Repealing a Law Against Unwed Motherhood

"Holy crap, we have good news for once! What is the world coming to? From :The city council in this St. Louis suburb has revised an ordinance that prohibited some unmarried couples from obtaining housing permits, a measure that drew scrutiny and debate nationwide.The...

Taking the Offensive in a War on Moms

"So far, I've written five posts about the plight of Olivia Shelltrack and Fondray Loving. They live in the community of Black Jack, MO , but that community doesn't want them to. Why? They aren't married. As far as the civil leaders of that enlightened community are...

Pentagon Holds Bargain Bin Sale! Come One, Come All!

" Further exposing how closely aligned "protection" is with "racket" by the Republican ruling mob ("Surrender your Constitutional rights and we'll keep you safe!"), we get this unbelievable report from AP: "Undercover government investigators purchased sensitive surplus...

Navajo council addresses racial tensions

Relations have been strained since Farmington Police Officer Shawn Scott shot and killed Clint John, 21, of Kirtland on June 10 at a Wal-Mart parking lot. The officer had responded to a report that John was beating his girlfriend.

Independence Day: The American way

George Bush might celebrate Independence Day like most Americans, with a back yard barbeque and fireworks, but he is working diligently to erase the borders that once secured America as a free independent nation.

Activist kicks off voter drive

"politicians will not count how many of us are in the streets, but they will count how many vote"  <---  Legal point:  Does any nationality have the right to vote in U.S. elections, providing they pay U.S. taxes?

Forty-Two years ago today.

" On June 21st, 1964 civil rights workers Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner disappeared in Mississippi. Here is a strange story about how their bodies were found."

Banana Republic

Voting machines in the USA can not perform recounts. Voting machines in Venezuela can perform recounts.

DOJ: NSA Could've Monitored Lawyers' Calls

"AP - The National Security Agency could have legally monitored ordinarily confidential communications between doctors and patients or attorneys and their clients, the Justice Department said Friday of its controversial warrantless surveillance program."