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CYBER CRIMES: The War on 3D Printing Begins

It was inevitable. A technology like 3D printing that essentially puts cheap labor, manufacturing, and retail all in the same place - upon one's desktop - spells the absolute, utter and permanent end to the monopolies and unwarranted power and influence of the corporate-financier elite who have lorded over humanity since human civilization began - a permanent end the elite will fight against with the total ...

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THUGS: Gangster State America

There are many signs of gangster state America. One is the collusion between federal authorities and banksters in a criminal conspiracy to rig the markets for gold and silver. My explanation that the sudden appearance of an unprecedented 400 ton short sale of gold on the COMEX in April was a manipulation designed to protect the dollar from the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing policy has found acceptanc ...

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HOW LONG DID OBAMA KNOW? IRS Officials Knew Patriots And Tea Party Groups Were Being Targeted 2 Years Ago

The IRS has finally publicly admitted that patriots and Tea Party groups were being specifically targeted for “extra scrutiny”, but the truth is that top IRS officials knew that this intimidating and harassing behavior was taking place two years ago. A report by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration that is going to be released this week shows that the targeting of patriots and Tea Party gro ...

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Tennessee Governor Will Veto “Ag-Gag” Bill

Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam announced today that he intends to veto a bill that would require photos or video of animal abuse be turned it in to law enforcement within 48 hours or the photographer can be fined up to $500. The bill HB 1191/SB 1248 passed the General Assembly this session and would go into effect July 1st if Haslam signed it into law. Instead, Haslam is so concerned that the law would make ...

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1984: Immigration Bill Trojan Horse for Biometrics

The concerns related to the employment identification system in the new immigration bill are not exaggerated, but to understand why we need to connect a few dots. Follow us on Facebook:     http://facebook.com/StormCloudsGathering Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/collapseupdates Donate: http://StormCloudsGathering.com/donate Visit our website: http://StormCloudsGathering.com Get weekly email updates ...

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The Government Double Standard – Internet Security

The Government is fighting hard to take away our right for a free internet, but they don’t want to include themselves in the mix. RT.com has recently published an article on the US Government running a quantum internet for almost 2 years now. The article described a completely secure internet that protects against hackers, wiretapping, etc., which in return would protect information transferred and shared t ...

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The CIA, James Holmes, MKULTRA, and TRUTH-SERUM TORTURE

Jon Rappoport Infowars.com March 18, 2013 In 2002, author Martin Lee wrote an article for Common Dreams: “Truth Serum and Torture.” It could have been written yesterday, because now a Colorado judge has stated that, if James Holmes pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to the Aurora murders, state psychiatrists can subject him to drugs that will “help him remember his state of mind” at the time of the sho ...

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NAZI AMERIKA: JUDGE APPROVES ADMINISTERING MK ULTRA DRUGS TO JAMES HOLMES DURING HIS TRIAL

James Holmes, the student accused of the ‘Batman’ movie massacre in a Colorado cinema, could be given a truth serum as part of a narcoanalytic interview to determine whether he is insane, as a judge enters a not guilty plea on his behalf. James Holmes, 25, a former neuroscience PhD student, is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others during a shooting rampage during a ‘Batman’ movie premiere at a ...

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Arizona Man Winds Up Jailed, Unemployed and Homeless After Photographing Courthouse

Raymond Michael Rodden was bored this week, so he drove to downtown Phoenix and began walking around, snapping photos of the federal courthouse and the state capitol with his iPhone. The 33-year-old man ended up jailed, unemployed and homeless; his iPhone, iPad and Macintosh laptop confiscated as “evidence.” All because they found it odd he was taking photos at 3 a.m. “They told me they’re going to keep my ...

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FIGHTING BACK: Texas House Passes Drone Surveillance Protection Bill

The Texas State House of Representatives voted 128-11 to pass House Bill 912,  which would criminalize unmanned aerial vehicle surveillance without a property owner’s knowledge. The bill would also create penalties for possessing or distributing images taken from the sky by the UAV’s, also known as drones. The crime would be a class C misdemeanor, punishable by a $500 fine. Several amendments were offered t ...

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