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This is the story of a Florida University student named Andrew Meyer who was brutally assaulted and tazered by police.

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"You're here because you know something. What you know you can't explain -- but you feel it. You've felt it your entire life; that there's something wrong with the world; you don't know what it is, but it's there, like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad. It is this feeling that has brought you to me. Do you know what I'm talking about?"


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An educational and informational site for those seeking to understand the nature of decent government and the rights of free men and women. This site contains numerous quotes from the founding fathers and the U.S. Supreme Court regarding our most cherished liberties, a legal research page, links to popular and informative websites, webrings, awards and much more.

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The concept of habeas corpus dates from 1304 in England. A writ of habeas corpus is a court order. It commands a prison official holding a detainee to bring the prisoner to the court. The concept is the most important protection of individual freedom against arbitrary government action.

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Across the nation, an increasing number of families are having their lives destroyed by the greed and arrogance of conventional medicine and its toxic cancer treatments. This is the story of Abraham Cherrix: The forced poisoning of Abraham Cherrix, the tyranny of modern medicine, and state-sponsored assaults on health freedom.

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Essays and resources about controlling drugs through regulation.

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These are some books I have read and highly recommend to those wanting to understand the meaning of concepts like justice, liberty, freedom and the natural rights of men and women. Here you will also discover books about government, politics, current events, Ruby Ridge, Waco and much more.

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Examines the rights and responsibilities involved in using drugs with due regard for situational, health, and safety concerns.

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On the evening of the 21st of May, 2000, Dudley Hiibel stepped out of his red 1988 GMC pick-up truck and lit a cigarette. The pick-up was parked on the side of Grass Valley Road, a rural stretch of asphalt that leads out of the mining town of Winnemucca into the rural cattle ranching area where Dudley lives and farms.

The pick-up had been driven by Dudley's 17 year-old daughter Mimi, with whom Dudley had been having an argument over a boy Dudley didn't approve of that she'd been seeing in town. Mimi got mad at her dad and punched him in the shoulder. They continued shouting at one another as they drove back to to the ranch, and Mimi eventually pulled over the truck after her dad said he wanted out.

That's what Dudley Hiibel was doing that May evening in 2000: standing on the side of Grass Valley Road smoking a cigarette, his elbow resting on the rolled-down passenger window, talking with his daughter.

Then the police arrived.

Deputy Lee Dove of the Humboldt County Sheriff's Department came on the scene - siren a-wailing - in response to a domestic violence report. Someone saw Mimi arguing with her dad and thought it had come to blows. The witness said that he saw "a man with a black cowboy hat" who "slugged the female". Dove was there to investigate the report.

Everything that happened next is all on videotape... you be the judge.

Read this entire article at the following url;
http://papersplease.org/hiibel/facts.html

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Hussein was horrific for gassing the Kurds. We supplied him with the gas.

This war against Iraq is to make us safer from Al-Quaeda. Al Quaeda was born as a
result of Americans invading Iraq in 1991.

We must never allow Iraq to get one nuclear weapon because he might use them.
We have 6,000 and have used them.

Bush has brought the nation to the brink of nuclear war with North Korea because
they abandoned a treaty with the US. Since Bush has been in the office he has
unilaterally abandoned 5 treaties with the world.

The administration insisted the War in Iraq has "nothing to do with oil", but the
very first territory seized by the US were the southern oil fields.

It’s not about oil according to the administration, while the Pentagon named two
posts in Iraq Forward Operating Base Exxon, and Forward Operating Base Shell.

Donald Rumsfeld insisted that American prisoners of war must be treated in accordance
with the Geneva Convention and argued that to show their pictures on TV would violate
the Geneva Convention, while holding 3000 Afghanis in cages with no Geneva agreements
being observed. There have been 2 deaths and 20 suicide attempts in these wonderful
detention facilities. The military has admitted to "beating to death" 2 prisoners while
attempting to get information.

The US blasted France for "threatening" to Veto a war resolution. The last time
France used the veto was 7 years ago, while the US used the veto three months
ago, and has been historically the second biggest user of the veto in the UN history.

The French are silly because they do not understand why war is needed. France lost
4.2 million people in World War I.

The US claimed the Iraqis were using "dirty" tactics in the war because they were
fighting out of uniform and in civilian clothes. During the American Revolution we
invented the "dirty" tactic of fighting out of uniform and from behind trees and
stonewalls.

Mr. Joseph Clifford contributed above article to Media Monitors Network (MMN)
from James Town, Rhode Island, USA.

The Hypocrisy of it All
by Joseph Clifford
http://www.thebirdman.org/Index/Others/Others-HypocrisyOnIraq-Babe.htm

The US "pre-emptively" attacked Iraq because we "think" Iraq might have Weapons of Mass Destruction. The US has threatened Iraq with the largest bomb (22,000) ever used in the history of the world.

Because Iraq defied the United Nations, the US makes war on Iraq in defiance of the United Nations.

President Bush said we will liberate the Iraqi people, and they will rejoice in our arrival. The Iraqi people are resisting to the death.

President Bush said "We know Iraq has WMD and chemical weapons",
but none has been used by Iraq, nor found.

Saddam Hussein did a horrible thing in gassing the Kurds said Tony Blair.

Great Britain gassed both the Kurds and the people of Iraq in the 1920’s.

Saddam Hussein did a horrible thing in gassing the Kurds said George Bush.

The US government gassed, and then burned, our own people in Waco, Texas.

The US is afraid that Iraq will give or sell WMD to other people. The US sells more
WMD than all the nations in the world put together.

The US has warned Iraq that if they use Weapons of Mass Destruction in retaliation
against us, they will be guilty of War Crimes, while Shock and Awe will unleash more
WMD than the world has ever seen.

According to Pres. Bush, the US will prosecute Iraqi leaders for War Crimes.

President Bush last year refused to participate in the new International Criminal Court,
and is currently demanded immunity from War Crimes.

An American Site that describes many varied views and concepts of past and current affairs.

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Our Constitutional forefathers were Deists who understood the necessity for freedom and the right to live in a segregated community with like minded people. That we have permitted government to homogenize our thinking, and deny our fundamental rights, has alienated us from the knowledge of our true higher spiritual reality.

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