Category: freedom of the press

Dear Christian Zionist: Anti Semitism Law Will Make Christianity Illegal | Jack Mullen

Jack MullenAnti-Semitism, Freedom of Speech, freedom of the press, Israel, Israeli Jewish Lobby, New World Order

Christian Zionism: “any Christian support for the national revival movement of the Jewish people realized through the establishment of the modern State of Israel.”  – National Council of Churches  Color of Law: an act done under the appearance of legal authorization, when in fact, no such right existed. It applies when a person is acting under real or apparent government authority. By Jack Mullen Follow @jackimullen An Iron Curtain around Free Speech in the United States is being constructed piecemeal as States legislate unconstitutional laws claiming to target “anti-Semitism.” These…

No surprise: Former DNC-Head Howard Dean trashes First Amendment

James Fetzer"false flag", blog, Freedom of Speech, freedom of the press

Joe Newly [Editor’s note: The First Amendment was not intended to protect popular speech, which requires no protection, but unpopular–even offensive–speech. That Howard Dean, the former head of the DNC, whom I once admired, should make such an absurd declaration in violation of the rights granted by the Constitution tells me that the Democratic Party in its current incarnation does not represent the public interest. While I voted twice for Bill and twice more for Barack, anyone who votes Democrat today will be trashing the precious heritage of our Bill…

Assange Case: Sweden, Britain, and Interpol Insult Rape Victims Worldwide

James Fetzerfreedom of the press, James Fetzer, Julian Assange, Naomi Wolk, Sierra Leone rapes, silencing dissent, UK rapes, Wikileaks

J’Accuse: Sweden, Britain, and Interpol Insult Rape Victims Worldwide by Naomi Wolf     Dec. 13, 2010 How do I know that Interpol, Britain and Sweden’s treatment of Julian Assange is a form of theater? Because I know what happens in rape accusations against men that don’t involve the embarrassing of powerful governments. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is in solitary confinement in Wandsworth prison in advance of questioning on state charges of sexual molestation. Lots of people have opinions about the charges. But I increasingly believe that only those of…