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Whistleblowers Reveal CPS Child Kidnappings in Kentucky Adoption Business

Posted on May 7, 2015 Written by

In 2006 and 2007 inves­tiga­tive reporter John Boel exposed much of the cor­rup­tion tak­ing place in the “child pro­tec­tion” sys­tem in Ken­tucky. His reports were broad­cast in the local media at that time, and includ­ed some amaz­ing inter­views with for­mer CPS whistle­blow­ers, doc­u­ment­ing the depth of the alleged cor­rup­tion with­in Ken­tucky CPS. In a report aired orig­i­nal­ly on […]

Filed Under: Family Autonomy, Police State, Property Rights

Sheriff Shoots Real Estate Agent as She Shows House, then Walks Away because “He’s the Sheriff”

Posted on May 5, 2015 Written by

Gwin­nett Coun­ty, GA — Clay­ton Coun­ty Sher­iff, Vic­tor Hill, has not been charged with a crime and was allowed to leave the scene after shoot­ing a woman in the stom­ach on Sun­day. Accord­ing to Gwin­nett Coun­ty Police Sgt. Bri­an Doan, Hill acci­den­tal­ly shot a woman at a mod­el home locat­ed at 2567 Britt Trail Drive […]

Filed Under: Police State

Breastfed Babies Kidnapped by CPS Because Parents were “Homeless” Living out of RV

Posted on May 5, 2015 Written by

  Amber is one of those free-spir­it­ed peo­ple who takes even incred­i­ble hard­ships and turns them into adven­tures, inspir­ing oth­ers in the process. When her young fam­i­ly wound up home­less, through no fault of their own, she and her hus­band Krish­na Mehta made the best of it. Their chil­dren didn’t even know that they were […]

Filed Under: Family Autonomy, Police State, Property Rights

Obama and mayors planning not only to reform but to totally replace America’s police forces

Posted on May 1, 2015 Written by

May­ors and city councils—in office large­ly cour­tesy of pub­lic apathy—are Pres­i­dent Barack Obama’s boots on the ground in the ongo­ing, care­ful­ly orches­trat­ed racial riots com­ing soon to a city near you. In their bid to res­cue Amer­i­ca from total Marx­ist eclipse, patri­ots, as it turns out, have been knock­ing on the wrong door. Repub­li­cans, who sur­ren­dered to […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, New World Order, Police State

Turning America into a Battlefield: A Blueprint for Locking Down the Nation

Posted on May 1, 2015 Written by

In the coun­cils of gov­ern­ment, we must guard against the acqui­si­tion of unwar­rant­ed influ­ence, whether sought or unsought, by the mil­i­tary indus­tri­al com­plex. The poten­tial for the dis­as­trous rise of mis­placed pow­er exists and will per­sist. We must nev­er let the weight of this com­bi­na­tion endan­ger our lib­er­ties or demo­c­ra­t­ic process­es. We should take nothing […]

Filed Under: Police State

Michigan Proposes Bill to Require Official Visits to Parents Homeschooling Their Children

Posted on May 1, 2015 Written by

The busy­bod­ies in Michi­gan have pro­posed a new bill direct­ed at chil­dren who are home­schooled, which will require two annu­al home inspec­tions and offi­cial state reg­is­tra­tion. Stephanie Chang, a Michi­gan State Rep­re­sen­ta­tive, is wor­ried that home­school par­ents will abuse their chil­dren while no one is watch­ing. Appar­ent­ly, the state wants to be the sole author­i­ty on child abuse; includ­ing indoctrination, […]

Filed Under: Education, Family Autonomy, Police State, Surveillance

Uniform Corruption through Institutional Inertia

Posted on April 29, 2015 Written by

BREAKING NEWS:   Gov­er­nor Butch Otter is expect­ed to call a spe­cial ses­sion of the leg­is­la­ture to try and pass the Ida­ho ver­sion of the UIFSA which call for state par­tic­i­pa­tion in The Hague Con­ven­tion on the Inter­na­tion­al Recov­ery of Child Sup­port and Oth­er Forms of Fam­i­ly Main­te­nance.  Ida­ho States­man There is a mal­a­dy that affects […]

Filed Under: New World Order, Police State, United Nations

New Tech to Watch: Automated Vehicle Occupancy Detection

Posted on April 28, 2015 Written by

Jour­nal­ists and trans­paren­cy activists across the coun­try have done a phe­nom­e­nal job of shin­ing light on how local law enforce­ment agen­cies use emerg­ing tech­nolo­gies to sur­veil every­day peo­ple on a mas­sive scale.  It’s often like play­ing Whac-A-Mole and Go Fish at the same time. One day, the ques­tion may be whether police are using drones. […]

Filed Under: Free Market Economics, Monetary System, Police State, Surveillance