You hand Johnny his packed lunch, give him a kiss, and smile as you see him run off to school. Once in the classroom, his teacher tells him that today is the big day to take the state test for Common Core. Johnny sits down in front of a computer and avails himself to the “four […]
Restructure US Government to Make “Huge” Green Changes in America, Study Proposes
Posted on July 11, 2013 Written by
Excerpt: One of the major impediments, the study says, is created by America’s “basic framework of government, established by law,” which is “one of separated and dispersed authority,” in which “government agencies at all levels — federal, state, local, tribal and even international — can only do what they have been authorized to do by […]
Utah to Feds: Stop Enforcing Our Laws
Posted on June 14, 2013 Written by
SALT LAKE CITY — Federal officers and rangers have no right to enforce driving and other common laws on national forest, federal range lands and national parks, the Utah Attorney General’s Office asserts. The state is defending an effort to limit the police powers of federal officers in the latest flashpoint between Utah and U.S. […]
Assess, Monitor and Control or Fusion Centers — Part 5
Posted on May 29, 2013 Written by
Summary: Fusion centers advance the tenets of Agenda 21, Sustainable Development by assessing, monitoring, and controlling us.
New National Identification System is Coming
Posted on February 2, 2013 Written by
-“Maybe we should just brand all the babies.”- With this joke, Ronald Reagan swatted down a national identification card — or an enhanced Social Security card — proposed by his attorney general in 1981. For more than three decades since, attempts to implement the proposal have all met with failure, but now national ID is […]
Commercial Crab Fisherman Sentenced for Crabbing in Marine Protected Area
Posted on January 21, 2013 Written by
Steven Anello, 54, of Bodega Bay, was sentenced January 3 to 36 months of informal probation, forfeiture of the proceeds of Dungeness crabs illegally taken, payment of a $10,000 fine, 20 hours of community service work and five days in jail. Anello was also ordered to stay out of Stewarts Point Marine Conservation Area during […]
Court Insider Exposes Judicial Treachery
Posted on December 10, 2012 Written by
Allan Parachini served for eight years as the Public Information Officer for the Los Angeles Superior Court. He was there during the incredible persecution of Dr. Richard Fine, who served eighteen months in solitary coercive confinement.
War on Whistle Blowers!
Posted on October 7, 2012 Written by
Whistleblower and activist Susan Lindauer talks to WeAreChange Connecticut on her background as a former CIA asset covering events that include 9/11, Libya, Iraq, and much more. Watch the 15-minute video interview here.
