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AmeriGEDDON – Movie Trailer

26 Sunday Jun 2016

Posted by bydesign001 in Election 2016

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Communism, government disarmament, government tyranny, New World Order


screenshot Ameriggeddon

It Is the Duty of Every American To Go See ‘Amerigeddon’ The Movie!

About The Movie

AMERIGEDDON’s release in an election year is not coincidental. The film illustrates a dystopian future all patriots must guard against and is a call to action to preserve the Second Amendment and stop executive rule by fiat. Director Mike Norris, son of Chuck Norris, asks for like-minded Americans to support the film.

“The fact that a recent poll showed a majority of Americans are enraged with the federal government points to a frenzy of unrest with the dictatorial way in which our country has been run,” said Norris. “My family has long been involved in protecting the rights of Americans. We are concerned about the future and and see this film as a call to action. We urge people to join us in theaters and show Hollywood and politicians that true patriots will fight for their rights and want to see their values represented on-screen.”

A collaboration between Norris and entrepreneur and writer Gary Heavin, AMERIGEDDON seizes on fact-based threats and asks the ultimate question, “What happens when government turns on the people it’s supposed to protect?”

Executive Producer Gary Heavin believes the film’s message warning is timely….

 

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With Rule 41, Little-Known Committee Proposes to Grant New Hacking Powers to the Government

02 Monday May 2016

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Congress, government hacking, government surveillance, government tyranny, Invasion of Privacy, Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, Spying, Supreme Court


Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF.org) By Rainey Reitman

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The government hacking into phones and seizing computers remotely? It’s not the plot of a dystopian blockbuster summer movie. It’s a proposal from an obscure committee that proposes changes to court procedures—and if we do nothing, it will go into effect in December.

The proposal comes from the advisory committee on criminal rules for the Judicial Conference of the United States. The amendment would update Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, creating a sweeping expansion of law enforcement’s ability to engage in hacking and surveillance. The Supreme Court just passed the proposal to Congress, which has until December 1 to disavow the change or it becomes the rule governing every federal court across the country. This is part of a statutory process through which federal courts may create new procedural rules, after giving public notice and allowing time for comment, under a “rules enabling act.”1

The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure set the ground rules for federal criminal prosecutions. The rules cover everything from correcting clerical errors in a judgment to which holidays a court will be closed on—all the day-to-day procedural details that come with running a judicial system.

The key word here is “procedural.” By law, the rules and proposals are supposed to be procedural and must not change substantive rights.

But the amendment to Rule 41 isn’t procedural at all. It creates new avenues for government hacking that were never approved by Congress.

The proposal would grant a judge the ability to issue a warrant to remotely access, search, seize, or copy data when “the district where the media or information is located has been concealed through technological means” or when the media are on protected computers that have been “damaged without authorization and are located in five or more districts.” It would grant this authority to any judge in any district where activities related to the crime may have occurred.

To understand all the implications of this rule change, let’s break this into two segments.

The first part of this change would grant authority to practically any judge to issue a search warrant to remotely access, seize, or copy data relevant to a crime when a computer was using privacy-protective tools to safeguard one’s location. Many different commonly used tools might fall into this category. For example, people who use Tor, folks running a Tor node, or people using a VPN would certainly be implicated. It might also extend to people who deny access to location data for smartphone apps because they don’t feel like sharing their location with ad networks. It could even include individuals who change the country setting in an online service, like folks who change the country settings of their Twitter profile in order to read uncensored Tweets.

There are countless reasons people may want to use technology to shield their privacy. From journalists communicating with sources to victims of domestic violence seeking information on legal services, people worldwide depend on privacy tools for both safety and security. Millions of people who have nothing in particular to hide may also choose to use privacy tools just because they’re concerned about government surveillance of the Internet, or because they don’t like leaving a data trail around haphazardly.

If this rule change is not stopped, anyone who is using any technological means to safeguard their location privacy could find themselves suddenly in the jurisdiction of a prosecutor-friendly or technically-naïve judge, anywhere in the country.

The second part of the proposal is just as concerning. It would grant authorization to a judge to issue a search warrant for hacking, seizing, or otherwise infiltrating computers that may be part of a botnet. This means victims of malware could find themselves doubly infiltrated: their computers infected with malware and used to contribute to a botnet, and then government agents given free rein to remotely access their computers as part of the investigation. Even with the best of intentions, a government agent could well cause as much or even more harm to a computer through remote access than the malware that originally infected the computer. Malicious actors may even be able to hijack the malware the government uses to infiltrate botnets, because the government often doesn’t design its malware securely. Government access to the computers of botnet victims also raises serious privacy concerns, as a wide range of sensitive, unrelated personal data could well be accessed during the investigation. This is a dangerous expansion of powers, and not something to be granted without any public debate on the topic.

Make no mistake: the Rule 41 proposal implicates people well beyond U.S. borders. This update expands the jurisdiction of judges to cover any computer user in the world who is using technology to protect their location privacy or is unwittingly part of a botnet. People both inside and outside of the United States should be equally concerned about this proposal.

The change to Rule 41 isn’t merely a procedural update. It significantly expands the hacking capabilities of the United States government without any discussion or public debate by elected officials. If members of the intelligence community believe these tools are necessary to advancing their investigations, then this is not the path forward. Only elected members of Congress should be writing laws, and they should be doing so in a matter that considers the privacy, security, and civil liberties of people impacted.

Rule 41 seeks to sidestep the legislative process while making sweeping sacrifices in our security. Congress should reject the proposal completely.

Read EFF and Access Now’s joint testimony on Rule 41.

 

Permission to republish granted by Electronic Frontier Foundation.org.

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State official tries to block Trump from speaking in Calif.

01 Sunday May 2016

Posted by bydesign001 in Election 2016

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California, California primary, Communism, Donald Trump, First Amendment, government tyranny, war on free speech and expression


Absolutely incredible that California state officials attempted to block Donald Trump from speaking in California.

Clearly, such actions was a clarion call for their Marxist puppets to riot.

H/t @wdednh – You Decide.

 

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GRAPHIC: Slo-Mo Video Shows LaVoy Finicum Being Fired at the Second He Leaves His Truck

11 Friday Mar 2016

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government tyranny, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon Standoff, Robert LaVoy Finicum


 

Independent Sentinel by S. Noble

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I am very supportive of law enforcement but in this case…

While you may or may not be a supporter of taking over buildings to get attention to your cause, you will be shocked by what you see in this video of the killing of one of the Oregon protesters. Whether you agree with the methods or not, many believe their cause is just. You can read more here.

The Oregon protest at the Malheur Refuge ended for the most part when the FBI chased down the protesters as they left to go to a meeting. State police troopers killed protester LaVoy Finicum but the circumstances surrounding his death were not as they were told to us at first.

Investigators have announced that they believe an FBI agent fired twice at Robert “LaVoy” Finicum, missed and then concealed the shots.

We now know that LaVoy Finicum stepped out of his truck at the same moment a bullet pierced the roof of his truck and then the truck window through which LaVoy is seen. Two shots were fired.

The following video is from Shawna Cox’s cell phone, enlarged and in slow motion….

Continue Reading — GRAPHIC: Slo-Mo Video Shows LaVoy Finicum Being Fired at the Second He Leaves His Truck

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Justice Thomas Speaks….And They Hear Nothing

04 Friday Mar 2016

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Unified Patriots by Bob Montgomery

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When the late Justice Antonin Scalia issued a bold majority opinion, or a scathing dissent, that was all the buzz – that it was bold, or scathing, or something having to do with the intensity of it all. Nobody could give a fig about the substance of it, the constitutional logic behind it, what it meant for the maintenance of the Republic.Those pundits and pols who agreed with Scalia gave a big “Huzzah” and those opposed portrayed him as a curmudgeon.

Well Scalia is gone so it was a stroke of luck for the tabloidists today as Justice Clarence Thomas gave them “the lede”. He asked a question. Clarence Thomas rarely ever, almost never, does that in open court. So, yes, just that occurrence alone rated a remarking. But the issue itself, what he asked about? Will it generate any buzz?

The case in question involves the suspension of Constitutional rights – when it may legally occur and what the duration of said suspension may be. If we non-lawyers, non-scholars out here have not been paying rapt attention to the slow erosion of Constitutional rights in this country, have not kept up with the rapid expansion of the Federal Register and the volumes and volumes of US Code, not to mention what goes on not only in the 50 states but the thousands of municipalities across the country, we probably did not realize that the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms may be withheld upon something as minor as a misdemeanor.

But Thomas peppered Eisenstein with several questions about Second Amendment gun rights, a topic no other justice had asked about. He noted that the law allows someone convicted of a misdemeanor assault charge to get a lifetime ban on possessing a gun “which at least as of now results in suspension of a constitutional right.”
“The suspension is not directly related to the use of a weapon?” Thomas asked.

Did that strike a nerve somewhere? Anywhere? Not only is the suspension of a constitutional right liable to take place for something as trivial as a misdemeanor, it can be imposed when the exercise of the right had absolutely nothing to do with the original offense.

A guy got mad and slapped his wife. Not a gentlemanly thing to do, say all us decent folk, but for that he is henceforth unable to protect his home, his hearth, his family (if she forgave the cad), or even his self from even a felonius assault?

Yes, indeedy, replied the flummoxed attorney, still shell-shocked by the verbal outburst from the perpetually reticent jurist. In fact, the Second Amendment is not the only Right in the Bill Of Them liable to be voided if the pop culture demands it….

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The Ultimate Goal of the Anti-gun Movement

30 Saturday Jan 2016

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Screenshot – Australia Gun Confiscation

Lew Rockwell.com

Originally published by AmmoLand.com.

New York, NY – The ultimate goal of the anti-gun movement is this: the universal elimination of civilian firearms’ ownership and possession.

This is true and incontrovertible. Everything the anti-gun movement does is directed to the attainment of that goal. Nothing the anti-gun movement does diverges from the path to that goal. When asked to admit the truth of the assertion, the antigun movement, and its sounding board, the mainstream corporate media, will deny it, curtly and vehemently.

But, the anti-gun movement’s actions belie its blunt denial.

Realization of the movement’s goal amounts to de facto repeal of the fundamental right of the people to keep and bear arms – a right expressed clearly and cogently, succinctly and indelibly, in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

“Yet, if there exist any residual doubt as to the import of that right, the U.S. Supreme Court laid such doubt to rest in the 2008 Heller and 2010 McDonald decisions.”

In Heller the Supreme Court held;

“the Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home.” This right, the high Court maintains, operates as a constraint on the federal government. The question subsequently arose, in McDonald, whether the Heller holding applies to the States as well. The high Court held that it did, asserting, clearly, categorically, unequivocally, “the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment incorporates the Second Amendment right recognized in Heller.”

Still, the anti-gun organizations, and many lower courts amenable to their views, resist Heller and McDonald, and continue to advance strategies altogether inconsistent with the High Court’s holdings. The arguments – actually rationalizations – for more and more restrictive gun measures may be distilled to the following: one, no one needs a gun because the police will protect you; two, curtailing civilian gun ownership precludes gun violence and gun accidents; three, civilized people don’t want guns and are repulsed by them; four, since no one can know who, among the population, will go off “half-cocked” – presenting a danger to self or others – it is best to curtail civilian gun ownership and possession; five, the Second Amendment is obsolete; no other Country has anything like it, and the U.S. shouldn’t either. These five arguments are a ragbag of elements gleaned from utilitarian ethics, psychology, sociology, politics, economics, and even aesthetics. But they all embrace one central tenet: governmental control of the American public.

The anti-gun movement does not recognize the sanctity and autonomy of the individual, which is the linchpin of the Bill of Rights. Rather, the anti-gun movement sees each individual American as a random bit of unharmonious energy, running hither and yon – an individual who is likely to harm self or others unless appropriately constrained for his or her own good and for the good of the greater society. A firearm in the hands of a civilian lessens government’s ability to control that individual. Ergo, the government must keep the two – firearm and individual – separated[…]

Continue Reading — The Ultimate Goal of the Antigun Movement

 

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