David Duke November 12, 2013 In a move described by a leading civil rights group as a “dark day for European democracy,” Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress (ECJ) and former president of Poland, Aleksander Kwasniewski, have called on the European Union to…
Tag: police state
UK: Taxman Using Google Earth to Spy on the People
Daily Mail November 9, 2013 There’s an eye in the sky. Revenue inspectors are using Google maps to spy on homes and trap suspected tax dodgers. Images from Google Earth, which allows users to zoom in on satellite views of properties, give the taxman clues…
New Mexico Police Forcibly Give Multiple Anal Probes to Man After Traffic Stop
Eight anal procedures for not making a full stop at a traffic light. This is simply incredible. This is what it’s come to, America. From KOB Eyewitness News 4 : The incident began January 2, 2013 after David Eckert finished shopping at the Wal-Mart in…
Finnish Man Pays 45,000 Euro Fine for Criticizing Jews
Juha Kärkkäisen, Finnish Antisemitic Hero. In Finland, it is against the law to criticize Jews. If you do it, you must pay money. A lot of money. Though this is better than just killing you for saying anything against them, as the Jews would like…
Communist Jews Want European Surveillance State to Monitor Intolerance
Life Site News October 27, 2013 Former Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski and Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress, at the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation’s inaugural meeting in 2008. A council of former heads of state and government leaders has called on…
Catalonia: Two and a Half Years in Prison for ‘Statements That Rejected Immigration and Multiculturalism’ on the Internet
20 Minutos October 10, 2013 Alianza Nacional. A judge in Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) has sentenced each of the three officials of an association that was linked to the party Alianza Nacional [National Alliance] to two and a half years in prison for incitement…
The Price of Paranoia: Snowden, Orwell and the Unspeakable Origins of the Surveillance State
Tobias Langdon Occidental Observer October 3, 2013 Alan Rusbridger is the editor of The Guardian , Britain’s biggest liberal newspaper. Like many liberals, he’s a good example of the vast difference between intelligence and wisdom. Here is he talking about Edward Snowden and the National…
NYPD Shoots Two Women While Trying to Kill a Man Who Was Trying to Kill Himself
The brave boys at the NYPD shot two women Saturday night while trying to shoot at a man who was trying to jump in front of cars. These cops should be publicly flogged. Seriously, are they not taught not to open fire in public places?…
Police Storm Homeschool Class, Take Children by Force
‘Officers brought a battering ram and were about to break the door in’ Bob Unruh WND August 31, 2013 The Wunderlich family, with Michael Farris of the HSLDA. Four children, ages 7 to 14, have been forcibly taken from their Darmstadt, Germany, home by police…
Spy Bill Passes into Law in New Zealand Amid Wide Criticism
Tracy Watkins Stuff August 21, 2013 In a landmark law change, the shadowy Government Communications Security Bureau has been given explicit powers to spy on New Zealanders when it is acting under warrant and for agencies including the Security Intelligence Service, police and defence. Parliament…
UK Bars Trash Cans from Tracking People with Wi-Fi
Raphael Satter AP August 12, 2013 Officials demanded Monday that an advertising firm stop using a network of high-tech trash cans to track people walking through London’s financial district. The Renew ad firm has been using technology embedded in the hulking receptacles to measure the…
The Battle of Balcombe: Police Arrest 16 Anti-fracking Protesters Blockading Rural Site Earmarked for Controversial Oil Drilling
Francesca Infante Daily Mail July 26, 2013 Protesters arrested as campaigners gathered for second day in Balcombe Campaigners claim they fear the impact of chemicals linked to fracking Police arrested protesters as they cleared a blockade at the rural site Villagers blocking a rural drilling…
20 Law Firms Paid Rogue Detectives to Steal Personal Data: MPs Now Think Scandal is ‘Worse Than Phone Hacking’ by the Press
Jack Doyle and James Slack Daily Mail July 25, 2013 Police handed confidential list of 102 clients of private investigators to MPs Law firms revealed to be the biggest users of the shady tactics Last night senior officers were under heavy pressure to make list…
Save the Hollow Points for the Snitches
We have fallen into the police state trap, the killer of civilization, down the slippery slope we go into a surveillance state, a climate of fear is developing, no one knows who’s on which side, every one is suspicious of one another. Who’s the DHS…











