FISA

Lawson for Congress Sponsors Screening of "Washington, You're Fired"

Sep 23 2008 7:00 pm
Sep 23 2008 9:00 pm

A Film About The Destruction of The U.S. Constitution

Washington, You're Fired is capturing the imagination of audiences across the United States as more people awaken to the realization that we must all join together in a battle for human rights and constitutionally guaranteed liberties or face losing them forever.

On The Weird Twists Of History, Part Two, Or, Why We Have A Fourth Amendment

In which we conclude an epic tale of drunken revelry, Constitutional Law, and the impact of the FISA "compromise" on the Fourth Amewndment.

A Fake Consultant Exclusive: “All Suspicious Persons Will Be Monitored."

In which we discover that we are all finally safe.

Obama and majority of Democratic Party shred Constitution: 4th Amendment now null & void

Obama and Dem have now sided with Bush and corporate America against the rule of law and the 4th Amendment.

NC Congressmen Price, Watt & Miller Vote Against FISA

NC Congressmen, Price, Watt and Miller all stood up today for the American people and the Fourth Amendment by voting against, FISA, the illegal wiring taping bill.

FISA, which passed the House on a 293 to 129 vote, has been called a “compromise” by supporters when in fact, it’s merely a capitulation to Republicans and Telecom Companies.

Just hours before the bill passed, George W. Bush praised the bill stating, “The enemy who attacked us on 9-11 will attack again is determined to strike this country again. It’s vita thatl our intelligence community has the ability to learn who the terrorists are talking to, what they are saying and what they are planning.” and what they are saying.”

Fixing a system that isn't broken

The new FISA law is supposed to help protect us from terrorism by addressing "weaknesses" in the original law. But is the law really in need of fixing, or does the new law have a more sinister, hidden purpose for the Bush administration?

Note to R.Hayes

Kay Hagan OK with FISA Telco immunity

Senator Hagan, in answer to how she would have voted on the FISA bill granting immunity to Telcos, says she would have voted YES on immunity.

FISA Fallout

Crossposted from Left Toon Lane, Bilerico Project & My Left Wing


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