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In politically correct police state USA, grabbing a woman by the hair and smashing her face in is acceptable, but just don’t swear while doing it.
Superior, Wisconsin – After nearly a year, Officer George Gothner will finally see consequences for the violent assault of Natasha Lancour. Unfortunately, he will only be getting a ten hour suspension from officials at the Superior Police Department.
Disturbingly, the suspension that the officer recieved was not for pulling the woman by the hair, punching her in the face, or slamming her face-down onto the hood of the police car, but instead, the officer was reprimanded …read more

FOIA request reveals FBI’s concern with former Black Panther leader’s ability to rally people of different races

Former member of the original Black Panther Party Larry Pinkney recently spoke to Infowars about a Freedom Of Information Act request that reveals the FBI’s intent to “neutralize him.”
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Pinkney explains how information contained within his own FBI files, retrieved via a FOIA request submitted by author William Mandel, revealed the agency targeted him due to his ability to rally people of different races.
“Pinkney is potentially dangerous due to his demonstrated ability to unify black and white,” the files state. “His associates are Negro, White …read more

Michael Steele, former Republican National Committee Chair, seems inclined to support the National Popular Vote Plan for presidential elections. See this story. …read more

As of the close of business on Friday, November 21, the Oregon initiative requiring labels for genetically engineered foods is very close. “Yes” is 752,163; “no” is 753,239. With a margin of only 1,076 votes, and many remaining uncounted ballots, it seems somewhat likely a recount will be held. See this story. …read more

Albuquerque, New Mexico – Just over a week after the City of Albuquerque signed an agreement with the Department of Justice, promising to scale back aggressive police tactics and address police brutality, the Albuquerque Police Department has found themselves in the midst of another scandal.
This week, it was revealed by local KRQE News 13 that a retired Albuquerque Police Officer was teaching a class that was seemingly designed to instruct other cops on how to be more aggressive.
The class is run and operated by retired Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, and is called “killology – the study of killing.” The retired …read more

The grand jury is scheduled to meet Friday in what could be their final session and the decision could come the same day.

Ferguson, MO — As the citizens of Ferguson await the decision on whether or not Darren Wilson will be charged in the murder of Mike Brown, sources close to Wilson say that he’s actually in the final stages of negotiations with city officials to resign.
Although Wilson maintains he’s done nothing wrong the possibility of him returning to active duty as a police officer and carrying out that role would be nearly impossible.
According to CNN, while Wilson has told …read more

Mark Frohnmayer, who worked hard for Oregon’s top-two ballot measure earlier this year, posted this statement on November 5, the date after the election. Significantly, the statement says, “Choice should be maximized in the November election, when the most voters participate.” This is a hopeful sign. The proponents of top-two are generally individuals who truly(More)… …read more

According to this Detroit Free Press article, Republican state legislators in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Ohio are talking about changing the electoral college in their states. They are thinking about ending the winner-take-all system. Thanks to Thomas Jones for the link. …read more

We’re pleased to announce that the Mozilla Foundation is now accepting bitcoin for donations with Coinbase’s merchant tools.

Since it was founded in 1998, Mozilla has built great Web products while staying true to the core values of the Internet: openness, transparency, and decentralization. What started out as a small open-source project at Mozilla in 2003 evolved into Firefox, which is one of the most widely used Internet browsers in the world today. Firefox is Mozilla’s most well known project, but the Foundation is responsible for many initiatives designed to make the Internet a better place. Donations to the Foundation support …read more