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A major ubiquitous misapprehension by many LEO’s is their belief they can arbitrarily trespass a citizen from public property when/where the public has legitimate access to the same. In fact, a person may, indeed, be trespassed from most private property … Continue reading →

In the words of JFK, the ‘rights’ of man do not flow from the largess of government but are endowed upon us by our Creator. They are inalienable because they are inseparable from our humanity. They are ours. We are … Continue reading →

by Kathleen Lees A recent study suggests that food poisoning could be a trigger for multiple sclerosis (MS) in those who are already highly susceptible to certain diseases. According to researchers from the Weill Cornell Medical College, they found that … Continue reading →

WARNING: Graphically Violent Images Parental Discretion Advised The Obama Administration refuses to hold accountable those in the Bush Administration who publicly (no less) cozied up to torture and resorted to extraordinary rendition when they didn’t want to be seen getting … Continue reading →

by Monica Davis A new synthetic drug named  “Gravel”. is sweeping the nation. And ER doctors are scared. It’s highly addictive and makes users dangerously paranoid, to the point of suicide.  It also causes paranoia, kidney failure, and hallucinations. These synthetic … Continue reading →

The Crucible is a riveting play written by Arthur Miller about the Salem witch trials. While fictional, it is based on historical fact. Sadly, throughout history, man’s inhumanity to man has been reflected in his zeal to find scape goats, … Continue reading →

Given most Washington State judges have never met a cop they didn’t like and appear indifferent to lies under oath emanating from a uniformed officer on the stand or in their sworn written reports, legislators are considering reining in the … Continue reading →

Robert Glenn Ford (pictured), 56, was a controversial homicide investigator with the Norfolk Police Department of Norfolk, Va., who had helped arrest and convict over 180 murderers before retiring in 2007. He was known as a tough interrogator, sometimes perhaps … Continue reading →

by Carlos Miller A New Haven cop who claimed he was in fear for his life when he arrested a priest for video recording him as he bullied an Ecuadorian immigrant in a convenience store was sentenced to 30 months in … Continue reading →

Ever felt like having the last word with a particularly obtuse cop on steroids? Now you can! by Neil MacDonald Increasingly, and openly, ordinary Americans are committing a legal act that some police nonetheless regard as among the most heinous of … Continue reading →