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Monthly Archives: October 2007

Watch List Continues To Embarass DHS

Monday, October 29, 2007

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) terrorist watch list continues to cause some lucky travelers unnecessary travel delays due to having similar names as suspected terrorists, or in some cases, simply because their last name is Muslim, and as you’ll see a little further below, because of information found on google that may pertain to [...]

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More Federal Watch List Misadventures

Friday, October 26, 2007

A centralized ‘no-fly’ terrorist watch list that scrutinizes Americans the most has continued to grow at an astonishing rate and currently contains 860,000 names of people suspected of having terrorist ties. Questions pertaining to the size and effectiveness of the list reportedly continue to cause concerns.
A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) shows [...]

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TSA Struggles and More Wiretapping Info

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Recently the TSA has been under fire after it was reported that 3 very busy international airports were still struggling on detecting simulated explosives and bomb parts hidden in various items and places. Information on the latest misadventures of the TSA and the Illegal Wiretapping saga as well as a few other tidbits can be [...]

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New Details On Illegal Wiretapping

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Now we know why the Bush Administration is again using fear and strong-arm tactics to coerce Congress into passing a new FISA law containing retroactive immunity for himself, Telecoms and all those who aided and abetted ALL of his illegal maneuvers. New details are emerging suggesting that the illegal wiretapping started in February 2001 before [...]

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Misadventures In Political Propaganda

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

In the past I’ve briefly touched base on the propaganda and slander used by the Bush Administration to further their political agenda. Below is the latest example of White House approval and encouragement of doing and saying anything to avoid taking responsibility for their greedy, illegal and incompetent actions, including slandering innocent children (first a [...]

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The Alabama Injustice System

Saturday, October 13, 2007

What appears to be a case of selective justice in Alabama once again brings more bad news involving the usual mixture of apparent greed, corruption and dirty politics involving the Bush Administration ‘Justice’ system and shows the perfect example of why politics and justice don’t mix well.
According to a report by TIME, On May 8, 2002, Clayton Lamar (Lanny) Young Jr. sat [...]

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The American Injustice System

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

A look at a few of the reasons Congress and our other elected officials continue to waste our tax dollars, ignore public opinion and keep allowing these blatant travesties of justice performed by the Secretive Presidential Administration in charge of this ‘Democracy’ to continue. 
Shortly after the 9/11 attacks, President Bush reportedly issued an order (PDF) allegedly [...]

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Wounded Vets Suffer Financially Too

Sunday, October 7, 2007

More American troops are reportedly returning home alive from the Middle East thanks in part to advances in military medicine. Unfortunately, many return home troubled by physical and mental injuries, needing treatment, recovery and retraining  that can’t be received in a timely manner or cheaply, quickly becoming economic casualties of the mismanaged war on terror.
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Illegal Eavesdropping A Legal Mess

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Jack L. Goldsmith, now a Harvard Law Professor, once led the Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) that questioned the legality of the Bush Administrations domestic eavesdropping plan, reportedly told a Senate Committee that the situation became a “legal mess” because the White House didn’t believe that the Courts or Congress had any role [...]

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Misadventures In Severe Interrogations

Thursday, October 4, 2007

In yet another twist in the ongoing saga of the current Bush Administration and Gonzo-gate, the Justice Department has once again been caught with their pants down as more lies and deceipt surface…the New York Times has reported that the U.S. secretly endorsed severe interrogations, after publicly declaring torture as ‘abhorrent’ in a legal opinion [...]

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