Tuesday, November 6, 2012
ISRAHELL ON EARTH
This powerful documentary exposes the hell that the palestinians have been going through since their land was stolen in 1948. From that day on, the world has been hijacked by a cabal of zionists/occultists, and the support given to them by governments has alienated much of the world. IsraHell on Earth looks at the origins of the abomination that is IsraHell and exposes its apartheid crimes.
Also watch: New Groundbreaking Evidence of 2012 False Flags
Monday, November 5, 2012
Saturday, November 3, 2012
New (Jew) World Order Explained by Evan Sadler
Or you can download it directly here:
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This is a must see! (Thanks to http://zioncrimefactory.com for this find and download link)
http://zioncrimefactory.com/2012/10/17/the-jew-world-order-explained-evan-sadler/
Friday, October 19, 2012
"Legalized Plunder of the American People"
G. Edward Griffin discusses the Federal Reserve and it's role in the declining economy at the recently concluded conference, Navigating the Politicized Economy.
Homeland Security’s Secret Boston Police Files
WHDH TV 7 News New
video you’ll see on just one station–and it may include pictures of
you! Tonight in her exclusive report, Hank reveals how law enforcement
officials are secretly videotaping events–and creating secret
“intelligence files” about innocent people! And now two major civil
rights groups are calling for the practice to stop! How could it happen?
Hank investigates.
Are you in this video? If you were at the peace march at the Park Street T last October you might be. But 7news didn’t shoot this–it’s from Boston police department’s secret surveillance files! Files marked “homeland security” and “extremist”.
Susan Barney of Arlington–a child care provider–was shocked to find her peaceful appearances in public places were being watched–and documented.
Susan Barney, Arlington Resident:
I am in no way a terrorist. I am no way a criminal.
Look at these videos: this one on Boston Common, this one in the financial district–and more–taped by Boston police since 2011. Why is law enforcement recording stuff like this? They say they’re collecting information for a little-known organization called BRIC–the Boston Regional Intelligence Center. It’s funded by homeland security, and its mission? Use these local police departments to watch out for terrorist threats and share information. Problem is: they’re also creating files about innocent people.
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
“They are really monitoring everything that they consider suspicious, even those actions are suspicious in anyway.
Hank:
Do you think people know they’re in police video files?
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
They don’t!
All these tapes–and this huge stack of reports–stayed secret until this recent lawsuit filed by the ACLU and the Mass Lawyers guild. They now say it proves police are not only targeting real terrorists, they’re tracking peaceful activists, and what’s more, the police are keeping the information on file!
Urzsula Maszny-Latos National Lawyers Guild:
“If an officer videotapes an event and nothing happens after ninety days, the tape should be destroyed.”
Hank:
“Is that what’s happening now?”
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
“It’s not.”
Look–some of these surveillance “reports” are four and five years old! Why were the police were keeping them? In this letter, the police explain it was a “software error” and most of the files “should have been purged.”
Carol Rose, ACLU:
“It’s wrong in a democracy for the government to spy on its own citizens and label them as criminals.”
The ACLU and the Guild are now calling for this surveillance to stop. Boston Police tell us BRIC does not maintain surveillance on peaceful protest groups, and they do not monitor events without specific information on suspected criminal activity.
Are you in this video? If you were at the peace march at the Park Street T last October you might be. But 7news didn’t shoot this–it’s from Boston police department’s secret surveillance files! Files marked “homeland security” and “extremist”.
Susan Barney of Arlington–a child care provider–was shocked to find her peaceful appearances in public places were being watched–and documented.
Susan Barney, Arlington Resident:
I am in no way a terrorist. I am no way a criminal.
Look at these videos: this one on Boston Common, this one in the financial district–and more–taped by Boston police since 2011. Why is law enforcement recording stuff like this? They say they’re collecting information for a little-known organization called BRIC–the Boston Regional Intelligence Center. It’s funded by homeland security, and its mission? Use these local police departments to watch out for terrorist threats and share information. Problem is: they’re also creating files about innocent people.
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
“They are really monitoring everything that they consider suspicious, even those actions are suspicious in anyway.
Hank:
Do you think people know they’re in police video files?
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
They don’t!
All these tapes–and this huge stack of reports–stayed secret until this recent lawsuit filed by the ACLU and the Mass Lawyers guild. They now say it proves police are not only targeting real terrorists, they’re tracking peaceful activists, and what’s more, the police are keeping the information on file!
Urzsula Maszny-Latos National Lawyers Guild:
“If an officer videotapes an event and nothing happens after ninety days, the tape should be destroyed.”
Hank:
“Is that what’s happening now?”
Urzsula Maszny-Latos, National Lawyers Guild:
“It’s not.”
Look–some of these surveillance “reports” are four and five years old! Why were the police were keeping them? In this letter, the police explain it was a “software error” and most of the files “should have been purged.”
Carol Rose, ACLU:
“It’s wrong in a democracy for the government to spy on its own citizens and label them as criminals.”
The ACLU and the Guild are now calling for this surveillance to stop. Boston Police tell us BRIC does not maintain surveillance on peaceful protest groups, and they do not monitor events without specific information on suspected criminal activity.
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