue of who can access information stored on your electronic devices has become increasingly controversial in the last year, with authorities obtaining search warrants to unlock smartphones for everyone in an office […]
By Michael Snyder Economic Collapse Blog August 14, 2016 Violence Erupts In America’s Heartland As Milwaukee Becomes The Latest U.S. City To Burn The city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin exploded in violence last night as the wave of chaos and civil unrest that is sweeping across America continues to intensify. At this point, […]
By Bionic Mosquito Bionic Mosquito July 14, 2016 “There are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city. All I know is that this must stop, this divisiveness between our police and our citizens.” – Dallas Police Chief David Brown, in the wake of the recent shooting of five police officers […]
By Murray N. Rothbard Mises Institute July 13, 2016 Abolition of the public sector means, of course, that all pieces of land, all land areas, including streets and roads, would be owned privately, by individuals, corporations, cooperatives, or any other voluntary groupings of individuals and capital. The fact that all streets and land areas would be private […]
By Jon Rappoport Activist Post July 13, 2016 “Here’s your chance to take to the streets and protest for a cause you believe in. Many thousands will be at your side. When the violence hits, you can run, go crazy, and hopefully escape police batons, water cannons, and flying bullets…” This isn’t one company […]
