by Bob Livingston Adam Kokesh, the Iraq war veteran and host of the Internet radio program “Adam vs. The Man” who became a staunch opponent of the “war on terror” and who planned a peaceful armed march on Washington, D.C., on July 4, was disappeared in broad daylight while speaking at a Smoke Down Prohibition rally [...]

by: J. D. Heyes (NaturalNews) There is a constitutional fight brewing between Kansas, whose current governor is a former federal legislator, and the Obama Administration over the passage of a state law banning federal agents from enforcing national gun control mandates and regulations when all firearms business is conducted between citizens within the state’s boundaries. [...]

 by Ben Bullard An Investigative reporter in Cincinnati, the epicenter (so far as we know) of the Internal Revenue Service discrimination conspiracy against conservatives, has all but demolished President Barack Obama’s claim that the two-year hit job was the work of self-willed, autonomously acting “rogue” employees far down the chain of command. Common sense would naturally [...]

by Dave Jolly This past school year has seen a lot of controversy over a curriculum that was being used in 78% of Texas public school districts.  The curriculum known as CSCOPE raised the concern and ire of many parents who questioned the obvious anti-American agenda being taught. Among some of the more controversial lesson plans [...]

by Mark Horne Nancy Pelosi famously said we have to pass the healthcare plan in order to find out what is in it. So far, the United States government has followed her plan. But there is really more to it. Even if we somehow could read and memorize the entire so-called “Affordable Care” Act, we still [...]

by Dave Jolly On Nov. 5, 2009, Army Major Nidal Hasan went on a shooting spree at Fort Hood, Texas where he was stationed.  Witnesses said he was making Islamic statements as he shot one serviceman/woman after another.  By the time Hasan was taken into custody, he had killed 13 people and wounded 32 others. His [...]

by Stephen Lendman   It’s no surprise. Michael Parenti calls America’s High Court its “autocratic branch.” It’s notoriously pro-business. It’s longstanding. In Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railway (1886), it granted corporations legal personhood. More recently, in Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes et al (June 2011), it denied longstanding sexual discrimination class action redress. It [...]

by Dave Jolly According to a lawsuit filed by an unnamed healthcare provider, the IRS illegally seized 60 million medical records in 2011. The IRS had obtained a search warrant to obtain the financial records of one person.  By the time IRS agents were through, they not only acquired that individual’s financial records but they also seized the [...]

by Ben Bullard One day before the Internal Revenue Service began its now-infamous hit job on Tea Party nonprofits, the leader of the labor union representing the agency’s employees — a vocally anti-Tea Party group — met with President Barack Obama at the White House. What Obama discussed with Colleen Kelley, president of the 150,000-member National [...]

by Brandon Smith The foundation of the Soviet model of trade and investment was centralization. The entire goal of communism in general was not to give more social and political power to the people, but to extinguish alternative options and focus power into the hands of a select few. The process used to reach this end [...]