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Is The First Amendment Dead In America?

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(Any order-following law enforcer that would come to a persons home and question them for posting an opinion is a tyrant!) From “The Disturbing Illusion” “Americans have long believed their First Amendment rights protected them from government inquiry regarding social media posts, a perception that is now being challenged. This video examines recent incidents where […]

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They Both Worship Government…

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From “The Disturbing Illusion” Brian dives a little deeper into the divisions within our nation, exposing how both sides of the aisle always prioritize power over principle. We examine the current state of us politics and how political parties manipulate narratives to serve their own ends, creating widespread political beliefs that further polarize the populace

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It’s OFFICIAL: Filming Federal Agents is a CRIME

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(We are officially living in an occupied POLICE STATE!) From “Here’s The Deal” From “reason.com” Video Shows Border Patrol Threaten Legal Observer in Key Largo for Following Him Every federal circuit court that has considered the issue, including the one covering Florida, has upheld a First Amendment right to monitor and record the police. (Illustration:

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LAWYER: Stop Cops From Twisting Your Words Against You

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From “Hampton Law” You’ve heard the stories. A suspect gets called in, says they’re innocent… and walks out in handcuffs. But in this case, the detectives didn’t threaten prison time. They threatened his dog. And within hours, a 21-year-old man signed a confession to killing his father—who wasn’t even dead. In this video Jeff, from

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Thought police arrive in Pennsylvania: Court greenlights warrantless search of your Google history

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” In a ruling that privacy advocates warn fundamentally reshapes the boundaries of government surveillance, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court declared Tuesday that law enforcement does not need a warrant to access an individual’s Google search history. The decision, which originated from a 2025 rape investigation in Pennsylvania, concluded that internet users

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