Mon, Feb 6 2012 By Patrick Temple-West – WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Anti-government extremists opposed to taxes and regulations pose a growing threat to local law enforcement officers in the United States, the FBI warned on Monday. These extremists, sometimes known as “sovereign citizens,” believe they can live outside any type of government authority, FBI agents [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Government’
FBI warns of threat from anti-government extremists
Posted: 10th February 2012 by BAM in Government, TaxationTags: Conditioning, Constitution, FBI, Government, Gun Control, Liberty, police state, Taxation
The March Towards Socialism
Posted: 10th August 2011 by BAM in Education, Freedom, Government, LegislationTags: Economics, Freedom, Government, media, Obama, tyranny
*Originally posted – Feb.4th/2009 @www.AmericansForTheConstitution.com It is amazing to me how out of touch our government is with the economy and it’s tax paying citizens. As we tax payers go about our lives working hard to support our families – our government is scheming ways to further take over our lives and take away our [...]
Iran still fails to cooperate to prove nuclear programme purely peaceful, UN warns
Posted: 7th March 2011 by BAM in Freedom, Government, Legislation, ScienceTags: Government, United Nations
7 March 2011 Iran is still not providing the cooperation needed to conclude that its nuclear programme is purely for peaceful activities, the head of the United Nations atomic watchdog agency warned today. “Full implementation by Iran of its binding obligations is needed to establish international confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear [...]
Mubarak Toppled by CIA Because He Opposed US Plans for War with Iran
Posted: 7th March 2011 by BAM in Economics, Freedom, Government, TerrorismTags: Fascism, Freedom, Government, media
Webster G. Tarpley, Ph.D. TARPLEY.net February 18, 2011 Washington DC, Feb. 18, 2011 — There never was an “Egyptian revolution,” but rather a behind-the-scenes military putsch by a junta of CIA puppet generals who evidently could not succeed in their goal of ousting Hosni Mubarak without the help of a heavy-duty ultimatum from Washington in [...]
Government Argues ‘Liberty’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Physical liberty’
Posted: 14th February 2011 by BAM in Freedom, Government, LegislationTags: Constitution, Freedom, Government, Liberty
POLICE STATE, USA WorldNetDaily Exclusive Pleading defends authorities’ decision to jail defendant for 12 hours in violation of the law Posted: February 12, 2011 10:50 pm Eastern By Bob Unruh WorldNetDaily Judges who decided the case include Herschel Franks, center-front; Charles Susano (right-front); and S. Michael Swiney (2nd from right in back) Attorneys for Bradley [...]
CRTC Proposes Easing Ban on Broadcasting False or Misleading News
Posted: 13th February 2011 by BAM in media, TechnologyTags: Government, media, scientific dictatorship
Ottawa— The Canadian Press Published Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011 3:27PM EST The Globe and Mail The CRTC is proposing a regulatory change that would give Canadian TV and radio stations more leeway to broadcast false or misleading news. Current regulations contain a blanket prohibition on broadcasting “any false or misleading news.” The Canadian Radio-Television Telecommunications [...]
NM Rothschild pitches motorway privatisation plan
Posted: 13th February 2011 by BAM in Fascism, TaxationTags: Government, Taxation
From The Sunday Times August 30, 2009 NM Rothschild pitches motorway privatisation plan Robert Watts and Dominic O’Connell A radical plan to raise £100 billion by privatising the motorway network has been presented to the three main political parties by NM Rothschild, the influential investment bank. Rothschild, an architect of several privatisations, made its pitch [...]
RED CHINA: The Road to Collectivism
Posted: 22nd November 2010 by BAM in Freedom, Government, TaxationTags: Government, Taxation
*Monday, Jan. 25, 1954* “A step forward is necessary,” said Peking’s People’s Daily, “. . . to combat this spontaneous capitalist trend of the peasants.” Peking has long complained that China’s peasants are slow to hate their “class enemies,” i.e., the surviving landlords who still own an acre or more. Judging by the reports of [...]
The Fallacy That Government Creates Jobs
Posted: 5th November 2010 by BAM in Government, TaxationTags: Economics, Government, Taxation
President-elect Obama has announced that he wants a big “stimulus” package to create 2.5 million jobs by 2011. Many of the details are unclear, including how much new government spending he will propose and how he is measuring job creation. Press reports suggest the incoming administration is looking at $400 billion-$500 billion over the next [...]
The Voting Fraud
Posted: 2nd November 2010 by BAM in *BAM*, Education, Freedom, Government, mediaTags: Freedom, Government, media, Propaganda
The 2010 Senatorial elections have come to a close. Voters are celebrating picking the winning contestant, or cursing them because they liked the other team’s entry. All the Social network hubs are alive with people talking about how they did a great thing bringing about change and are looking forward to the future. It’s really [...]
Promises, Promises..
Posted: 19th October 2010 by BAM in Freedom, Government, TaxationTags: administrative power, Constitution, Freedom, Government, Legislation, Liberty, tyranny
by Laurence M. Vance How hard is it to position yourself to the right of Barack Obama, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi? This is all the House Republicans did recently when they released their “Pledge to America” at a Virginia hardware store on September 23. Mimicking their 1994 “Contract with America,” this new Republican proposal [...]
Congress vs. America: How Congress Raises Its Own Pay
Posted: 8th September 2010 by BAM in GovernmentTags: administrative power, Government, tyranny
(Archived document, may contain errors) 744 December 14,1989 CONGRESS VS. AMERICA: HOW CONGRESS RAISES ITS OWN PAY Only ten months after an avalanche of public opposition blocked its fifty percent pay raise plan, Congress successfully engineered a sizeable pay hike for itself in the waning moments of the 1989 congressional session. It was a bipartisan, [...]

