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U.K. politician curses Starbucks founder - hear, hear! {Daily Finance}
Feb 19th 2009 9:58PM In sep 2000, in colleyville, tx, a barista who sold meth-amphetamine at that store was high and was never fired in spite of our complaints, and accused me in his state of taking a cup off the cup tower while I was in line paying for coffee. I wrote schultz an e-mail to complain, and he referred the letter to an atlanta, ga detective who then convinced the police to try to file "terroristic threats" charges against me, and it wasn't until I threatened 1st, 4th, and 14th amendment suits to all parties involved that they left me alone. long story short, I was exonerated, and the ENTIRE staff of that starbucks on glade rd, colleyville, tx was fired. this shows you something of schultz's character
Police haul HBO executive, husband off Delta Airlines flight {Gadling}
Jan 28th 2009 6:40PM we have a 1st amendment right to be angry and complaintive without being criminalized, so that we can communicate our problems clearly. period. this couple has a great 1st and 4th amendment case under a usc 42, 1983 civil action
Speed cameras and red light cameras: Good or bad? {Gadling}
Jan 17th 2009 2:24PM red camera lights use the "corporate" system so that the government can recuse itself from being responsible toward your due process. yet, it is tax funded and fully organized and protected by the government. the same attitude existed with the blackwater security in Iraq. hitler used this same system in Germany, he called it the "favorited industrialist" system. today, those of us in the know call this "corporate fascism".
This method used in the red light system immediately finds you guilty without due process, and it is also a clear violation of the 6th amendment guarantee to face your accuser personally. the camera's blanket decision against you IS NOT constitutionally protected, or a witness.
You can fight this. and win.
Dept. of Homeland Security: We can seize, keep your laptop without cause {Gadling}
Aug 3rd 2008 3:58AM these fascists have to follow thw spirit of the bill of rights even at the border, and our courts will soon prove that
Galley Gossip: A question about tipping flight attendants {Gadling}
Jul 20th 2008 11:06PM fa's are rude b+++++s, especially since 911, since they know they can have you federally indicted anytime they feel like (and I have firsthand knowledge that this post 911 fear mongering is about to change big time), f those stretch-mark witches
Naked Barbie doll on a dashboard leads to an arrest {Gadling}
Jul 13th 2008 9:23PM If outrage doesn't start, civil liberties will go, and the public will be criminalized...vote libertarian
Hot Seat: Lincoln Wrong to Fight Civil War? {Politics Daily}
Dec 26th 2007 6:21PM ron paul is right. he's always right, and he's the only 1 who supports individual freedom
Woman held in shackles at JFK for overstaying visa {Gadling}
Dec 17th 2007 9:09PM this country is becoming a police state because an entire generation of americans believed it was ok to give up their rights...too bad
Maryland to parents: immunize kids or get sent to jail {That's Fit}
Nov 17th 2007 2:54AM police state is coming...this stuff's just the beginning...
Massachusetts governor hedges bet on online gambling {BloggingStocks}
Nov 13th 2007 11:43PM this is called fascism: favoritism to some facet of industry as others become criminal. hitler called it industrialism...this nation, as our rights are exhumed, is becoming a police state
