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Comment by Central Scrutinizer on January 16, 2013 at 5:44am

High school to use breathalyzers on students before dances

Comment by truth on January 14, 2013 at 11:27pm

Government Unable to Define ‘Homeland Security’

What is “homeland security?” The federal bureaucracy doesn’t know, and that’s problematic for a government that has been fighting the ill-defined “war on terror” following 9/11, according to a new report from the Congressional Research Service.

In short, “homeland security” is whatever the government says it is.

Thirty federal entities — among them agriculture, education, labor, treasury and social security — are receiving “homeland security” funding. The actual Department of Homeland Security, created in the aftermath of 9/11, receives 52 percent of the “homeland security” money pie, according to the Tuesday report.

Comment by MAC on January 14, 2013 at 6:54am

Masonic secrecy, cover ups, a murderous outrage used to justify totalitarian legislation. Was Dunblane other inside job?



The direct result of the Dunblane massacre was the removal of handguns from ordinary law abiding citizens. All parties in parliament tried to out do each other in demonizing an inanimate object, the handgun, until in 1997 handguns were banned. To this day the Dunblane families are chasing innocent gun owners and the firearms industry who had nothing to do with Dublane. Ten years on, crime involving supposedly banned handguns has quadrupled, yet the decent and law abiding are denied them. 

The Dunblane case mirrors that of the Oklahoma City Bombing, a perceived 'inside job' by the CIA, in two respects. Suspicion of government complicity and it's use as justification for subsequent totalitarian legislation.

The Oklahoma City bombing did what the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993 didn't quite achieve, it allowed the rushing through of "The Omnibus Counterterrorism Act of 1995", which eviscerated the American Constitution and the Bill of Rights to an extraordinary extent. This legislation, rushed through Congress after the Oklahoma City bombing, grants the president arbitrary power to declare individuals 'terrorists,' authorizes the use of secret evidence, and reverses the presumption of innocence for suspects. The ADLbacked the Omnibus Counterterrorism Act .

Dunblane / illuminati links:
WHO ARE THEY TRYING TO PROTECT? 25 May 2004
http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/boar...pic.php?t=5063
THE inquiry into the Dunblane massacre was a massive cover-up, a top Scots Freemason has sensationally claimed. Former Grand Master Lord Burton says that Lord Cullen's official probe suppressed crucial information to protect high-profile legal figures.

Comment by MAC on January 14, 2013 at 6:53am

Police, killer in child sex ring
http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/boar...pic.php?t=5063
"I believe that Hamilton was a major provider of pornographic photographs and videos to a ring of men prominent in Central Scotland, including police officers who protected him from numerous allegations of physical abuse at boys' camps and clubs he ran. They protected themselves after the massacre which conveniently ended in his suicide."

Question on Masonic links left Dunblane inquiry chief stunned
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?...&id=2039762005
Documents relating to the school massacre, released after a 100-year secrecy rule was lifted, show how police investigated claims of a Masonic conspiracy.

Who does the 100-year ban protect?
http://news.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?...3&id=176062003
LORD CULLEN has made the decision to keep one of the most significant aspects of his inquiry into the Dunblane massacre away from public view for 100 years.

The Evilest Crime - full info on the Dunblane cover up:
http://dunblane.50megs.com/booklet.htm

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on January 8, 2013 at 11:36am

UPDATE: City to start fining family $500 per day for growing garden in yard

Comment by Nathan on December 24, 2012 at 1:03pm

Just Freeze! EPA says burning wood is bad, but so is natural gas, c...

So, you’re living in Fairbanks, Alaska, and it’s 45 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit. The high today will be -39 degrees below zero. The weather services all project lots more double-digit minus numbers in the coming days and weeks, with dips into the minus 50s and 60s. Heating oil prices are killing your family budget, so you crank up the wood stove and start burning some of the firewood you collected last summer. Uh-oh! Now you’re in trouble!

Yes, you’re merely trying to survive economically — along with trying to keep the wife, kids, and grandma from freezing to death. Of course, that's not a mere theoretical possibility in these temps — but federal EPA bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., have determined that fine particulate matter (soot) in your wood smoke is verboten.

Lying low in the Tanana Valley, Fairbanks regularly experiences temperature inversions that trap smoky air over the area. That means people with respiratory problems can have more irritation from increased soot content. The federal Environmental Protection Agency’s revised fine particulate matter regulations (PM2.5) have cut the annual level of allowable fine particulates from 15 micrograms per cubic meter of air to 12 micrograms.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough, a county area roughly the size of New Jersey with under 100,000 population, has been under the EPA gun since the agency ratcheted down its soot standards in 2008. Along with 14 other cities and 53 other counties that were not then on the EPA’s “non-attainment area” list, the Fairbanks North Star Borough is under orders to clean up its air or face fines and a “compliance plan” imposed by EPA. In efforts to meet the federal mandate, borough politicians attempted to regulate wood burning. That got citizens heated up.

"Everybody wants clean air," state Rep. Tammie Wilson told the Associated Press. "We just have to make sure that we can also heat our homes." Rep. Wilson sponsored a citizen initiative passed in October that bans the borough regulation of home heating devices. The borough, she said, has no business stepping in with restrictions when no one knows if they will work. "We're still waiting here for a model, a model that shows us that if we do A, B and C, we can then get into attainment," she said. "We have not seen anything from the borough, from the state or from the EPA showing us that that is even possible with the technology that is available to us."

The citizens have spoken; they have told the local, state, and federal officials that they would rather not freeze to death to satisfy federal bureaucrats who are in a fretting frenzy over theoretical deaths from soot. The citizens are on firm ground, as it turns out; the “science” the EPA has based its PM2.5 standards on is shoddy at best. Like the “science” cited by alarmists who are all in a twist over global warming, the studies providing the basis for PM2.5 are based on computer models and hidden data, not actual measurements and peer-reviewed analysis.

Comment by truth on December 9, 2012 at 10:52am

12-year-old US student arrested for 'accidentally' taking nude phot...

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A 12-year-old student was detained by police after accidentally taking a photo of a half-naked classmate in a locker room. Though she immediately deleted the picture, she was reportedly arrested and handcuffed by the police the next day.

The unidentified student said on Thursday that she wanted to photograph herself with a friend using one of her iPhone’s two cameras, but accidentally selected the wrong lens, according to an ABC report. The result, she claimed, was an unintentionally racy picture of another young girl.

Comment by truth on December 8, 2012 at 9:36am

In video, Collinsville cop says he put drugs on random vehicles to ...

COLLINSVILLE • A video of a Collinsville police officer answering questions about drug-dog training is raising questions of whether his tactics amount to evidence tampering and possibly set up innocent motorists for unfair roadside searches later.

Officer Michael Reichert explains in a recording posted online that officers sometimes planted or smeared illicit drugs on vehicles parked overnight at businesses or motels, to test the dogs’ abilities.

Comment by truth on December 6, 2012 at 2:59pm

Another kid commits suicide in the back of a cop car while handcuffed

Comment by guest_blog on December 4, 2012 at 12:42pm

Deputy Police Chief Calls For “Permanent” DWI Checkpoints In Texas http://www.infowars.com/deputy-police-chief-calls-for-permanent-dwi...

A deputy police chief in South Texas wants to set up “permanent” DWI checkpoints in order to “save lives,” raising the possibility that Texans could be forced to show their papers, submit to breathalyzer tests, or even be mandated to have blood drawn whenever they drive down the street.

“San Antonio police Deputy Chief Anthony Trevino appeared Monday in Austin before the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee,” reports KHOU.

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