Judge ‘Troubled’ by Obama’s Claim to Be Able to Kill Citizens
By Jason Ditz President Obama’s efforts to get a federal case against his administration for killing US citizens Anwar Awlaki and his son, Abdulrahman Awlaki thrown out don’t seem to …
Hawaii Democratic Party Files Brief, in its Lawsuit Against the Open Primary
By Richard Winger On July 17, the Hawaii Democratic Party filed this brief in its lawsuit to obtain a closed primary for itself. The motion for summary judgment and injunctive …
Two Virginia Gubernatorial Polls Show Importance of Including Ballot-Listed Candidates in Polls
By Richard Winger On July 16, both Public Policy Polling and Quinnipiac University Polls released Virginia gubernatorial election returns. The Public Policy Poll included all three candidates listed on the …
Living Not Surviving Reviews ‘Silver Circle’
This has been an exciting month for Silver Circle and its worldwide community of rebellious supporters. We just wrapped up an amazing Las Vegas premiere event at Freedom Fest 2013 …
Maryland Republican Party May Invite Independent Voters to Vote in Primaries
By Richard Winger The Maryland Republican Party is mulling over whether to let independent voters vote in Republican Party primaries. See this story. The Maryland Republican Party previously let independent …
Gold Price Manipulator Bernanke Admits He Doesn’t Understand Gold
Forbes is reporting on Bernanke’s comments before Congress today in which he admitted that he doesn’t understand gold prices. This comes right after an announcement that the Federal Reserve may …
The Dollar Vigilante’s 15 Reasons to Flee the Police State
Jorge Gato over at The Dollar Vigilante posted a shocking compilation of government abuses and absurdities on a blog called “15 More Reasons for Fleeing the Police State.” We think …
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Appeals Court Affirms NDAA Indefinite Detentions
By Jason Ditz A Federal Appeals Court in New York has thrown out a previous ban on the enforcement of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) statute allowing the …
WikiLeaks: US Sent Extradition Requests for Snowden
By Jason Ditz According to WikiLeaks, the US government has already sent official extradition requests to five different places seeking the capture of whistleblower Edward Snowden, though none of those …