Tag: prison industry
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Manson faces longer spell in jail; caught with cell phone again
Cult killer Charles Manson has been caught with a smuggled mobile phone for the second time in less than two years.
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11/4 newspurge: watch the world argue with itself
9/11 updates: chomsky admits no evidence al-qaeda carried out 9/11* so-called alternative media are a bunch of wannabe msm cowards?* kevin ryan: 9/11 & the national debt* company accuses medical examiner’s office of stealing 9/11 secrets* biowars/envirohealth: gulf still loaded with chemicals, but fda says seafood safe to eat* halliburton knew cement used in failed…
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Econocrash: Welfare, Debtors’ Prisons & Dying Communities
Walmarts Swell With Poor People Once a Month At Midnight — When the Govt’s Electronic Dole Payout Goes Through from usatoday: Once a month, just after midnight, the beeping checkout scanners at a Walmart just off Interstate 95 come alive in a chorus of financial desperation. Here and at grocery stores across the country, the…
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Police State Updates: Suffer These Crimes As Backlash Grows
America stands on precipice of total collapse // Conspiracy theorists say G20 riots were an ‘inside job’ // Biometric entry planned for California skate park // DHS delivers job offers on pizza boxes
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Drugwar: DEA Raids & General Guilt
The federal Drug Enforcement Administration has flouted Mendocino County, California’s newly enacted medical marijuana ordinance by raiding the first collective that had applied to the sheriff’s cultivation permit program.
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‘how weed won the west’: new doc exposes the drugwar
from infowars: In the follow-up to his ground-breaking documentary ‘American Drug War,’ filmmaker Kevin Booth traces the fight against Federal drug regulation in the State of California. A public majority has spoken and said yes to states rights, allowing for the use of medicinal marijuana and opening up a new front in controversial medicinal ‘dispensaries.’…
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US waves white flag in disastrous ‘war on drugs’
after 40yrs, washington is quietly giving up on a futile battle that has spread corruption & destroyed thousands of lives from independent: After 40 years of defeat and failure, America’s “war on drugs” is being buried in the same fashion as it was born – amid bloodshed, confusion, corruption and scandal. US agents are being…
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student to obama: legalize prostitution, gambling & drugs
but obama claims he’s open to every good idea to stop job losses from raw replay: One student in Allentown, Pennsylvania had a humorous question for the president Friday. “I was wondering if maybe if you checked out some of the statistics about legalizing prostitution, gambling, drugs and non-violent crime in order to stimulate some…
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obamessiah & the apostles of war: unhappy birthday
obama joker posters popping up in los angeles as the tide of public opinion may be turning against obamafrom danny schechter: The tide of public opinion may be turning against the President. Pollsters report growing skepticism about health care reform, and more active hostility on racial matters, thanks to that “uncalibrated” expression of opinion on…
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police state int’l: drones, phones, kids & climate cops
the panopticon economy: the nsa’s new data-mining facility is one component of a growing local surveillance industry*spy training program could come to universities*secret buildings you may not photograph, part 643*bozeman, mt drops request for internet passwords*dhs to end use of satellites for domestic spying*homeland security announces the elimination of domestic terrorism surveillance satellite*admin kills bush…
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43 Stun-Gunned At Prisons’ Take Your Kids To Work Day
A total of 43 children were directly and indirectly shocked by electric stun guns during simultaneous “Take Your Sons and Daughters to Work Day” events gone wrong at three state prisons, according to new information provided Friday by the Florida Department of Corrections.
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cheney & gonzales indictment moves forward in south texas
from ap: A Texas judge has set an arraignment for Vice President Dick Cheney, former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and other officials accused of involvement in prisoner abuse. Presiding Judge Manuel Banales (buh-NAHL’-ehs) said Wednesday he will allow them to waive arraignment or have attorneys present rather than appear in person Friday. Banales also said…


