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5 Year Extension Of Warrantless Surveillance On Americans Advanced By Secret Senate Hearing
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There is no public evidence that the FISA Amendments Act is being conducted constitutionally, or even that it is genuinely targeting terrorists. The time has come for the FISA Amendments Act to expire. Years have passed in which reforms of the law could have been crafted. Yet, no reforms are even being proposed by the White House or Congress. Therefore, the only responsible vote for any member of Congress on any legislation that extends the FISA Amendments Act in any way is NO.
Posted in Legislation, Liberty
Tagged big brother, congress, fisa amendments act, ron wyden, secrecy, senate, surveillance
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Feds Tracking Everyone On Increasing Number Of Roads
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According to the ACLU, it isn’t just one road, in one state, that’s under the federal government’s watch. Automatic license plate scanners are being installed along roads all across the country.
Posted in Liberty, Travel
Tagged aclu, dea, fourth amendment, license plates, privacy, search
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Theologian Decries Increasing Maine Religious Freedom as a Threat to Religious Freedom
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Once every ten years, the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies conducts a census, contacting the heads of all religious congregations in the United States and asking them to indicate how many people are members of their congregations. In …
North Carolina Truth: you can marry your Cousin in Charlotte but not your Partner in Pinehurst
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After North Carolina voters turned out to reject equal rights for gay and lesbian couples this week, I thought this report from Politicol was just too outrageous to be true: North Carolina Bans Gay Marriage but You Can Marry Your …
Posted in Liberty, Politics, Sex and Gender, State and Local
Tagged cousins, equality, fact check, gay, inbreeding, marriage, north carolina, same sex
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What Was Really Said During Censored Part Of The 9/11 Terrorism Trial?
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It’s because the crimes of September 11, 2001 were so horrible that the trials of anyone accused of involvement in those crimes must meet the highest standards of
Posted in Liberty
Tagged censorship, guantanamo, justice, kangaroo court, law, military tribunal, september 11, torture, trial
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Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board Nominees in Senate Appointment Hearing 4/18/12
Four months after President Barack Obama finally nominated 5 people to sit on the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, the Senate Judiciary Committee will be holding a hearing to gather the nominees’ testimony in advance of a vote. On …
Posted in Liberty, Politics
Tagged board, civil liberties, judiciary committee, oversight, pclob, privacy, senate
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Finally, a Secret Court Proposal that Makes Sense
On last Friday’s BBC News Quiz, Jeremy Hardy came up with a brilliant proposal for reforms to the new secret court systems popping up all over the “free west”: I think they should have secret courts that are so secret …
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Humor and Fun, Liberty
Tagged bbc, jeremy hardy, news quiz, secrecy, secret, secret court
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Only 5% Of Police Departments Say They Don’t Track Cell Phones
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There are 200 responses to their survey so far, and out of those 200, only 10 law enforcement agencies told the ACLU that they do not track cell phones. What’s more, most of those police departments and county and state law enforcement agencies that do track cell phones report obtaining search warrants to do so only in a minority of cases.
Posted in Homeland Insecurity, Liberty
Tagged cell phones, constitution, fourth amendment, gps, police, privacy, search and seizure, surveillance
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Strip Search The Supreme Court!
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Justice Kennedy says that it’s a good idea for people falsely accused of non-criminal, nonviolent offenses to be repeatedly strip searched, because those people might just happen to be, as a matter of coincidence, violent criminal masterminds. Well, I say that there is just as much likelihood that a Supreme Court Justice is a secret violent criminal mastermind. I suggest that all lawyers and judges entering the U.S. Supreme Court to argue or hear a case be strip searched, to see if they are carrying weapons or illegal drugs.
Posted in Liberty
Tagged albert florence, anthony kennedy, search and seizure, strip search, supreme court
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Sherrod Brown Plays the People of Ohio for Chumps with his Indefinite Detention Betrayal
On the issue of indefinite detention Senator Sherrod Brown has played the people of Ohio for chumps. The question is whether the people of Ohio will roll over like trained dogs and ask for more of the same. Sherrod Brown: …
Posted in Democrats, Election 2006, Election 2012, Homeland Insecurity, Legislation, Liberty, Politics, State and Local
Tagged apology, cenk uygur, chump, indefinite detention, mark udall, military commissions act, mistake, national defense authorization act, ndaa, ohio, s. 2175, sherrod brown
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2 Republicans Join 35 Democrats on H.R. 4192, Bill to Overturn Indefinite Detention
On restoring constitutional rights, bipartisanship is only MOSTLY dead. Quick, someone fetch a chocolate-covered nut.