by Steve Mann and Brian D. Wassom. In the wake of the fatal encounters between police and citizens in Ferguson, New York and Cleveland, President Obama recently announced millions of dollars in funding to equip police officers with body-worn video cameras. The concept is not new; scores of police departments across the ... MORE
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Showing posts with label protection. Show all posts
Ed Krayewski: Time For A Police Offenders Registry
Can we agree police job is a privilege, not a right? This week, the Department of Justice announced
new guidelines against racial profiling. The changes
don't actually change all that much. As regular incidents of
police brutality get more and more mainstream media attention, it's
time for a bold move from the White House. ... MORE
Over 700 Million People Taking Steps to Avoid NSA Snoops
by Bruce Schneier. The Snowden effect. There's a new international survey
on Internet security and trust, of "23,376 Internet users in 24
countries," including "Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan,
Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Poland, South Africa, South Korea, ... MORE
Medical Doctors, Organizing To Restrict Your Freedom
by Mike Sweeney. Going back over the last two to three years we have often encountered groups of medical doctors who are organizing, crafting a message, and implementing protocols which will enable them to strip a law abiding citizen of their Second Amendment rights. We first encountered the doctors at public forums, which were ... MORE
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doctors,
freedom,
gun control,
gun rights,
protection,
self-defense
Andrew Napolitano: Ferguson
Failure in Ferguson is across the board. The city of Ferguson, Mo., is now burned into our consciousness in a way that few other places are. In my youth, the race riots in Newark, Detroit and Los Angeles marked turning points in my own and in the public's awareness of the problems of a black underclass that perceives itself as being so ... MORE
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fairness,
government,
grand jury,
police,
police state,
politics,
prosecute,
protection,
society
New York's Plot to Gut the Second Amendment
by Michael Filozof. On Dec. 9, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit will hear oral arguments in the case of Nojay v. Cuomo. At stake is nothing less than whether the Second Amendment grants substantive gun rights to American citizens, or is meaningless rhetoric that allows the government total control over what firearms ... MORE
New Court Decision Could Restore Right To Carry In CA
California acknowledges the 2nd Amendment! A procedural decision in a landmark Second Amendment case could spell the end for California laws restricting the issuance of permits to carry concealed handguns. The decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals would bar other law enforcement officials, including state Attorney ... MORE
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California,
concealed carry,
firearms,
gun rights,
guns,
protection,
self-defense
Americans Now Understand Guns Make Homes Safer
by Jason Keisling & J.D. Tuccille. "An armed society is a polite society" - Robert A. Heinlein. After Washington state voters passed an initiative imposing
background checks on people willing to subject even their private
and largely untraceable transaction to goverment scrutiny,
opponents of self-defense rights proclaimed that they've
found a ... MORE
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2nd Amendment,
gun control,
gun rights,
individual liberty,
protection,
safety,
self-defense
Thomas Sowell: Ebola And Obama
The safety of Americans comes in second. The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is both a danger in itself and a wake-up call for Americans -- about President Obama, about the institutions of this country and, most important, about ourselves. There was a time when an outbreak of a deadly disease overseas would bring virtually unanimous ... MORE
Walter E Williams: Will The West Defend Itself?
The barbarians at the gate. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), sometimes called ISIS or IS, is a Sunni extremist group that follows al-Qaida's anti-West ideology and sees a holy war against the West as a religious duty. With regard to nonbelievers, the Quran commands, "And kill them wherever you find them, and turn them out from ... MORE
VIDEO: How To Thwart Dishonest Baggage Handlers
Warning: following advice in this video could result in you being placed on a terrorist list.
Right of Self Defense in Texas Completely Depends on Race
By all means if you're white. In the first stage of what is known as general adaptation syndrome, a recognized natural response among all vertebrates and many other organisms is hyperarousal or acute stress response. In its more recognizable name, the “fight or flight” response is a natural physiological reaction to a perceived harmful event, ... MORE
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Blacks,
death penalty,
police state,
protection,
race,
raids,
self-defense,
SWAT,
tactics,
violence
Craig Timberg: New Apple Encryption Will Lock Out Police
Serving consumers at government's expense. Apple said Wednesday night that it is making it impossible for the
company to turn over data from most iPhones or iPads to police — even
when they have a search warrant — taking a hard new line as tech
companies attempt to blunt allegations that they have too readily
participated in ... MORE
Death Penalty For Man Who Defends Self In No-Knock Raid?
State wants to kill him for protecting his home. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a man charged in the shooting death of a veteran Killeen police officer. Marvin Louis Guy, 49, has been indicted for capital murder in the shooting death of police Detective Charles “Chuck” Dinwiddie, 47, and is named in indictments charging ... MORE
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death penalty,
law enforcement,
no-knock,
police,
protection,
self-defense,
shooting,
tactics
Meet A Town That's Had Enough Of Militarized Policing
by J.D. Tuccille. Barry Township, Michigan, with
a population of about 4,000, has four full-time
police officers, four part-time officers, two Humvees, two
armored personnel carriers (free, courtesy of the
Defense Department's 1033 program)—and, until recently, about
three dozen unpaid but armed and empowered reserve police officers ... MORE
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abuse,
brutality,
government,
law enforcement,
paramilitary,
police,
police state,
protection
Steve Chapman: The Courts Advance Concealed Guns
Concealed carry is the overwhelming norm. Gun-control advocates are learning the downside of getting their way. Recently, a federal judge struck down the District of Columbia's ban on the carrying of concealed handguns. Anti-gun forces have been losing in legislatures for a long time. Now they are finding that even where they win, ... MORE
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