Wednesday, July 10, 2013

What good is the law when your government defies it.


NSA Rejecting Every FOIA Request Made by U.S. Citizens

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Clayton Seymour, a 36-year-old IT specialist from Hilliard, Ohio, recently sent a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the NSA, curious as to whether any data about him was being collected.
What he received in response made his blood boil.
“I am a generally law abiding citizen with nothing I can think of that would require monitoring,” Seymour wrote to me, “but I wanted to know if I was having data collected about me and if so, what.”
So Seymour sent in an FOIA request. Weeks later, a letter from the NSA arrived explaining that he was not entitled to any information. “When I got the declined letter, I was furious,” he told me. “I feel betrayed.”
Seymour had decided to request his NSA file after coming across a recent post of mine instructing Americans on how to properly request such files from the FBI and NSA. A Navy vet and two-time Obama voter who supported the President’s platform of greater governmental transparency, Seymour was shocked by the letter he received.

The letter, which first acknowledges the media coverage surrounding its surveillance systems, quickly moves to justify why none of that data can be obtained by an American citizen in a standard FOIA request:
NSAletter
Seymour isn’t the only one who has recently had an FOIA request denied by the NSA – dozens of citizens have emailed me to say they’ve received a similar, if not identical, letter. And it’s clear from the exemption the NSA is using that every single American is having their FOIA requests similarly rejected.
Unjustly so.

Tuesday, July 09, 2013

America's Rising Gestapo

If you told the average American that something had occurred in America, they would dispute the incident as fabricated. But this wasn't fabricated. To think, that any police agency could engage in conduct like this and not have their authority utterly stripped from them is hard to fathom.

Whether it is a violation of the 3rd amendment or not, it is certainly an indisputable violation of their 4th amendment rights and they are entitled to damages and that includes punitive damages in my opinion. As Obama pushes on with his executive orders and dissolution of civil rights, we are going to see more and more incidents like this. More and more citizens who have done nothing wrong, being treated like criminals and abused by our legal system to further the goals of egalitarian secular humanism

Don't say it can't happen.....It is happening every day and the incidents of abuse of American citizens is getting worse.

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Family allegedly forced from home by police files rare Third Amendment suit

A Nevada family is using a rare legal argument in a lawsuit claiming police tried to commandeer their homes for a surveillance operation and then arrested the homeowners for resisting -- invoking the Third Amendment, which bars soldiers from being "quartered" in a residence without permission.
The Mitchell family, in a lawsuit filed July 1, detailed the incident from July 10, 2011. According to the complaint, it all began when the Henderson city police called Anthony Mitchell that morning to say they needed his house to gain “tactical advantage” in a domestic violence investigation in the neighborhood.
The situation turned ugly when Mitchell refused repeated requests to leave and police smashed through the door, the 18-page complaint states.

Monday, July 08, 2013

Pentagon Purges Bin Ladin Records

 Someone once said the pen is mightier than the sword.  And when that pen is used to cover and conceal the truth from the people,  the pen is only a hair's breath away from signing degrees and executive orders that will completely destroy freedom in America.

The disease and decay that is eating away at our freedoms began in the white house and it now permeates Washington.

Bin Laden raid files reportedly purged from Pentagon computers, sent to CIA


The nation's top special operations commander ordered military files about the Navy SEAL raid on Usama bin Laden's hideout to be purged from Defense Department computers and sent to the CIA, where they could be more easily shielded from ever being made public.
The secret move, described briefly in a draft report by the Pentagon's inspector general, set off no alarms within the Obama administration even though it appears to have sidestepped federal rules and perhaps also the Freedom of Information Act.
An acknowledgement by Adm. William McRaven of his actions was quietly removed from the final version of an inspector general's report published weeks ago. A spokesman for the admiral declined to comment. The CIA, noting that the bin Laden mission was overseen by then-CIA Director Leon Panetta before he became defense secretary, said that the SEALs were effectively assigned to work temporarily for the CIA, which has presidential authority to conduct covert operations.

Saturday, July 06, 2013

Tea Party Terrorists according to Obama

The man periodically lets slip what is really on his mind and what he really believes.

Tea Party Members Fit Profile of Domestic Terrorists, Obama Claims

Tanzania Reception of President Obama and First Lady
Tanzania Reception of President Obama and First Lady
By Nigel J. Covington III
Editor-in-Chief
<National Report> A short time ago while addressing a CEO roundtable and Business Forum in Tanzania, President Barack H. Obama, told reporters and attendees that today’s Tea Party members in the United States very closely fit the U.S. government’s profile for domestic terrorists. The President’s response came after a Tanzania businessman asked if civil unrest in the U.S. is likely to affect doing business with American companies.
The President and First Lady are in Tanzania as part of their tour of South Africa. The President and First Lady attended a tree planting ceremony with President Kikwete earlier and are scheduled to have dinner with the South African President of the United Republic of Tanzania later at the State House, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania.
President Obama Takes Questions During Tanzania Business Forum Today
President Obama Takes Questions During Tanzania Business Forum Today
The initial reaction to President Obama’s comment comparing Tea Party members to domestic terrorists is likely to create quite a stir among American conservatives though mainstream media in the U.S. has been slow to pick up the story.
“The conservative era of the U.S. has ended. There is a new wind of change and hope for all Americans as we work to build a strong economy and a stronger nation. Americans want this change, Americans want what’s best for the country and my administration has been very receptive to listening to their ideas and needs,” the President said.
AP reporter Ramona Darlington, who attended the conference asked President Obama to explain what the profile of an American domestic terrorists is? Obama responded by saying, “Typically domestic terrorists in the U.S. are people who cling to obsolete beliefs from the time of the American Revolution. They are conservative Christians, reactionary Republicans and conspiracy theorists many of whom belong to racist hate groups.”
“Tea Partiers commonly own guns and stock up ammunition and food in anticipation of starting another civil war to overthrow the will of the governing body who represent all of the American people. We are prepared for any contingency and don’t expect to see any kind of large insurrection. Americans are capitalists who are much more interested in seeing America move forward. These terrorists groups are small in size and really present little danger,” the President added.
Though the President’s comments generated some excitement with reporters, the President refused to take further questions and was ushered out of the Hyatt Kilimanjaro to his awaiting motorcade.

Tuesday, July 02, 2013

The Real Face of Obama Care

Rampaging in America

Rampaging? Ever heard of it.  You will. It is happening repeatedly in cities and towns all across America. An activity that use to be limited to large urban areas of America, is now finding its way into small towns and cities.  The most recent example occurred in the relatively small community of Greensboro NC. last week. Have a look.





More and more frequently, roving bands of teenagers and young people are roaming the streets of America. Looking for trouble, looking to attack people, looking to commit crimes and looking to attack each other. Social media has become the vehicle for organizing these activities. Similarly last year, social media was the mechanism for organizing the so called occupy movement.

Make your own judgements, but remember. Watch what has happened, watch was is happening and be aware of what is about to explode across this nation.

Monday, July 01, 2013

"Oh say does that star-spangled flag of pride yet wave,"

No Lady Gag. Your star spangled banner of pride does not wave for me. Nor does it wave for millions of other Americans who know what the anthem and the flag truly represent. Hundreds of thousands of men and women have died for our nation's flag and the anthem that you smilingly disparage. Our anthem is something sacred to many millions of Americans. The National Anthem of this nation actually represent something sacred to millions of Americans and is not to be used as a backdrop for anyone's social or sexual agenda.



After delivering her moving speech during which she thanked the Supreme Court and all LGBT allies, Gaga -- who said the queer community has "saved" her and protected her through the years -- raised a Pride flag and began belting out the National Anthem, improvising slightly as she sang. "Oh say does that star-spangled flag of pride yet wave," she crooned to the roaring delight of those gathered.      Link