Florida Sheriff Arrested After Defending Second Amendment
By Kit Daniels | Infowars Sheriff Nicholas Finch said he “believed in Second Amendment rights” after releasing a man arrested on a gun charge. A Florida sheriff who believes in the Second Amendment was charged Tuesday for removing the arrest file of a suspect held on an unconstitutional gun charge but later released. Liberty County [...]
Read More →The Untouchables: NY Senate passes bill criminalizing ‘harassment’ of police
The New York State Senate passed a controversial bill on Wednesday that aims to classify ‘aggravated harassment of a police officer’ as a crime, but will it give the authorities the green light for strong-arm tactics if passed?
Read More →Iowa City to ban red-light cameras, drones, and license plate readers too
By Cyrus Farivar | ARS Technica On Tuesday evening, Iowa City is scheduled to hold the first reading (PDF) of what is likely the firstmunicipal bill anywhere in the country to simultaneously ban the local use of drones, license plate readers, and red-light cameras—three tools increasingly used by law enforcement and often fraught with privacy-related controversy. The ordinance is the result of a local [...]
Read More →NSA collecting phone records of millions of Verizon customers daily
Top secret court order requiring Verizon to hand over all call data shows scale of domestic surveillance under Obama
Read More →Bilderberg 2013: Police Post Notice On Protests
By Infowars An Infowars.com reader has sent a notice posted by the Hertfordshire Constabulary. It informs residents that the “event will be policed proportionately” and the police will work with “organizers and any protest groups to ensure that any impact on the local residents is kept to an absolute minimum.” Follow us:
Read More →Jordan Takes a Disappointing Turn Toward Censorship
EFF We knew it would happen. After months of anticipation, Jordanian authorities have initiated a ban on news sites that have not yet registered and been licensed by the Press and Publications Department, effectively blocking more than 300 news websites. According to local media organization 7iber (which means “ink” in Arabic): The mandatory registration was enacted as [...]
Read More →Handicapped Woman Calls 911 During Brutal Beating by Cops
By Kimberly Paxton | The Daily Sheeple Megan Graham, a Federal Way, Washington woman, called 911 to attempt to save herself from the cops who were beating her. Straight from the Bully’s Playbook, the partially deaf and cognitively disabled woman has been charged with felony assault on an officer. Graham said that she had stopped [...]
Read More →Google ordered to hand private customer data over to FBI investigators
By Matt Williams | The Guardian A US judge has ordered Google to comply with FBI secret demands for customer data, despite earlier ruling the warrantless orders unconstitutional. District court judge Susan Illston this week rejected the internet search giant’s argument that so-called National Security Letters (NSLs) violated its constitutional rights. As such it ordered Google to hand over private information [...]
Read More →Secret Court Document Finds Spy Techniques Unconstitutional, Justice Department Fights To Keep It Hidden
By Ryan W. Neal | IBT The Justice Department may soon be forced to reveal a classified document that details unconstitutional surveillance of American citizens. The Justice Department has fought to keep the document secret for about a year, but a recent court order demands that they respond to a formal request filed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation by next [...]
Read More →6-Year-Old Given Detention, Forced to Apologize After Bringing This Seriously Tiny Plastic Gun on School Bus
By Jason Howerton | The Blaze A 6-year-old kindergarten student in Massachusetts is accused of causing a “disturbance” and “traumatizing” other students by bringing a very tiny plastic toy gun on the school bus last week. The “gun” brandished by the young boy was barely bigger than a quarter. The child’s mother, Mieke Crane, told [...]
Read More →Feds suggest anti-Muslim speech can be punished
By Byron Tau | Politico A U.S. attorney in Tennessee is reportedly vowing to use federal civil rights statutes to clamp down on offensive and inflammatory speech about Islam. Bill Killian, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee, was quoted by the Tullahoma News this week suggesting that some inflammatory material on Islam might [...]
Read More →Scotland State snoops checking out new parents
By Ben Borland | Sottish Express PARENTS are being secretly judged on their views on race and diversity while in hospital with their newborn babies under the SNP Government’s latest assault on family life. In a further twist, the same health board is asking children – some of them still at nursery school – to [...]
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