New Border Fear - Violence by a Rogue Militia - NYTimes.com
Rated • 1 review • crime, terrorism, immigration, liberties rights, racism • nytimes.com
Home invasion and murder by "border-guarding" vigilantes.
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Anitra is a 60 year old woman from Seattle, Washington, USA
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Tiller assassination suspect linked to Des Moines...
Rated • 1 review • crime, terrorism, abortion politics • iowaindependent.com
The killing of doctors who provide abortions is terrorism -- and yes, there are "Christians" defending it. Will Homeland Security investigate *them*?
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080907/pl_afp/usattacks7yea...
Rated • 6 reviews • politics, terrorism • yahoo.com
The Republicans continue to NOT protect us.
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TERRORISTS HOMETOWN PAPER DISCOVERS 9.11
Rated • 2 reviews • terrorism • madcowprod.com
"The Dog Ate the 9.11 Commission's Homework"
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http://thomas.loc.gov/home/gpoxmlc110/h1955_rfs.xml
Rated • 12 reviews • government, liberties rights, terrorism • loc.gov
This bill would set up a commission with even more chilling effects than McCarthy's HUAC. Ten Commissioners, across the country, would have the power to subpoena anyone they suspect of "radical ideologies." If you get called up by X in Maine and Y in Nebraska, you are going to jail somewhere.
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Signs of the Times News for Thu, 08 Oct 2009
Rated • 171 reviews • liberties, terrorism, liberties rights • sott.net
In what way does harassing this woman make me safer?
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Waterboarding Historically Controversial -...
Rated • 8 reviews • law, terrorism, torture, rights liberties • washingtonpost.com
We sent a Japanese officer to hard labor for 15 years for waterboarding American prisoners in WWII. We condemned the evil Red Chinese for doing it during the Korean War. We even condemned it when it was done by American troops during the Vietnam War. Has the American conscience died, or can it still be revived?
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Adventures in Bloggery: When Ridicule Isnt Enough
Rated • 1 review • satire, terrorism, blogs • blogspot.com
Dr. Wes on the "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007."- This passed in the US House in October, after a suspension of the rules prevented debate, by a 405-6 vote, with 23 abstentions. It is likely to be considered by the Senate any day now, as soon as it gets out of committee. The law would create a commission of 10 paid Executive and Congressional appointees, each of which would have, for 18 months, independent power of subpoena to gather evidence in separate hearings throughout the country and compel testimonies under oath, in order to define "homegrown terrorism." The law itself doesn't define terrorism but says it includes planning or threatening to use "force" (not violence!) and what it calls "violent radicalization," consisting of the promotion of any "extremist belief system." (Promotions aren't violence!)
After subjecting the country to as many as ten simultaneous legal processes designed to root out all evidence of Americans promoting beliefs that any bozo on these fake courts deems extremist, such as Scientology, abortion rights, the belief that only Allah is God and Muhammed is His Prophet, or that fluoridation is a Communist plot, then the law would establish a "Center of Excellence for the Study of Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism in the United States" which would be a kind of government-run think-tank for coming up with cool new ways to battle all these evil promoters and forcifiers.
Force without violence is another name for political pressure. Force without violence includes the ballot box, initiatives and referenda, rallies, demonstrations, and boycotts. The law invites a commission to find out who, outside the government, is pushing political agendas by nonviolent means and class them as terrorists. The law as passed by the House explicitly mentions the use of the internet by political groups as a "weapon" for domestic radicalization.
The internet, of course, is purely a tool of communication. So, if the internet can be classed as a weapon, so can writing, talking, and the use of sign language. Gestures can be weapons of domestic radicalization. Planning to use a gesture as a weapon of domestic radicalization, as I am doing right now, in my head, would be subject to investigation by the commission.
Sometime in the next 18 months I may be compelled to admit under oath that I thought to raise a finger against my government.
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Cannonfire
Rated • 1 review • conservative politics, terrorism • blogspot.com
Reason to believe that the real reason the White House outed CIA operative Valerie Plame was to shut down investigations finding evidence that White House allies like Turkey and Dubai were smuggling nuclear arms, and White House targets Iran and Iraq were not.
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Leak Severed a Link to Al-Qaedas Secrets -...
Rated • 4 reviews • politics, terrorism, treason, us politics • washingtonpost.com
When Americans criticize General Petraeus, or disclose illegal government actions like torture, rendition, or wiretapping without a warrant, some yell treason. When the White House betrays a year-long surveillance operation on al-Qaeda in order to score an immediate political boost, nobody peeps.
Our Republic is in sad, sad shape.
