New York thugs violently arrested a woman who was making a video of them, and her boyfriend. They tried to steal the video, but they got the wrong video card, so they were busted.

How often do they steal the right video card and get away with their crime? Shouldn't they be prosecuted for obstruction of justice whenever they destroy evidence?

Julian Assange got notes that a UK spy agency had about him, in which the spooks speculated that the charges against Assange were trumped up.

US citizens: phone the White House and say, arrest the bankster, not the protesters against "Too Big to Jail".

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are 202-224-3121, 888-818-6641 and 888-355-3588.

The invisible elephant in the room during Rios Montt's trial was the support that a string of Guatemalan dictators got from the US government.

It's bad enough that corporations lure people to give out lots of personal information. Even worse, states are going to join in luring or pressuring people to do so.

The "Internet of Things" is one of the stratagems.