Police officer seen on dashcam video brutally kicking motorist suffering from diabetic shock in $158,000 lawsuit
February 8, 2012
Daily Mail | A driver in diabetic shock was kicked in the head several times, video shows. Read More →
Political Prisoners in the North American Homeland
February 8, 2012
Global Research | In this century so far Muslim suspects in a "war on terrorism" have been primary targets Read More →
TSA Help Wanted
February 7, 2012
NaturalNews | Latest activism video from Mike Adams. Read More →
Reid to lead second effort to expand executive branch authority over Internet
February 7, 2012
Daily Caller | Senate Majority Leader, following a recent anti-piracy legislative debacle with SOPA and PIPA, will lead his second effort of 2012 to push Internet-regulating legislation. Read More →
The Prison Industrial Complex: The Economics of Incarceration in the USA
February 7, 2012
Nile Bowie | It's a big business - for every 100,000 Americans, 743 citizens sit behind bars. Read More →
UK Government to sanction ‘nerve-agent use on rioters’
February 7, 2012
The Independent | The UK establishment have found a loophole that enables use of nerve agents against rioters Read More →
Increasing use of facial recognition software spurs privacy concerns
February 6, 2012
G.W. Schulz | Group is concerned that facial recognition could undermine the right to anonymity. Read More →
Sheriff’s deputies use Taser on woman blocking McDonald’s drive-through
February 6, 2012
James Halpin | Deputies used a Taser on a woman who wouldn't surrender to them after she cut into a McDonald's drive-through line. Read More →
Wall Street’s Secret Spy Center Run by NYPD
February 6, 2012
Pam Martens | Corporations under corruption probes allowed to spy on law abiding citizens under the imprimatur of the largest police force in the country. Read More →
More ethnic cleansing and apartheid in Israel
February 4, 2012
Alternative Views | Bedouins are latest group to suffer South Africa-style townships from legalized Israeli apartheid Read More →
Obama plan would hire vets as cops
February 3, 2012
Reuters | Iraq and Afghanistan veterans to restore national parks and work as police and firefighters. Read More →
Family Furious After Police Shoot, Kill Boy With Autism Wielding ‘Butter Knife’
February 3, 2012
CBS Chicago | Police were defending their actions Wednesday after officers shot and killed a 15-year-old boy with Asperger's. Read More →
Anonymous takes down Boston police website
February 3, 2012
AP | "Anonymous hacks Boston Police website in retaliation for police brutality at OWS." Read More →
Secret NYPD Document Describes Which Muslims to Spy On
February 2, 2012
Joe Coscarelli | Shia Muslims the focus despite Sunni Muslims allegedly perpetrating the 9/11 attacks. Read More →
Shades of Tiananmen: Banker bailiffs use car to plough through Occupy protesters
January 31, 2012
Patrick Henningsen | Shocking incident in London proves we are living in a fully functional, post-modern police state Read More →
Chris Hedges: Corporations Have No Use for Borders
January 31, 2012
Chris Hedges | Canada has now converged into a new North American Security State, run by a corporate leviathan Read More →
Park Police tase protester in DC
January 30, 2012
WTOP | Officers used a Taser on a man who refused to comply with a flyer ban. Read More →
Lockheed Martin leads super lobbying from U.S. defense industry
January 30, 2012
Washington Post | Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and Raytheon spent a combined $33.4 million on lobbying Read More →
If You Have a Problem With Police Surveillance Van, You’re Probably a Criminal
January 29, 2012
Sun-Sentinel | Police roll out video surveillance truck called The Peacemaker Read More →
New DOJ program gives police ‘help with confronting veterans’
January 29, 2012
Officer.com | DOJ is funding strange national training program in 15 cities to help police confront combat veterans Read More →
New Mexico man arrested, drugged, detained for two years; now wins $22 million reward verdict in lawsuit
January 28, 2012
Ethan A. Huff | 58-year-old Stephen Slevin has finally been awarded a whopping $22 million from a federal jury for his improper treatment by Dona Ana County. Read More →
Why do we lock up so many people?
January 28, 2012
New Yorker | Huge numbers of people are serving sentences much longer than those given for similar crimes anywhere else in the civilized world. Read More →
DNA sample to be taken from students before SAT college entrance exams
January 26, 2012
Jonathan Benson | Digital DNA card idea birthed allegedly to 'protect students from cheating' Read More →
‘Predictive policing’ could come to UK
January 26, 2012
The Independent | UK police bosses tout pre-crime pilot in California as an 'early success' Read More →
‘Predictive policing’ could come to UK
January 26, 2012
The Independent | UK police bosses tout pre-crime pilot in California as an 'early success' Read More →