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Martin Luther King Jr. " I Have A Dream"

On this day which would have been his 79th birthday, this is a fitting tribute to the... more

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Justice - Rejected Fabric Mix

This mix was rejected by Fabric but has recently surfaced to see the light of day.... more

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Justice Gets Served?

Justice just released a free 'XMas Mix' that's allegedly a rejected... more

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Walk of Shame

Two young men were meted out vigilante-style justice in Belfast last night, as locals... more

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No Meat For You

PETA is requesting that the man who allegedly killed, cooked and ATE his girlfriend... more

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CIA = LIE Part 2: Lies Permeate Our Government

Here's an interesting Op Ed from the NY Times today written by Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton who served as chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of the 9/11 commission. It's about how the newspaper asked the CIA numerous times for information after the law was put into effect to release all information about these serious attacks on America.

Don't get me wrong, I love my country as I love my wife. But the lies and deceitfulness incorporated into many facets of our Government needs to be stopped dead in its tracks.

Lies from the city, county, state governments to lies on Capital Hill. Lies that put people in prisons, Lies that keep people in prisons, Lies that keep people below poverty level, lies, lies and lies. Lies about our Social Security system AND Numbers. The old SS Cards had a disclaimer on the bottom that said: The SS# Will never be used for Identification purposes.
Now we are merely a number with our government. Furthermore, the SS system is unfortunately broken. Another major lie is that SS helps people after retirement or if they are disabled. Some, but not all that deserve it.

Lies.

This CIA bit really brings out the problem the people of our country need to address when the votes start. We need to lobby for laws making lies by our government officials a major felony without any pardoning (look at the Valery Plame case, what a crock that turned out to be with 'Scooter' getting pardoned!) We need to clean up the governments act and hold people responsible for their lies. On every level of government. Lies from a prosecuting attorney to get someone convicted? Give that attorney the max the law provides for the crime he was prosecuting. A rule/law like this for every level in government would almost stop the lies. Lets call it the SLAM law: Stop Lies in America More

Read the article and comment back on how we can clean our government up. It's all summed up in the last paragraph there.....

"What we do know is that government officials decided not to inform a lawfully constituted body, created by Congress and the president, to investigate one the greatest tragedies to confront this country. We call that obstruction."

I call it a terrible and destructive evil that is tearing our Government apart.

Here's an interesting Op Ed from the NY Times today written by Thomas H. Kean and... more

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Vermont Town Seeks Bush/Cheney Arrests

Watch out now, Bush may say they have WMD for doing this. I say, good for them.

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Keep it Secret? ..What the heck! Here's a Real Secret out of the bag

Ok..please excuse this RANT, but this is making me a bit mad(er). How can you achieve peace when the opinions are kept secret and only/maybe given to each of the two sides. Does that mean if side 'A' throws a rock at side 'B', and Side 'B' throws back a BIGGER rock to get back at them..does that mean Side A will be told (secretly) to stop throwing rocks at their neighbor OR ELSE! and side B will be told if side A throws anymore rocks, let us know so we can secretly tell them they have one more chance or they're gonna see a rock so big it will eclipse the sun for a day. Then they tell the press that the other side was preparing to throw a large rock, so we countered the big rock with the rock that eclipsed the sun. That'll teach em!

The secret about the land being built on is out..hmmm, I thought something like that would put a monkey wrench into any road to peace. Even with my ex wife....Why is this being allowed? I mean, don't those people want some of their land back, or is this land the other side (with bigger rocks) needs to keep peace and put an outpost there? (sounds familiar)

I have nothing against any of the people on either side. The rock throwing needs to stop and some decent aid for the real poor in the occupied lands would be a great step. Maybe even give back some of their land that their great great great great grandfathers owned and took care of for so long and was supposedly 'borrowed', but never returned.

Again, I have nothing against either side there. (its the darn governments greed again!!) I love the people from both sides. But, if the USA government gave the Palestine people 500 mil $ a day to protect itself with bigger rocks, feed the poor, educate the young, like they do Israel, then you have some people that see a road to peace is real and not a big secret. I mean, if it wasn't for the USA government, Israel would be in a world of doo doo. Now, Palestine needs the same help that Israel received to get her on her feet.

One side has the bigger rocks, we all know this. When the big rocks get thrown, the other side only has the smaller rocks and feels its defending themselves with the small rocks and other affordable makeshift protection. So, my advice to both governments....Instead of throwing rocks, go throw a big party (maybe even a big rock and roll party) and forget the rock throwing and move toward peace and fairness. I know people on both sides that passionately and faithfully want peace. And ya know, Thats no secret!Ok..please excuse this RANT, but this is making me a bit mad(er). How can you achieve... more

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US: 1 of 31 adults either in prison or jail or on parole or probation.

DOJ Press Release on 2006 US Prison Population 12/5/07 The U.S. adult correctional... more

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Kill Someone Who Kills Someone: How Does It Feel To Pull The Switch?

Personally, I don't believe in killing someone for killing someone. It's the ultimate punishment and the justice system is by no means perfect. Thank God for DNA tests these days, otherwise many men and woman would have met their ultimate fate without true justice. God gave us life, and God should be the only power that takes life.

Punishment for severe crimes should be severely punished, but not by death. Read this article about a man who has 'pulled the switch' and what he now feels about his job.

The United States is one of a few nations that still kill people for killing people. The United States is one of the biggest, if not, THE biggest incarceration countries in the world. Why? Pretty simple: The US legal system needs to be self nourishing, creating jobs and taking people out of the job market to reduce unemployment. More prisons, more guards, more judges more lawyers, more police, more laws, more buildings, more, more and more. Then, the prisoner works for 10 cents an hour to build furniture and items for the system that locked them up (at least it keeps em busy). prisons were supposed to protect us from violent people...75% of incarcerated people are non violent offenders.

Moreover, I keep hearing over and over again of prosecutors that turn a blind eye when evidence not only suggests innocence, it proves beyond a reasonable doubt the accused is in fact, innocent. Why do they do this? well, it looks good on their resumes...another 'notch' on their holster... and when they run for public office, they can say they were 'tough' on crime.

Prosecutors are public servants, like the police. There needs to be some rules enforced and/or enacted that ends aggressive and career building orientated wrongful prosecutions. And, severe punishment for doing so. I would suggest the punishment should be exactly equal to the punishment they were trying to get for the wrongly accused if they did hide evidence, or plant evidence to get that conviction.
btw, sorry to have gotten slightly off subject, but do go and click the link to read his story!Personally, I don't believe in killing someone for killing someone. It's... more

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Omagh Bombing Raises Questions Over DNA Testing

The use of a controversial DNA technique has been suspended following the not-guilty... more

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We did it! Now the challenge expands...

WOW! 5 days, 100,000 signatures in support of the Cheney impeachment. That is... more

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300,000 Strong

300,000 people marched aganst the war in Washington D.C. on September 24, 2005. They... more

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Early Released Prisoner Murders Mother in Law

Here's something to restore faith back in the British Judicial System. After... more

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Lord Black Found Guilty. Sentenced.

Former owner of Chicago Sun Times and Daily Telegraph, British Lord, and Canadian... more

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The Mighty Tall Fall of The Lofty Lord Black

"Lord Black of Crossharbour has seen his empire and power unravel in the space of... more

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Orange Armbands to End Injustice

FROM ACLU PRESIDENT ANTHONY D ROMERO: On January 11th, the ACLU is leading a... more

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Kanye West voted WORST ARTIST of 2007...and I kind of have to agree.

Okay, I'm not exactly the biggest Justice fan, but after hearing about the... more

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About Face in Saudi Rape Sentence

Over the weekend, the Saudi Justice Ministry upheld the sentence of 6 months in jail... more

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The Reality of a Wrongful Convictions

This is a beautiful piece of photojournalism and tells a terrible but inspiring story... more

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