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The 5 largest banks in the US are conspiring to not have to pay on the Credit Default Swaps they wrote, by using a shadowy organization called the "International Derivatives and Swaps Association". The problem for these bankers is that if they do, they will be insolvent and will make the 2008 economic crisis look like a warmup. They know that they will be blamed for the collapse and are desperate in their attempts to keep it from happening.

This article explores how the bankers will call on their hired politicians, police enforcers, and militaries to distract the public from their crimes.

Heading to a TEA party on the 4th,cop pulled up behind me and eventually pulled over a guy in a truck that was next to me. Just as easily could have been me. Celebrating freedom and independence in a place where you can be stopped in your travel without a damaged party.

Mexicans in Guerrero provide for their own security in response to the government's failure to protect them from violence in the drug war. Although forced by the state's gang to use inadequate and outdated weapons, these groups have had real effect in reducing gang violence and extortion in their communities.

Americans' sense that the federal government poses an immediate threat to individuals' rights and freedoms is also at a new high, 49%.

Several long-term Gallup trends at or near historical lows.

Where are these people? Almost all whom I speak to about this are mildly negative on .gov, but not at all willing to try something "radical" like freedom / Ron Paul / Gary Johnson / free market / voluntarist solutions. "too dangerous" Ha.

"Kelvin" in Colorado

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"The US government’s policy of leaving the Internet alone is over, according to Obama’s top official at the Department of Commerce."

Admitted thieves are going free, while an elderly Wheat Ridge man is facing the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars

A debate over how freely the U.S. government can eavesdrop on international communications reaches a climax on Monday in the country's highest court.
At issue is a law passed by Congress in 2008 allowing the government to monitor the overseas communications of individuals without obtaining a warrant for each target.

The alleged Iranian plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to Washington using a member of a Mexican drug cartel, was discovered thanks to a DEA informant who infiltrated the cartel of the Zetas.