From “Mumford Law” Your “yes” is not always real legal consent. Do police really need a warrant to search your car? Or can a simple “yes” — or even a signature you barely understood — become legal consent? In this video, we break down the controversial world of consent searches, informed consent, and coerced consent […]
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From “The Civil Rights Lawyer” A couple of months ago I told you the story of Larry Bushart, who spent 37 days behind bars simply for posting a meme in a Facebook group. That video was a collaboration with FIRE, a national nonprofit First Amendment advocacy organization, who had just filed the civil rights lawsuit
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From “High Impact Vlogs” The man in the video is Nicholas Jordan Wagter, a researcher with a background in medical biophysics (degrees/education from Western University and mentions of University of Toronto connections). He posts content on Canadian intelligence/government issues, conspiracy-oriented topics (e.g., targeted harassment, mind control theories), and has been vocal about delivering documents on
RAPID DETENTION is HERE! They Arrested and INSTITUTIONALIZED Him for THIS! Read More »
From “reason.com” Vicki Baker is more fortunate than several other similarly situated victims. But it took a very long time to get there. How long should it take an innocent person to get confirmation that they will be compensated after the government destroys their home? Should, of course, is subjective. Some such victims will never get
A SWAT Team Destroyed an Innocent Woman’s Home. She’s Been Waiting 6 Years for Justice. Read More »
This article comes from “naturalnews.com” A new drone-mounted surveillance system can identify individuals at distances of up to 1,000 meters by combining facial recognition, gait analysis, and body shape matching, according to a report published by YourNews.com. The system integrates existing drone platforms with advanced biometric algorithms to provide real-time identification without requiring close proximity, the
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From “reason.com” Most federal appeals courts have recognized the right to record police. DHS employees nevertheless seem to view it as a crime. Renée Good had just died. Hours after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent Jonathan Ross fatally shot the Minneapolis protester on January 7, Kristi Noem, then the secretary of homeland security, said Good had been engaged
Filming Cops Is a First Amendment Right. The Feds Keep Harassing People for It Anyway. Read More »
From “Lincoln Square” Max Burns breaks down CORCA, a barely covered bill passed by the House that could give DHS and ICE sweeping power to collect personal data from people accused of shoplifting. Burns explains why the bill is not really about retail theft — it is about surveillance, data collection, and expanding ICE’s reach
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From “The Free Thought Project” Aggressive anti-homeless legislation only serves to further exacerbate an increasingly inhumane approach to the homeless crisis. There’s an old saying that says “you are always closer to being homeless than you are to being a millionaire”, meant to emphasize the rampant wealth inequality and deteriorating quality of life for most
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From “Car Coach Reports” By now, most Americans assume they’re being watched online. What they don’t expect is just how aggressively they’re being tracked offline, every time they get behind the wheel. A quiet but powerful fight is unfolding across the country over automated license plate reader systems, and it’s not just about traffic enforcement
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From “Mumford Law” This is the police department redacted Facebook page released Body camera footage which captures a disturbing encounter in Hinesville, Georgia, where a police officer leaves an elderly amputee man and his wife stranded on the side of the road after having their vehicle towed over an alleged insurance issue at 2:36 am.