https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnmba6BrIdI
FK – So how do we get the authoritarian black-robed shysters, of whatever stripe, out of the ‘just-us’ system?
How do we get rid of prosecutors who only care about prosecution numbers and their political careers, and not right and wrong?
How to do we get cops to stop enforcing the police state?
FK – “Show me verrr papperrzzz!”
The ‘need’ someone feels to have a ‘badge’ is based in fear, of authority.
After 20 years, so many are still so stupid…
Free Kentucky Column: What must be done – A manifesto of the ‘isms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkozcmluBkM
FK – We are born blank slates. It’s who or what controls the indoctrination, and who we allow to vote. Instead of checks we should be offering free sterilization. When we pay the stupid and the lazy to breed what can we expect? Does a farmer breed his worst stock or make it into hamburger? All this is intentional. The creators of the welfare state knew exactly what the outcome would be.
The sweeping decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday represents a major court victory for opponents of the NSA and comes just as Congress begins a fight over whether to renew the underlying law used to justify the program.
That program “exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized,” Judge Gerard Lynch wrote on behalf of the three-judge panel.
The law “cannot be interpreted in a way that defies any meaningful limit,” he added.
Additionally, the government’s rationale behind the program represents “a monumental shift in our approach to combating terrorism,” which was not grounded in a clear explanation of the law.
The Second Circuit’s decision provides the most significant legal blow to the NSA operations to date and comes more than a year after a lower court called the program “almost-Orwellian” and likely unconstitutional. The appeals court did not examine the constitutionality of the surveillance program in its ruling on Thursday.
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Congress last reviewed the law in 2011, but even then, many lawmakers were not aware of the details of the NSA’s bulk collection practices.
Because most of the details were kept classified, “Congress cannot reasonably be said to have ratified a program of which many members of Congress – and all members of the public – were not aware,” Lynch wrote.
FK – And that’s the problem. When the bastards vote on laws they haven’t read they need to be dragged down the capital steps by their heels, given a speedy treason trial and hanged on the granite gallows out front. That’s why we need a militia in every county in this country.
No charges will be filed against the unidentified Uber driver, who used his licensed handgun to stop the alleged shooter, a 22-year-old man who now faces criminal prosecution. SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb noted that, had this armed citizen not been present, this incident could have turned out much differently, and much worse.
“This widely-reported incident could not have happened without our lawsuit in Moore v. Madigan, which forced Illinois to adopt a concealed carry statute allowing law-abiding citizens to be armed,” Gottlieb said. “The concealed carry law our case demanded needs no further justification, based on the standard so often tossed out by gun control proponents to push restrictions. It has saved one life, and possibly more lives.
FK – The dangerous nuts have been writing the laws for 150 years…
FK – Which proves they want us disarmed so we can’t hunt them as the Militia
in the Second Amendment, that so many seem to be so frightened of, should already have been doing long ago. The crime issue has always been a red herring.
This information drastically underrepresented the number of people being killed at hands of police officers thus giving an unclear perspective of what is actually transpiring on the streets of America.
New data, as reported by the Guardian, suggests that an average of 545 people killed by police went unaccounted for yearly on average in the FBI data.
The revised estimates put the annual number of people killed by cops at an average of 928 per year over the past eight years; a conservative estimate. This information contrasts with the 461 reported killed by police by the FBI for 2013, a difference of almost 450 killings or nearly 50 percent.
When looking at terrorism, the U.S. Department of State reports that only 16 non-military U.S. citizens were killed worldwide as a result of terrorism in 2013, the most recent year data there was available data.
What this means is that a U.S. citizen is actually 58 times more likely to be killed by a police officer than by a terrorist.
FK – Organized taxpayer funded terror is called war…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eMXenLUhfA
FK – Many have been screaming their heads off for decades yet the brain dead pacified sheeple graze on. They fully deserve what the beast system is doing to them and they fully deserve what’s coming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9W83M7a5qo
FK – Nothing short of lots of lots expensive suits hanging along Pennsylvania Ave. and Wall St. will fix this mess if it can be fixed.