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STU PITT MORAN 2020
Vote Stu Pitt NOT Stupid
Saturday, June 22, 2013
These Are Supposedly The Words That Make The NSA Think You’re A Terrorist | Business Insider Australia
These Are Supposedly The Words That Make The NSA Think You’re A Terrorist | Business Insider Australia
The words "WANK" and "Police" are on this list. Need I say more?
What a bunch of assholes!
Is the word "Assholes" on the list to. LOL
The words "WANK" and "Police" are on this list. Need I say more?
What a bunch of assholes!
Is the word "Assholes" on the list to. LOL
Jim Carrey’s Career Kicked in the Shins as 'Dumb & Dumber To' Fumbles | Movie Talk - Yahoo! Movies
Jim Carrey’s Career Kicked in the Shins as 'Dumb & Dumber To' Fumbles | Movie Talk - Yahoo! Movies
Think before you act. You can't expect people to buy your product after you insult them.
Think before you act. You can't expect people to buy your product after you insult them.
Friday, June 21, 2013
CANADA: Wearing a Mask at a Deliberately Vague “Riot” is Now Punishable by 10 Years in Prison | Political Blind Spot
CANADA: Wearing a Mask at a Deliberately Vague “Riot” is Now Punishable by 10 Years in Prison | Political Blind Spot
Does this include cops and other government parasites in Canada?
Does this include cops and other government parasites in Canada?
George Takei: Why We Must Remember Rohwer
George Takei: Why We Must Remember Rohwer
As I write this, once again the national dialogue turns to defining our enemies, the impulse to smear whole communities or people with the actions of others still too familiar and raw. Places like the museum and Rohwer camp exist to remind us of the dangers and fallibility of our democracy, which is only as strong as the adherence to our constitutional principles renders it. People like myself and those veterans lived through that failure, and we understand how quickly cherished liberties and freedom may slip away or disappear utterly.
As I write this, once again the national dialogue turns to defining our enemies, the impulse to smear whole communities or people with the actions of others still too familiar and raw. Places like the museum and Rohwer camp exist to remind us of the dangers and fallibility of our democracy, which is only as strong as the adherence to our constitutional principles renders it. People like myself and those veterans lived through that failure, and we understand how quickly cherished liberties and freedom may slip away or disappear utterly.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
The Strangest Real-Life Graves in the World
The Strangest Real-Life Graves in the World
Baby Trees
In the Tana Toraja land on an island in Indonesia the youngest deaths in the local community are placed in a special burial tree. The "baby trees" are the final resting places for infants. If the child dies before it has started teething, the mother will wrap a baby in a cloth and make a hole in the tree. The baby is placed in the tree, and then sealed off. As the tree heals it's believed that the baby is absorbed by the tree. It's actually quite beautiful.
Baby Trees
In the Tana Toraja land on an island in Indonesia the youngest deaths in the local community are placed in a special burial tree. The "baby trees" are the final resting places for infants. If the child dies before it has started teething, the mother will wrap a baby in a cloth and make a hole in the tree. The baby is placed in the tree, and then sealed off. As the tree heals it's believed that the baby is absorbed by the tree. It's actually quite beautiful.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Rand Paul: Marijuana users lose IQ points and lack motivation | News THC Finder
Rand Paul: Marijuana users lose IQ points and lack motivation | News THC Finder
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) said Monday he did not support the legalization of marijuana, though he did support some form of decriminalization.
“What I think is that if your kid or one of his friends goes out and gets caught with marijuana, sticking them in prison is a big mistake,” he told Peter Robinson of the Hoover Institution. “So I don’t really believe in prison sentences for these minor non-violent drug offenses, but I’m not willing to go all the way to say it is a good idea either. I think people who use marijuana all the time lose IQ points, I think they lose their drive to show up for work.”
Paul, however, added that he believed individual states should be allowed to decide whether they wanted to legalize marijuana or not.
City moves Toronto man’s car to no parking zone, then tows and tickets him almost $1,000 | Metro
City moves Toronto man’s car to no parking zone, then tows and tickets him almost $1,000 | Metro
When Adam Halim returned from his honeymoon, his car was gone. It took him hours of phone conversations and lots of sleuthing to figure out what happened and why he had to pay the city nearly $1,000.
The answer, to his surprise, had to do with overgrown trees and three parking violations he had nothing to do with.
On April 26, Halim came home to discover his company car wasn’t parked where he left it outside his house on Dovercourt Road.
He called the police’s parking enforcement unit, which told him his car was impounded and in a lot.
It didn’t add up. He had a valid street-parking permit and could swear he left his Chevrolet Impala near home. Then another surprise at the impound lot — a bill for $734.50 and three $40 parking tickets.
He paid the bill and drove home. But he needed to figure out what happened.
All three parking tickets showed he parked in a no-parking zone in front of 55 Lisgar St. But how did it end up there?
He called parking enforcement again and pleaded with an officer to look deeper.
It turns out the city was cutting trees and needed to move Halim’s car, according to an email to Halim from parking enforcement. Parking enforcement explained that it had moved the vehicle one street over, but dropped it in a no-parking zone.
Then three tickets stuffed under the wipers over five days were followed by a trip to the impound lot.
On May 10, Halim received a final email, a mea culpa, from parking enforcement, promising reimbursement for the towing and storage cost and cancellation of the tickets.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Protesters Tell Senator Feinstein: “Whistleblowing is Not Treason” | Political Blind Spot
Protesters Tell Senator Feinstein: “Whistleblowing is Not Treason” | Political Blind Spot
Breaking your oath to the Constitution is treason
Breaking your oath to the Constitution is treason
Seeds of Doom Part1 - Video Dailymotion
Seeds of Doom Part1 - Video Dailymotion
With Tom Baker as The Doctor
With Tom Baker as The Doctor
Monday, June 17, 2013
Copperhead: Words That Got a U.S. Congressman Deported by Thomas DiLorenzo
Copperhead: Words That Got a U.S. Congressman Deported by Thomas DiLorenzo
Congressman Clement L. Vallandigham (D-Ohio) was the original American "whistleblower." Serving as a member of Congress from Dayton, Ohio during the War to Prevent Southern Independence, his criticisms of the Lincoln regime earned him the reputation as the leader of the Democratic opposition. The Republican Party smeared him (and all other opponents as a "copperhead" (a.k.a. snake in the grass). On May 5, 1863, sixty-seven heavily-armed soldiers broke into his home in the middle of the night and dragged him off to a military prison. This was done without any due process, as Lincoln had long ago illegally suspended the writ of Habeas Corpus. He was said to be guilty of "discouraging enlistments" in the army with his criticisms of the Lincoln regime. A military order issued in the state of Ohio declared all such speech to be illegal, and military officers were to have dictatorial powers in deciding what kind of speech would be permitted there. All of this was of course done at the direction of Abraham Lincoln.
Congressman Clement L. Vallandigham (D-Ohio) was the original American "whistleblower." Serving as a member of Congress from Dayton, Ohio during the War to Prevent Southern Independence, his criticisms of the Lincoln regime earned him the reputation as the leader of the Democratic opposition. The Republican Party smeared him (and all other opponents as a "copperhead" (a.k.a. snake in the grass). On May 5, 1863, sixty-seven heavily-armed soldiers broke into his home in the middle of the night and dragged him off to a military prison. This was done without any due process, as Lincoln had long ago illegally suspended the writ of Habeas Corpus. He was said to be guilty of "discouraging enlistments" in the army with his criticisms of the Lincoln regime. A military order issued in the state of Ohio declared all such speech to be illegal, and military officers were to have dictatorial powers in deciding what kind of speech would be permitted there. All of this was of course done at the direction of Abraham Lincoln.
NSA Spying Violated The Constitution - Business Insider
NSA Spying Violated The Constitution - Business Insider
It's becoming increasingly difficult to give the government the benefit of the doubt in regards to dragnet domestic surveillance.
It's becoming increasingly difficult to give the government the benefit of the doubt in regards to dragnet domestic surveillance.
Even before Glenn Greenwald published a top secret court ordercompelling Verizon to give the NSA information on all telephone calls in its systems andinterviewed NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, there were credible reports that the NSA was intercepting U.S. communications.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
NJ Supreme Court Rules State Can Seek Custody Of Child Without Evidence Of Abuse « CBS Philly
NJ Supreme Court Rules State Can Seek Custody Of Child Without Evidence Of Abuse « CBS Philly
More proof that we are property of the state and not free people.
More proof that we are property of the state and not free people.
Poll: More Americans See Snowden as 'Patriot' Than 'Traitor'
Poll: More Americans See Snowden as 'Patriot' Than 'Traitor'
He is a hero. Exposing tyranny is the most heroic thing a person can do.
He is a hero. Exposing tyranny is the most heroic thing a person can do.
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