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American Drug War - The Last White Hope

AMERICAN DRUG WAR shows how money, power and greed have corrupted not just drug pushers and dope fiends, but an entire government. 35 years after Nixon started the war on drugs, we have over one million non-violent drug offenders living behind bars. The War on Drugs has become the longest and most costly war in American history, the question has become, how much more can the country endure? Inspired by the death of four family members from "legal drugs" Texas filmmaker Kevin Booth sets out to discover why the Drug War has become such a big failure.

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Dallas Morning News | The event, organized by the Dallas Peace Center, focused on opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the government's use of torture to interrogate suspected terrorists.

"We're not at the White House because it takes a ton of money to get there, and there's a depression caused by the guy who lives down that street," said Sheehan, whose group arrived at the mouth of the street leading to the Bushes' home about 6 p.m.

"We can't move forward until those criminals are in prison," she said in a brief speech to the protesters in front of John J. Pershing Elementary School.

"There are still two wars raging. I'll never be able to get over the death of my son."

Fox 7 | A 72-year-old woman is pulled over for speeding, then tasered and sent to jail. Kathryn Winkfein says she drives to Austin about twice a month to do her shopping. But on a Monday afternoon, a Travis County Constable deputy pulled her over, on her way back to Granite Schoals.

“Due to being a construction zone, and workers being present,” Pct. 3 Constable Richard McCain said, “it was 45, she was doing 60.”

Winkfein admits she was speeding in the dangerous strip of Highway 71 and Bee Creek.

“He explained to her,” Constable McCain said, “sign the ticket stub, it’s not an admission of guilt. It’s a promise to appear in court. She didn’t want to. She said take me to jail.”

That’s when the officer says Winkfein exited her vehicle and didn’t cooperate.

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Explore hundreds of photos of the elite in politics, banking, religion, and entertainment, as Texe Marrs and Freeman illustrate their vast knowledge on the subjects of Freemasonry, goddess worship, and occultism. Witness a ritual of witch-craft being performed in the full public view. Recognize that your world is being manipulated by occultists.

Raw Story | Another day, another [what would appear to the naked eye as vicious and brutal] videotaped police [overre-] action condoned or excused.

"A New York policeman who was caught on video apparently body slamming a woman to a tile floor has been acquitted of civil rights violations," the Associated Press reports. "Jurors in federal court in White Plains found 39-year-old Yonkers Police Officer Wayne Simoes (SIM'-oze) not guilty Wednesday afternoon."

The AP adds, "The video, from a restaurant surveillance camera, seemed to show the officer lifting 44-year-old Irma Marquez by her waist and throwing her face-first to the floor. She was knocked unconscious and her jaw was broken."

The forewoman of the jury, Jhonna Van Dunk, told an upstate New York newspaper, "We watched the video and we watched the frame-by-frame and we could not determine that he intended to hurt her."

In June of 2008, Simoes' lawyer told the press that the video doesn't tell the full story.

"What the video doesn't show is the operation of Wayne Simoes' mind at the time of the incident," Andrew Quinn said. "That's what's going to be a critical issue in this case is whether or not his intent when he was subduing Ms. Marquez was to violate her Constitutional rights or cause any type of injury."

LoHud.com reported last week,

A Yonkers police officer said yesterday that his colleague Wayne Simoes used excessive force when he threw Irma Marquez to the floor of La Fonda Restaurant on March 3, 2007, breaking her jaw and bruising her face.

Officer John Liberatore was the first witness called to the stand yesterday as Simoes' federal criminal trial began in U.S. District Court in White Plains.

Liberatore said he saw Simoes grab Marquez around the waist, lift her into the air and throw her to the ground. Afterward, Liberatore said he went to his partner Officer Todd Mendelson and asked him, "What the ... just happened?"

Since, as LoHud.com reported, "the jury of eight men and four women deliberated for a little more than five hours yesterday in U.S. District Court in White Plains," it's assumed that Ms. Van Dunk and her fellow jurors were able to beat the rush hour traffic home Wednesday night.

A PDF of Marquez's $11,300,000.00 lawsuit can be accessed at this link.

This video is from WKRG, broadcast June 30, 2008.

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By studying da Vinci, Plato, Aristotle and Pythangoras, Dr. Horowitz has tapped into the core creative sounds of nature, or the “Master Matrix.” This is called the “ Kingdom of Heaven ” in the religious world. This instruction is priceless as a self-help spiritual-development guide, providing wisdom to optimize success in life, fulfill personal and career goals, and fully engage “grand unification” and Divine direction.

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Guardian | Dramatic footage obtained by the Guardian shows that the man who died at last week's G20 protests in London was attacked from behind and thrown to the ground by a baton–wielding police officer in riot gear.

Moments after the assault on Ian Tomlinson was captured on video, he suffered a heart attack and died.

The Guardian has handed a dossier of evidence to the police complaints watchdog.

It sheds new light on the events surrounding the death of the 47-year-old newspaper seller, who had been on his way home from work when he was confronted by lines of riot police near the Bank of England.

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Infowars | Alex Jones interviews Randy Kelton in studio and discusses "Rule Of Law." Randy Kelton: A radio talk show host and founder of jurisimprudence.com and ruleoflawradio.com, discusses with Alex how the same legal system can be used against the corrupt cops, district, city, county attorneys, and judges, that they use on us. Quoting from his Juris-Imprudence website he says: "No official has any immunity from criminal prosecution. The power to take back control of the legal system lies in that simple realization. The real check to abuse of power has always been in the hands of the people, yours and mine.

This site is a demonstration of the power of the singular individual empowered with the realization she/he is sovereign." A very interesting interview, in that I want as many people as possible to see it, he talks about methods he's used to get people freed from wrongful imprisonment and charges dropped by simple procedures that any sovereign person can go about doing. Many police officers, jail guards, prosecutors, and judges do not follow correct procedure during arrest, detainment, and court proceedings, which can then be used to the defendants advantage. This enables them to have the charges dropped, and/or be freed from detainment. Listen to the way Randy explains these methods by telling of his experiences and how he has helped others who have been wrongfully arrested and detained.

Google Video | An ABC News documentary about MK-ULTRA and other related mind control experiments. Interviews with victims, and the doctors involved. Exposes the hippie New Age movement of the psychedelic 60's as a psychological warfare campaign to neutralize radical dissent through chemical warfare and propaganda.

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Wise provides a non-confrontational explanation of white privilege and the damage it does not only to people of color but to white people as well.