Posted on 02 September 2010
Do we hear any Western governments speaking out against the rape, murder, beatings and starvation that is a daily threat to the Afrikaner people? Of course we don’t as to speak out against such things would be to admit that, once again, the dream of a utopian rainbow nation has fallen apart.
Tags: Afrikaans, afrikaners, beatings, famine, Germanic, helpinghandfund, rape, refugee camps, south africa, starvation
Posted on 02 September 2010
Police were accused of being ‘heavy handed’ today after four officers were dispatched to deal with a 84-year old World War Two veteran – because he was riding his bicycle on the pavement.
Tags: bicycle, pedestrianised area, police community support officers, veteran
Posted on 02 September 2010
When we swear to uphold the Constitution, it’s the whole thing, not just the parts we like. Any cop who whines about the Bill of Rights standing in the way of making arrests should have their door kicked in by masked officers in the middle of the night.
Tags: bill of rights, constitution, COPS, lethal force, photographers, public servants
Posted on 02 September 2010
Sheriff Larry Dever, whose officers patrol Cochise County along the border between Arizona and Mexico, said he finds it “amazing” that the U.S. State Department would refer the recently passed immigration law in his state to the United Nations Human Rights Council for review.
Tags: cochise county, immigration law, united nations human rights council, vermin
Posted on 26 August 2010
The jury in the Bronx synagogue bomb plot case was told Wednesday that the informant who provided the four suspects with phony bombs and missiles was paid $97,000 by the FBI.
Tags: bomb plot case, FBI, informant, prosecution witness, riverdale, synagogues, terror suspects, unexploded bombs
Posted on 23 August 2010
A national organization devoted to medieval studies is facing a backlash from some of its members over its decision to go ahead with a conference next April in Arizona, where a controversial immigration law enacted this year has drawn sharp criticism from many academics.
Tags: academics, immigration law, medieval academy, medieval studies
Posted on 18 August 2010
As many as 340,000 of the 4.3 million babies born in the U.S. in 2008 had at least one parent who was an illegal immigrant, according to a Pew Hispanic Center study of Census Bureau data.
Tags: 14th amendment, citizenship, illegal immigrants, pew hispanic center, senator lindsey graham
Posted on 03 August 2010
“What’s very troubling is the fact that at a time when we in law enforcement and our state need help from the federal government, instead of sending help they put up billboard-size signs warning our citizens to stay out of the desert in my county because of dangerous drug and human smuggling and weapons and bandits and all these other things and then, behind that, they drag us into court with the ACLU,” Babeu said.
Tags: aclu, attorney general, bandits, federal government, human smuggling, immigration, law suits, Sheriff
Posted on 26 July 2010
A TORY MP seeking to ban the burkha has been warned he faces legal action if he refuses to meet any constituent who is wearing one of the controversial full-face veils.
Tags: burkha, human rights, Liberty, UK
Posted on 26 July 2010
Britons face being spied on and pursued by foreign police officers even for the most minor offences in an European agreement the Home Office will sign up to tomorrow.
Tags: britons, european agreement, foreign police, police officers, surveillance
Posted on 25 July 2010
The truth is that the middle class in America is dying — and once it is gone it will be incredibly difficult to rebuild.
Tags: America, economy, middle class
Posted on 22 July 2010
The family of Ian Tomlinson, who died at London’s G20 protests, have accused the authorities of a “big cover-up” after a police officer escaped prosecution over his death.
Tags: assault charges, common assault, crown prosecution service, Ian Tomlinson, manslaughter, police officer, uk police
Posted on 18 July 2010
Britain will not follow France in introducing a ban on the burkha, a minister has said.
Tags: burkha, immigration minister, muslim women, veil
Posted on 18 July 2010
A U.S. Congressman has introduced a resolution that would protect citizens who videotape cops in public from getting arrested on state wiretapping charges.
Tags: maryland state, photography, video recording, washington post, wiretap law, youtube
Posted on 14 July 2010
Ethnic minorities are set to make up a fifth of the UK population in 40 years, a University of Leeds study predicts.
Tags: census, ethnic minority, population, UK
Posted on 13 July 2010
The government has launched its review into Britain’s counter-terrorism laws, in a move activists are calling a “once in a generation” opportunity to restore Britain’s civil liberties.
Tags: civil liberties, counter terrorism, investigatory powers act, section 44, terrorism act 2000, terrorism laws, terrorism legislation, uk police
Posted on 10 July 2010
People have their relatives kidnapped. They pay the ransom and then they’re delivered in a 50-gallon drum in parts. So, we’re on the border of a third-world nation that is exporting its violence on us and we need to do something to stop it
Tags: arizona border, constitutional militias, drug smuggling, human trafficking, invasion, martial law, mexican cartels, mexico, militia, violence
Posted on 09 July 2010
Americans from around the country are sending donations to Arizona in an effort to fend off a looming federal lawsuit against the state’s recently passed immigration law.
Tags: aclu, Arizona, donations, federal lawsuit, immigration, immigration law, mexican government
Posted on 07 July 2010
After taking his photos, he was tailed by local law enforcement officials to a gas station, where they demanded to look at the photos he had just taken. A private BP security goon then showed up at the scene, and an official from the Department of Homeland Security soon arrived and began to intimidate Lance.
Tags: bp, felony charges, first amendment, gulf coast, journalists, Patriot Act, photographer, police state
Posted on 05 July 2010
HIGH-powered spy microphones on street lampposts are being used by snooping council officials to listen in on private conversations.
Tags: erosion, freedom link, lampposts, listening devices, personal freedom, speech privacy