The Murder of the U.S. Constitution Right Before the Eyes of the World

Paul Craig Roberts on the Death of the Constitution

Alex Jones from the Alex Jones Show, talks with columnist and former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan Administration, Paul Craig Roberts.

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts is the author of How the Economy Was Lost: The War of the Worldspaul craig roberts
and other titles. Dr. Roberts official website is http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/

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Citizens United vs. The FEC – The Animated Story

Watch the latest film from The Story of Stuff Project – The Story of Citizens United vs. The FEC – and educational animation about the Supreme Court and its awful decision to treat corporations as people, and what it means for our fragile democracy.

Marijuana Policy Conference in L.A.

February 27, 2011 · Posted in analysis, civil liberties, drug laws, drug war, liberty, progress · Comment 

Please save the date for this upcoming conference to discuss the future of marijuana policy reform efforts in California.

What: MARIJUANA REFORM: A Continuing Conversation
        

  • Next Steps Southern California
  • A statewide conference to discuss the future of marijuana policy reform efforts in
    California.

When:

  • Saturday, March 19, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Where:

Sponsored by CaNORML, Drug Policy Alliance, and the Marijuana Policy Project, this conference builds on the success of a similar gathering in Berkeley in January, and will feature a public discussion with drug policy reform leaders, medical marijuana advocates, legislators, attorneys, physicians, and marijuana reform activists from across the state. Your participation and input are welcome!

Registration, ticketing, and parking information will be available by March 1.
(A modest registration fee will be charged.)

Event sponsorship opportunities are available. Please contact Susan Soares, Vibenation MultiMedia LLC at or 310-923-3857, or Sarah Lovering, MPP or 310-351-2639.

Hope to see you there!

Facebook Executives Meet Regarding Your Privacy

May 13, 2010 · Posted in big brother, civil liberties, privacy · Comment 

Sign the ACLU Petition Regarding Facebook Privacy Policy

According to news reports, Facebook has called an “all hands” meeting today to discuss its privacy policies. That’s because they are facing a brewing revolt among Facebook users alarmed by the company’s cavalier attitude toward protecting your privacy.

In recent months, Facebook has rolled out some very privacy-unfriendly practices, from the “privacy transition” that took away privacy controls to “instant personalization” that instantly shares your personal information with third party pages without your consent.

At every step, the ACLU has been there to push back. Why? Because the less control you have over your own personal information, the more likely that information could end up in the wrong hands—including the government’s.

Sign the ACLU’s petition. Tell Facebook loud and clear that you want control of your personal information.

Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg has claimed that “the default is social.” That means Facebook starts from the assumption that your personal information will be distributed far and wide without your consent. But, tens of thousands of you have signed the ACLU petition to make it clear that you want to share with your friends, not a spying government.

Facebook is feeling the heat. It’s time to hold the company’s feet to the fire and take back control of our personal information.

You—not Facebook—should decide who to trust with private information about your political interests, sexual orientation, and more.

Sign the ACLU Facebook privacy petition. Make it clear you want to share with the people you choose, not the ones Facebook chooses for you.

Today’s reported all-hands meeting at Facebook means we’ve got their attention. Let’s keep the pressure on until Facebook adopts policies that respect the privacy of its users.

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