Monday, February 6th, 2012
From GlobalResearchTV via Repeal the 17th Amendment: Beyond SOPA: The Past, Present, and Future of Internet Censorship Transcript available at The Corbett Report
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, acta, australia, bill clinton, catholic, censorship, china, copyright, corbett report, cybersecurity, dictator, dictatorship, first amendment, free speech, freedom of the press, globalization, globalresearch, hussein obama, ice, intellectual property, japan, jay rockefeller, mafiaa, mainstream media, media 1.0, megaupload, new world order, obama, pipa, piracy, political freedom, protestant, reformation, seize, sopa, terrorism, usa | No Comments »
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012
Via Fukung (click thumbnail below for full picture): BTW I’m dumping the auto-tagging. It’s been terrible since I started with it.
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, 2nd amendment, constitution, free speech, fukung, funny, gun rights, opinion, picture, politics | No Comments »
Monday, November 28th, 2011
Within the past few days, I have posted several comments to the “Copyright is Unconstitutional” blog post on Stephan Kinsella’s Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom. Kinsella argues that being an amendment, the First Amendment nullified the Copyright/Patent Clause. Copyrights/Patents (Article I Section 8 ): To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, [...]
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, ayn rand, bribe, c4sif, closest thing, confederation, congress shall make no law, copyright, copyright law, copyright system, extortion, first amendment, founding fathers, free press, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, industrial revolution, innovative freedom, intellectual freedom, intellectual property, inventors, kinsella, limited times, private property, relevant portions, stephan kinsella, useful arts | 5 Comments »
Friday, November 19th, 2010
Fox News on another attempt by Democrats to shut it down, with Congress being so desperate that they are now ignoring the existence of the remote control in their speeches: “I’m tired of the right and the left,” West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller said Wednesday during a Senate hearing on retransmission consent. “There’s a little [...]
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, bill of rights, cable, censorship, congress, constitution, democrats, desperate, fcc, fox news, free speech, freedom of the press, jay rockefeller, mainstream media, media bias, msm, msnbc, news, politics, remote control, rockefeller, senate, television, tv | No Comments »
Thursday, September 30th, 2010
Sure sounds like one. From AP via the Repeal the 17th Amendment Blog: Legislation to turn down the volume on those loud TV commercials that send couch potatoes diving for their remote controls looks like it’ll soon become law. The Senate unanimously passed a bill late Wednesday to require television stations and cable companies to [...]
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, 2010 election, ads, advertising, art, artistic, commercials, congress, deaf, decibels, democrats, dumb laws, ears, election, fcc, freedom of the press, funny, funny laws, house, house of representatives, joke, lame, lame duck, law, laws, legislature, loud, loudness, loudness wars, pathetic, politics, regulations, remote, remote control, sad, senate, stupid, television, turn off your tv, tv, us congress | No Comments »
Saturday, September 18th, 2010
On a Wellesley, MA field trip, parents were tricked into having their kids pray at a mosque: Video embedded on xcopfly.com
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, aclu, bill of rights, boston, boston ma, boston mosque, christianity, constitution, democrats, discrimination, establishment clause, government school, islam, jihad, liberals, ma, mas, massachusetts, mosque, muhammad, multiculturalism, muslim, muslim american society, politics, prayer, propaganda, prophet, public school, religion, reverse discrimination, scam, school, separation of church and state, socialists, terrorism, the muslim call to prayer one of the prettiest sounds on earth, trick, wellesley, wellesley ma | 1 Comment »
Friday, August 27th, 2010
From The Hill: Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor predicted Thursday that a case involving WikiLeaks would likely come before the court. She said that the WikiLeaks “incident,” in which the group posted thousands of classified Afghanistan war documents online, “and others are going to provoke legislation that’s already being discussed in Congress, and so some [...]
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, afghan war, afghan war diaries, afghanistan, bailout, bill of rights, blogs, cia, collusion, congress, constitution, copyright, corruption, crooked, democrats, der spiegel, drudge report, drudge tax, extortion, fair use, free speech, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, ftc, hollywood mafia, hussein, internet, irs, julian assange, mainstream media, media bias, msm, nanny state, new york times, newspapers, obama, organized crime, pentagon, politicians, puppet, regulation, sotomayor, subsidies, supreme court, tax, the guardian, the power to tax is the power to destroy, war on terror, wikileaks | No Comments »
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Some commenters have been asking whether or not the site can be quoted or reproduced. I have been putting off deciding this – I will not use the popular Creative Commons licenses because later versions include a sneak GPL-style provision allowing relicensing under “compatible licenses” approved by Creative Commons (the organization) as “in the spirit” [...]
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Thursday, May 13th, 2010
They don’t even give any reasoning anymore behind their unwelcome infringements on your right to free speech. I’m not just talking about the government – I’m talking about every aspect of your personal life.
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, academic freedom, bill of rights, california, censorship, constitution, contracts, dc, democrats, first amendment, free speech, freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, fun ruined by idiots, google, government, idiots, insulting, islam, joke, leave me alone, left-wing, liberals, liberty, life, morons, muslims, nsa, offensive, pc, political correctness, politics, privacy, privacy policy, private property, racism, reason, right to privacy, silence, silicon valley, terms of service, us constitution, warrant, washington, youtube | No Comments »
Monday, February 1st, 2010
This video is scary. A conspiracy theorist goes around the streets of California trying to get signatures for a “Repeal the 1st Amendment” petition. He markets the 1st Amendment as outdated and tells people signing that a repeal will prevent “hate speech” and will ban criticism of the President. No joke! Watch the video: Video [...]
Filed: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1st amendment, alex jones, barack obama, bilderberg group, bill of rights, california, civil liberties, conspiracy, conspiracy theory, constitution, courts, criticism, democrats, education, first amendment, free speech, freedom of speech, government, hate speech, internet, left-wing, liberal, liberty, mark dice, morons, new world order, obama, patriotism, pc, petition, politically correct, politically incorrect, politics, public schools, racism, rights, scary, stupidity, unamerican, us constitution, video, youtube | No Comments »
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