Southern Poverty Law Center
Takes Aim
at Camp FEMA And Others... Is the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) running
damage control for the Federal government?In Popular Mechanics denial fashion, its Spring 2010 newsletter and
newest article are all but rejecting the widespread evidence about FEMA
camps and they are taking potshots at a new documentary that includes
information about FEMA...
YouTube Censorship Exposed! Camp
FEMA
It’s happened to other alternative media friends of ours, and now it’s happened to William Lewis Films. A video clip from the infamous documentary, Camp FEMA: American Lockdown, which had been up on YouTube for several years, flagged as inappropriate, has been through the Youtube “reviewing process”, and was taken down. The clip from Camp FEMA, directed by independent filmmaker William Lewis and produced by Gary Franchi, was, oddly enough, flagged for review only days after Obama was re-elected to his second term as President.
So…what was so “inappropriate,” you may ask?
Is Federal Abuse of Power Enslaving American People
In doing some other research, I stumbled upon an interesting figure. Our total Debt, as a nation, is $13-plus trillion (an overwhelming 93% of the GDP). Not only that, but below the table from which I got this info, it states, “The current Debt Limit was increased from $12.394 trillion to $14.294 trillion effective February 12, 2010.” That is an almost incomprehensible figure. FULL
STORY
Taking Back
Government, One Politician at a Time! The early demise of Pennsylvania
Democratic Senator Arlin Spector, Utah Republican Senator Bob Bennett, the
Kentucky victory of Rand Paul and the recently faced run-off of Blanche Lincoln
cannot be better news to those of us seeking “change we can believe in.”Many other incumbents are facing increasingly difficult
elections this year, as well.While
pundits and other “experts” try to explain what is happening during these
ever-increasing rounds of status quo political blows, the people are quite
pleased.The obvious question to
those in D.C. is “Can you hear us now!?!” FULL
STORY
Don’t Tread On Me!
States Explore the Tenth Amendment Protections Watching the debate on healthcare
was like having a nightmare while living in the circus.The clowns never hear those they entertain, yet they continue to
throw nasty legislation at the public.In one of the better moments from the debate, a Representative said
the legislation was totally unconstitutional, as the Federal Government
does not have the authority to force the public to purchase anything.In an online forum, one gentleman stated that the bill is
tantamount to extortion.It
is apparent that we are now down to the only peaceful recourse
available…Support local State Sovereignty bills; the only way to
overturn the healthcare nightmare, as well as all other over-reaching
federal legislation! FULL
STORY
CNN and SPLC Attempt to Demonize, Blackball Patriots
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and CNN have been busy demonizing “patriots” again. In December, CNN slammed the “patriot movement” and distorted FEMA camp evidence. The SPLC joined in the fun at the first of the year with their Spring 2010 Special Report publication. In March, the SPLC reported that patriot and militia groups are “surging in number” and also took aim at public broadcasting station KBDI for airing the documentary, Camp FEMA, during its Winter fund drive. FULL
STORY
NOW AVAILABLE
Don’t Tread On Me! Treading On Privacy, Over and Over Again
The Federal Government is stealing our civil liberties, one by one, but they are brazen about taking our Fourth Amendment rights. Our privacy is no longer our own. This actually began, in earnest, during President George W. Bush’s reign, when the Democratic House and the Republican administration acted
complicity by pushing several pieces of unconstitutional legislation through Congress. Who could have known just how much of privacy would be lost? FULL
STORY
SNEAK PEAK Into Camp
FEMA
Special Video on Matrix News Network Watch
the television broadcast now
in streaming Windows Media
Big Brother Propaganda Strikes Back At Oldest Enemy An article has been making its way around the Internet, and followers of the United States Constitution are gasping for breath at the thought of the message. According to a political Internet blog, we need to be a bit concerned with one of Obama’s advisors and what he has in store for the dissenting American population. But, are the “threats” posed by big brother elitists really “new” or are they echoes from the past whispering softly of the nightmares to come. FULL
STORY
Why Aren't Americans Fighting
Back?
A foreign friend of mine, who must remain nameless here, recently contacted me to wish me a happy New Year and to celebrate the martyrdom operation in Afghanistan that claimed the lives of eight CIA agents. "This is wonderful!" he enthused. "Eight CIA agents at once! They must have had excellent intelligence and pulled everything off perfectly."
I said I found it hard to get excited about a bunch of people getting killed, regardless of what they may have done to deserve it.
"That is the problem with you Americans," he said. "Half of you are too stupid to resist your oppressors, and the other half reject violence even when it is justified and necessary." FULL
STORY
Badlands
Radio Update An update to Camp FEMA.
Join this in-depth discussion with Camp FEMA writer/director William
Lewis and Jack Harris, host of Badlands Radio. A great interview. Click
Here to Listen
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Senate Passes Health Care Overhaul on Party-Line Vote
The Senate voted Thursday to reinvent the nation’s health care system, passing a bill to guarantee access to health insurance for tens of millions of Americans and to rein in health costs as proposed by President Obama. The 60-to-39 party-line vote, on the 25th straight day of debate on the legislation, brings Democrats a step closer to a goal they have pursued for decades. It clears the way for negotiations with the House, which passed a broadly similar bill last month by a vote of 220 to 215. FULL
STORY
Northwest Bomb Plot 'Oddities'
According to CNN, the terror suspect's father tried to warn authorities. CNN reported: The father of a man suspected in a botched terror attack aboard a Northwest Airlines flight contacted the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria recently with concerns his son was planning something, a senior U.S. administration official said Saturday. The father -- identified by a family source as Umaru Abdul Mutallab -- contacted the U.S. Embassy "a few weeks ago" saying his son, Umar Farouk
Abdulmutallab, had "become radicalized," the senior administration official, who is familiar with the case, told
CNN. FULL
STORY
Feds Attempting to Annex All Water in the U.S.
In addition to putting a gun to your head and forcing you to purchase health care, bail out the banksters and fund the murder of brown people in various international locales, this congress now wants control over our water- including your backyard Koi pond and Farmer John’s watering hole. FULL
STORY Militants Can Snoop on Most U.S. Warplanes
Tapping into drones’ video feeds was just the start. The U.S. military’s primary system for bringing overhead surveillance down to soldiers and Marines on the ground is also vulnerable to electronic interception, multiple military sources tell Danger Room. That means militants have the ability to see through the eyes of all kinds of combat aircraft — from traditional fighters and bombers to unmanned spy planes. The problem is in the process of being addressed. But for now, an enormous security breach is even larger than previously thought. FULL
STORY
H1N1 FluMist ~ the Nasal Spray that Keeps on Giving! Everyone has to be responsible for their own decisions. If you are afraid of catching the H1N1 flu this year. You may be pondering whether to get a flu shot or using the
H1N1 FluMist. The FluMist is administered into your nostrils. Before making your final decision, you may want to ask some questions and think of some consequences to taking the H1N1 FluMist nasal spray. FULL
STORY
Protesters blast police response Activists with the Thomas Merton Center and other groups today blasted the police response to a Friday night protest in Oakland following the G-20 summit, calling it a "military-style occupation" that resulted in the gassing and arrest of dozens of bystanders, including students and journalists. During a press conference at the center's Garfield headquarters, some activists threatened lawsuits against the city and placed responsibility for the confrontation with Mayor Luke Ravenstahl and top public safety officials. FULL
STORY
Obama asserts power to detain suspects without trial The Obama administration announced this week that it intends to continue the Bush administration policy of holding terrorism suspects indefinitely without charge or trial. On Wednesday, the Justice Department said that President Obama may continue to hold “terror suspects” indefinitely and without judicial review based on the congressional Authorization to Use Military Force that came in the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington—the same rationale used by Obama’s predecessor, George W. Bush. FULL
STORY
SNEAK PEAK Into Camp
FEMA on Matrix News Network Watch
the television broadcast now
in streaming Windows Media
Police embroiled in violent battles with G20 protesters
Anti-G20 protesters rampaged through the city centre of Pittsburgh tonight, smashing up shops and throwing rocks at police, as officers used tear gas and baton-charges in an attempt to bring them under control. In riots which continued through evening rush hour, about 300 protesters were reported to have remained from an initial crowd of 2,000 in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh’s Little Italy. Frustrated in their attempts to reach the venue where world leaders are meeting the crowd, many of whom wore face-masks and armed themselves with rocks, broke windows at fast-food restaurants, a BMW dealership and a bank in the area, about a mile from the fenced-off convention
centre. FULL
STORY
Census worker hanged with "Fed"
scrawled on body The FBI is investigating the hanging death of a U.S. Census worker near a Kentucky cemetery, and a law enforcement official told The Associated Press the word
"fed" was scrawled on the dead man's chest. The body of Bill
Sparkman, a 51-year-old part-time Census field worker and occasional teacher, was found Sept. 12 in a remote patch of the Daniel Boone National Forest in rural southeast Kentucky. The Census has suspended door-to-door interviews in rural Clay County, where the body was found, pending the outcome of the investigation. FULL
STORY
USA on bomb terror alert over stadiums
and hotels
America went on heightened terror alert last night as it emerged up to 12 suspects are being probed over a New York bomb plot. Anti-terror chiefs have warned police across the US that stadiums, entertainment venues and hotels could be targeted. It follows earlier alerts that transport networks could be attacked. FULL
STORY
White
House Backs Controversial Domestic Surveillance Provisions
The Obama administration is urging lawmakers to extend three provisions of the
controversial domestic surveillance law known as the USA Patriot Act. The
U.S. Justice Department issued a letter Tuesday asking Congress to renew
provisions of the law that allow authorities to conduct roving electronic
eavesdropping, or wiretaps, access business records and track so-called
"lone wolf" suspects with no known links to foreign powers or
terrorist groups. FULL
STORY
911 In Plane Site
Camp FEMA
911 Ripple Effect
Blood of Patriots
Enemy of The State
Camp FEMA Part 2
The Ron Paul Uprising
Don't Tread On Me
Washington You're Fired
Beyond Treason
One Nation, Under Siege
911 In Plane Site
Camp FEMA
911 Ripple Effect
Blood of Patriots
Enemy of The State
Camp FEMA Part 2
The Ron Paul Uprising
Don't Tread On Me
Ammo Shortage: America armed, but guns not necessarily loaded Bullet-makers are working around the clock, seven days a week, and still can't keep up with the nation's demand for ammunition. Shooting ranges, gun dealers and bullet manufacturers say they have never seen such shortages. Bullets, especially for handguns, have been scarce for months because gun enthusiasts are stocking up on ammo, in part because they fear President Barack Obama and the Democratic-controlled Congress will pass antigun legislation — even though nothing specific has been proposed and the president last month signed a law allowing people to carry loaded guns in national parks. FULL
STORY
NYC Terror Probe: Cops visit truck
rentals, raid homes As New York City transportation officials
moved to ratchet up security at major rail hubs, law enforcement sources
said Tuesday that police were conducting more visits to truck rental
companies and chemical suppliers as part of the major terrorism probe
that led to the arrest of three men over the weekend. FULL
STORY
FBI unit set for more anti-terror raids in Queens; Colorado home raided
FBI agents with bomb-sniffing dogs Wednesday raided the Colorado apartment of an Afghan national linked to Al Qaeda and a plot to attack the New York City subway system.
Simultaneously, authorities swarmed over a nearby home believed to belong to a relative of Najibullah Zazi, hauling out boxes of evidence.
And Zazi, 25, met with investigators at FBI headquarters in Denver and provided a DNA sample, a fingerprint and writing samples, his lawyer said.
"My client is not involved in any terror plot," lawyer Arthur Folsom said. "He answered every question they had." FULL
STORY
Homeland Security tells businesses to quarantine
sick workers
A new federal guide for businesses on the H1N1 flu tells employers to quarantine sick workers and have them wear surgical masks. FULL
STORY
3 New York Residences Raided in Terrorism Probe FBI agents and police raided three apartments in New York City before dawn Monday during an investigation of a man suspected of being an al-Qaida associate. The searches came after the man, who was under surveillance for possible links to the terror network, visited New York City over the weekend and left the area, Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., said after receiving a briefing on the operation from federal law enforcement officials Monday. FULL
STORY
Obama administration defends Bush
wiretapping
Lawyers from the U.S. Department of Justice and the
Electronic Frontier Foundation squared off in a San Francisco courtroom
Wednesday over a warrantless wiretapping program instituted by the Bush
administration. FULL
STORY
Warrantless wiretaps just the tip
of the (classified) iceberg How did a massive (and illegal) NSA
surveillance program come into existence after 9/11? A new government report
makes it clear that members of both parties just didn't care much about legality
in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. FULL
STORY
Officials investigate Argentina bomb threat as pilot claims Air France
Flt 447 was blown out of the sky by terrorists
Investigators are examining a bomb threat called in on a flight from Buenos Aires to Paris just days before Flight 447 disappeared over the Atlantic ocean, it has been revealed.
Aviation authorities are examining the possibility of a link between the threat to the Buenos Aires flight and the mysterious disappearance of Flight 447 with 228 people on board, a source has claimed. FULL
STORY
As if It Needed to, Virginia Bans Smiles at the DMV
Few places in Virginia are as draining to the soul and as numbing to the buttocks as the branch offices of the Department of Motor Vehicles. And yet, until recently, smiling was still permitted there. FULL
STORY
Justices Reverse a Rule On Police Questioning The Supreme Court overturned a long-standing ruling yesterday that barred police from initiating questions unless a suspect's lawyer was present, a move that will make it easier for prosecutors to interrogate suspects. FULL
STORY
Showdown in NSA Wiretap Case:
Judge Threatens Sanctions Against Justice Dept.
The Obama administration has until Friday to convince a federal judge not to levy sanctions against the government for “failing to obey the court’s orders” in a key NSA wiretapping
lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker is threatening to summarily decide the 3-year-old lawsuit in favor of the plaintiffs, and award unspecified monetary damages to two American lawyers who claim their telephone calls were illegally intercepted by the NSA under the Bush administration. FULL
STORY
US to borrow 46 cents for every dollar spent
The government will have to borrow nearly 50 cents for every dollar it spends
this year, exploding the record federal deficit past $1.8 trillion under new
White House estimates. Budget office figures released Monday would add $89
billion to the 2009 red ink — increasing it to more than four times last
year's all-time high as the government hands out billions more than expected for
people who have lost jobs and takes in less tax revenue from people and
companies making less money. FULL
STORY
DIRECTOR WILLIAM LEWIS VISITS ALEX
JONES WHILE FILMING FOR "CAMP FEMA" PART 2 of 4
Alex Jones Jumps Onboard Camp FEMA Project ST. LOUIS, MO (BSMG)
JUNE 25, 2009 – The Patriot community’s number one shock-jock Alex Jones has
officially jumped onboard the new feature film “Camp FEMA,” currently in
production from producers William Lewis and Gary Franchi.Over the course of a two-day interview, Jones shared his passionate
opinions on the New World Order takeover of America and the implementation of
death camps in U.S. cities while also speaking to the topic of legislation
enacted to keep Americans safe in a time of national emergency.“It’s all a lie,” according to Jones, with documents in hand to
prove it.Producer Franchi and
veteran anti-NWO filmmaker Lewis agree citing legislation highlighted in the
film that will shock audiences when they learn that “continuity of
government” plans do NOT include the continuity of the United States
Constitution nor any of the rights enumerated and defended by our forefathers. FULL
STORY
TOP STORIES Southern Poverty Law Center Takes Aim at Camp FEMA & Others
Is the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) running damage control for the Federal government? In Popular Mechanics denial fashion, its Spring 2010 newsletter and newest article are all but rejecting the widespread evidence about FEMA camps and they are taking potshots at a new documentary that includes information about
FEMA. FULL
STORY
Top Senate Democrat:
bankers "own" the U.S. Congress
Sen. Dick Durbin, on a local Chicago radio station this week, blurted out an obvious truth about Congress that, despite being blindingly obvious, is rarely spoken: "And the banks -- hard to believe in a time when we're facing a banking crisis that many of the banks created -- are still the most powerful lobby on Capitol Hill. And they frankly own the place." The blunt acknowledgment that the same banks that caused the financial crisis "own" the U.S. Congress -- according to one of that institution's most powerful members -- demonstrates just how extreme this institutional corruption is. FULL
STORY
Freddie Mac Official
Dead in Apparent Suicide The acting chief financial officer of
troubled mortgage giant Freddie Mac was found dead in his Fairfax County
home early this morning after apparently committing suicide, Fairfax
police said. The company, along with sister company Fannie Mae, had
made risky mortgage-related investments that were causing billions in
losses. The two firms have received nearly $60 billion in government bailout funds. FULL
STORY
Suspect
detained over 'extremist' bumper sticker 'Don't
Tread on Me' puts driver in 'watch' category in DHS report
A Louisiana driver was stopped
and detained for having a "Don't Tread on Me" bumper
sticker on his vehicle and warned by a police officer about the
"subversive" message it sent, according to the
driver's relative. The situation developed in the
small town of Ball, La., where a receptionist at the police
department told WND she knew nothing about the traffic stop,
during which the "suspect" was investigated for
"extremist" activities, the relative said. FULL
STORY
Who's Running The Fed?
The kerfuffle about current New York Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Stephen Friedman's purchase of some Goldman stock while the Fed was involved in reviewing major decisions about Goldman's future—well-covered by the Wall Street Journal here and here—raises a fundamental question about Wall Street's corruption. Just as the millions in AIG bonuses obscured the much more significant issue of the $70 billion-plus in conduit payments authorized by the N.Y. Fed to AIG's counterparties, the small issue of Friedman's stock purchase raises very serious issues about the competence and composition of the Federal Reserve of New York, which is the most powerful financial institution most Americans know nothing about. FULL
STORY
Top lawmaker wants mileage-based
tax on vehicles A House committee chairman said Tuesday
that he wants Congress to enact a mileage-based tax on cars and trucks to pay
for highway programs now rather than wait years to test the idea. FULL
STORY
Secret Bush Memos Reveal U.S.
Dictatorship Nine secret legal opinions, written by
former Office of Legal Counsel attorneys John C. Yoo and Robert J. Delahunty,
were recently released by the Justice Department. Overall, they reveal that the
Bush administration brought the United States close to executive tyranny after
the September 11th, 2001 attacks. FULL
STORY
Pelosi Now Remembers Harman Wiretap
Speaker Nancy Pelosi acknowledged today that she had indeed been briefed about a
wiretap that recorded conversations involving Representative Jane Harman,
contradicting a statement she made on Tuesday when she said she didn’t
remember being advised of such surveillance. FULL
STORY
Blood of Patriots "It
should be required viewing for every high school
history class in
America! Keep up the good fight." -Mycenay Plyler, Global Change Multi-Media
FEATURED
STORIES ARCHIVE Socialism
becoming popular among Americans As recession
continues to take toll on the US economy, 33% of Americans under 30 choose
socialism while 37% prefer capitalism, a survey suggests. Full
Story
The Forgotten Amendment
Most of us have a cursory knowledge of the U.S. Constitution and that the Bill
of Rights are the first ten amendments to the Constitution. But few know any of
the amendments other than the first (freedom of speech) and the second (gun
rights). But one amendment has been totally ignored by our political leaders.
The forgotten amendment is the tenth amendment which enumerates the rights of
states and the people. Full
Story
The Odds of Change: A Statistical Look at The Democrat’s Voting Records
According to the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, a statistic
is a “collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of
numerical data.” What is more interesting still is its etymology, from the
German word meaning “study of political facts and figures” and the Latin
“of Politics.” With that in mind, lets do a statistical study of the voting
record of those who would bring about “change” – the Democrats. Full
Story
U.S. Government Sought Customer
Book Purchasing Records from Amazon.com Recently unsealed court records shed more
light on the federal government's attempts to secure the online book purchase
records of 24,000 Amazon.com customers. Full
Story
Military Commissions Act Signing Away Habeas Corpus In
the final hours before adjourning in 2006, Congress passed and the president
signed the Military Commissions Act (MCA). In doing so, they cast aside the
Constitution and the principle of habeas corpus, which protects against unlawful
and indefinite imprisonment. They also gave the president absolute power to
designate enemy combatants, and to set his own definitions for torture. Full
Story
DU:
What Happened to the Test Tube Paradigm? by
Dennis Kyne When I was in
eighth grade science class, Mr. Wadley, who reminded us more of an ice
cream truck driver than a teacher, taught the pupils one thing with an
incredible amount of emphasis: If the test tube paradigm does not
reflect the real world paradigm, then there is absolutely no reason to
ever do scientific experiments. Wadley further explained that if you
monitor the results of a laboratory experiment and allow this
information to be a basis for your intelligence in real world
applications, you should see results that are nearly identical. Full
Story
Leuren
Moret: A Conversation with the DU Expert Recently, I
met with scientist Leuren Moret in her Northern California home. As an
international expert on depleted uranium (DU), Moret works tirelessly to educate
the public about the dangers of DU weaponry for both soldiers and civilians
alike. Her biography includes a five-year stint at the Lawrence Berkeley nuclear
weapons lab and two years at the Livermore nuclear weapons lab. Moret, a former
Environmental Commissioner for the City of Berkeley, contributed to an expert
report on depleted uranium for the United Nations regarding the illegality of DU
munitions. The groundbreaking documentary film, Beyond Treason, features Moret
in a bone chilling interview, calmly discussing what she believes is the
foremost challenge of our times: the use of depleted uranium weapons and its
consequences for every citizen around the globe. This is Part One of my
interview. Full
Interview
Don't Tread On Me
Camp FEMA
Layoffs, Pink Slips, and A Plan to Take Back Washington The release of the new politically
charged documentary, Washington, You’re Fired, is generating the proverbial
“fire under the butt” syndrome for all who watch it. This “clarion call to
arms,” as the film has been referred to, is stirring the ire of not only the
voting population, but the young, as well. The youths of our nation seem to
understand just what is at stake, for it is their generation that will be handed
the torch of liberty and expected to keep that flame burning constantly and
brightly. Full
Op Ed Story
Democrat's
New Spy Bill
Lulling Americans Into A False Sense of Security? by William Lewis | Editor, TakeBackWashington.com
The war on terror and the war on freedom are nonpartisan
issues.Both Democrats and
Republicans alike have consistently voted for legislation that, through the
illusion of protecting our families and our homeland, have actually removed
critical components of the U.S. Constitution.
Will the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 (HR 3773)
be any different? Full
Op-Ed
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