Category: Aggregated

Israel and the World Vision Crime Scam

What I Learned from the DNC

My Missing Years By Zen Gardner

Could China build Britain’s Hinkley nuclear power plant using stolen US technology?

China Furious, French Energy Giant Desperate, as UK Stalls $24billion Nuclear Deal

UNESCO’s First Director-General Advocated Global Population Control

‘Rampant Sexism, Money-Grabbing & Cover-Ups’ Rife Among UK Police, Says Former Chief Constable

Klintonerdämmerung

Chicago Public Schools sued over alleged handcuffing of six year-old for ‘stealing candy’

$8 Trillion Short On Pensions?! ‘No One Goes To Jail Because Establishment Is Complicit’

Can Coups Defeat Elected Governments?

Judge Bans Woman From Breastfeeding Her Child Because She Got A Tattoo

Argentina Has A ‘City Of Death’ Thanks To Monsanto

Recently while rereading John Stuart Mill’s Considerations on Representative Government, a tract published in 1861 by a self-described political “Radical,” an early feminist, and an advocate of “economic democracy,” it dawned on me that Mill’s defense of a “universal franchise” in the context of  representative democracy would be condemned today as pure fascism. Although Mill thought that the franchise should be extended to include both sexes and should function without a property requirement, he insisted that representative government could only work if sensible restrictions were maintained. First of all, “the receipt of parish relief should be a peremptory disqualification for … Continue reading →

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It’s one thing to be told you must obey the law. But what being told to obey a cop who is acting contrary to the law? This happens routinely – and (usually) without consequences. For the cop, that is. Here are a few examples: In many states, it is still legal to “open carry” – that is, to openly carry a firearm on one’s hip (in a holster) or a rifle slung over one’s back… and so on. That is the law. Cops are supposed to know the law as well as enforce the law. And, more to the point, to be bound … Continue reading →

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