Saturday, March 12, 2011

Janet Napolitano (The Cunt) Has Man Arrested For Linking to Other Websites

Is there anyone in the USA more fascist than Janet Napolitano?

Group Challenges Arrest of Man for 'Linking to Other Websites'

The Obama administration's aggressive crackdown on websites accused of child pornography crimes, copyright infringement or selling counterfeit goods is being challenged by an online activist group that says federal authorities "overreached" by arresting someone for "nothing more than linking to other websites."

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested Bryan McCarthy, 32, earlier this month and charged him with one count of copyright infringement...

Does anyone else out there think it odd that DHS would be involved in such matters?

Thursday, March 3, 2011

The Obama Administration is Actively Destabilizing Mexico

Mexico's drug violence is intentionally being fueled by the Obama administration. Why does the U.S. Government seek to destabilize Mexico?


Documents show the inevitable result: The guns that ATF let go began showing up at crime scenes in Mexico. And as ATF stood by watching thousands of weapons hit the streets... the Fast and Furious group supervisor noted the escalating Mexican violence.

One e-mail noted, "958 killed in March 2010 ... most violent month since 2005." The same e-mail notes: "Our subjects purchased 359 firearms during March alone," including "numerous Barrett .50 caliber rifles."

Dodson feels that ATF was partly to blame for the escalating violence in Mexico and on the border. "I even asked them if they could see the correlation between the two," he said. "The more our guys buy, the more violence we're having down there."

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Report: Army targeted senators with psyops

There is little difference between using psyops on elected officials and using arms to overthrow the government. Lt. Gen. William Caldwell should be charged with treason and dealt with accordingly.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41753749/ns/world_news-south_and_central_asia/