Former police officer avoids jail over misconduct
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DC Rally in April Urging Trump to Address Child Trafficking Issue Caused By CPS
Thanks, Ginny Garner. Infowars The post DC Rally in April Urging Trump to Address Child Trafficking Issue Caused By CPS appeared first on LewRockwell.
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The FDA’s Outdated Prescription Rules Are Failing Women and Opioid Users
Jeffrey A. Singer Tens of millions of American women—more than four out of five women who have had sexual intercourse—have used oral contraceptives, which are crucial for reducing unwanted pregnancies and the incidence of abortion. Obtaining a physician’s prescription can add up to $200 plus time and inconvenience to the cost of “the pill.” Nearly a third of American women who seek prescriptions for oral contraceptives report having difficulty obtaining them, citing nonmonetary obstacles, such as getting to […]
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Presidents Can’t Overhaul Election Law by Decree
Walter Olson On March 25, President Donald Trump published an executive order purporting to overhaul the nation’s election system. Among its contents: requiring voters who use the federal registration form to furnish documentary proof of citizenship, preparing the way for decertifying commonly used voting equipment, and nullifying state laws that accept as valid some military and other mailed ballots that arrive after Election Day. It directs the Department of Homeland Security, in tandem with the Department of Government […]
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Diego Garcia Smells Like War
A significant amount of US military power has been on the move over this past week, including several B-2 strategic bombers which have landed at the US military base in Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean just over 2,000 miles southeast of Iran. According to press reports this is the most significant B-2 presence on the Island in nearly half a decade. In addition flight trackers are showing increased activity by at least nine KC-135R refueling aircraft in the region. Several C-17 cargo planes have also […]
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JFK Assassination: Why It Matters Today
International Man: Why does the assassination of JFK still matter today? Doug Casey: Assassination has always been part and parcel of the political landscape since at least the days of the Egyptian pharaohs. Sometimes, assassinations can change the course of world history. Two outstanding examples are that of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, which precipitated Rome’s change from a republic to an empire, and that of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914, which ignited World War I. Assassins come in two main […]
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Judge & court reporter (wife) implicated in years of transcripts vanishing possibly thousands of tainted convictions and evidence of tampering with indictments and records to obtained false conviction/s
Brief: While helping someone dig into old records, we uncovered what looks like one of the most blatant examples of judicial and prosecutorial misconduct we’ve seen: a forged indictment, missing court transcripts, and a man who was framed after cooperating with law enforcement in a capital murder case. Here’s what happened: In 1978, Muhammad Ali Vahdat — a Houston ice cream truck driver — was kidnapped sexually assaulted and murdered. One man, John Henry Quinones, was convicted and […]
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Dentro de mim existem dois lobos, O lobo do amor … Wadson Gadaga
Dentro de mim existem dois lobos, O lobo do amor o lobo do ódio. Vence aquele que Eu alimento
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does capitalism actually require infinite growth, population and innovation?
everytime I talk with communists that is the most used argument for why capitalism is flawed that we cant grow our population forever (which I agree with) and that we can innovate and develop new technologies forever and that innovation might slow down and make economics a zero sum game (technically I think economics objectively is resource wise)…….but how do actual economists respond to this…..I know growth and innovation is ideal but what happens if and when it […]
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Luttig: “A rebuke from the nation’s highest court . . . could well cripple Mr. Trump’s presidency and tarnish his legacy.
Former-Judge Luttig wrote a guest essay in the New York Times, titled “It’s Trump vs. the Courts, and It Won’t End Well for Trump.” The essay concludes with these two paragraphs: If the president oversteps his authority in his dispute with Judge Boasberg, the Supreme Court will step in and assert its undisputed constitutional power “to say what the law is.” A rebuke from the nation’s highest court in his wished-for war with the nation’s federal courts could well […]
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