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Feds Accuse Student Of &Terror and Espionage& For Talking About Constitution: May 12, 8:12pm 4 reviews crime, government, liberties, politics, conspiracy-theories
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/may2008/051208_feds_accuse.htm; WTF?! "To have secret police threatening bible college students for talking about the constitution is the most disturbing and un-American scenario one can possibly imagine, but it's not a new phenomenon. This is just the latest shocking example of how federal agents and authorities across America are targeting people who discuss the U.S. constitution and the bill of rights and accusing them of engaging in political terrorism. "

ACLU Skeptical of Senate Report on &Homegrown& Terrorism: May 12, 10:05am 2 reviews activism, government, law, liberties, politics
http://www.commondreams.org/news2008/0508-18.htm; WASHINGTON, DC - May 8 - After Senators Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) and Susan Collins (R-ME) introduced a report on Islamic homegrown terrorism today, the American Civil Liberties Union strongly urged Congress to use caution when moving forward on related legislation, the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007 (S. 1959). The report, "Violent Islamist Extremism, the Internet, and the Homegrown Terrorism Threat," is based on findings from hearings held by the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. The ACLU and nearly twenty other groups sent a memo to the committee outlining concerns with the report, most notably the free speech implications of labeling the internet as a "weapon" and the unfair singling out of one religious group as possible "extremists."

Reason Magazine - The Cult of the Presidency: May 12, 10:03am 2 reviews government, liberties, politics, society
http://www.reason.com/news/show/126020.html; "Who can we blame for the radical expansion of executive power? Look no further than you and me...It wasn't supposed to be this way."

YouTube - Fox News Judge Napolitano explains why we are now LESS free: May 12, 12:29am 1 review government, liberties, politics, video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDKl5-t5ywE; Video about how Republicans have lost their way and how a republican judge/author believes the Patriot Act is unconstitutional.

The Long Night by Charley Reese: May 10, 8:10pm 4 reviews government, liberties, politics, society
http://www.lewrockwell.com/reese/reese455.html; In our time, when people are saying we must sacrifice liberty for security, that scrapping the Constitution is necessary to win the "war" against terrorism, I would suggest that you take your choice of genocides in the past 100 years and remind yourself what happens when people buy into the false proposition that the end justifies the means. People who preach that are always more interested in the means than in any end. The only safe environment for a human being is under a weak government with very restricted powers. Normal people don't need much to be happy - food, shelter, dignity and freedom from marauders. They need a rule of law that applies to everyone equally and at all times and in all circumstances. In established societies, legislators should meet rarely - perhaps once every two or three years - because a continuing cascade of new laws will eventually drown freedom.

Reason Magazine - Hit &Run Tracy Ingle: Another Drug War Outrage: May 9, 3:24am 22 reviews activism, crime, liberties, police
http://reason.com/blog/show/126284.html; "...given all the abuses and mistakes I've reported and read about over the last few years. What makes the case especially egregious is not that the police may have gotten the wrong home, that they shot a man, or that they were covering it up or going silent. We've seen all that before. What's mind-blowing about this one is that they've continued abusing the poor Tracy Ingle's door. guy, even after it should have been clear for some time now that they made a mistake."

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