Injustice // Current TV

Save Children From The Sex Trade Industry

The Blind Project is a group of concerned individuals who aim to protect children from... more

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Wanna Get Those Multiple Felony Counts Dropped and Avoid Prison and a Felony Record? Just Pay Up!

This proves that if you are a lawyer, you have a license to be a thief. In the... more

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Police victim brutalized

Read through the torture outlined below and I can assure you sleepless nights - On... more

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India's acid victims demand justice

In the quiet, narrow lane outside her east Delhi home, she had been bathing the family... more

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Wal-mart sues disabled ex-employee!

From CNN.com- "Wal-Mart sues disabled woman. Debbie Shank was hit by a... more

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we are the government ( The Missing Link: The Matrix Unplugged )

http://www.blacksoulscience.com/ http://current.com/items/85024941_zeitgeist_the_movie

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Perversion of Justice

Perversion of Justice is the poignant story of Hamedah Hasan and her three daughters,... more

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Some Truths Are Intolerable

A global network of spies, deception and political pressure must be overcome to... more

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CIA = LIE Part 3: Criminal Probe (FINALLY) Opened Over CIA Tapes

Finally! Please go read part 2 as well:... 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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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