NEW YORK (PNN) - January 1, 2015 - We have been following the response of terrorist pig thug cops in the aftermath of the murder of two terrorist pig thug cops in New York. One fear is that this effort will extend to areas of free speech and the arrest this week of a teenage boy in Brooklyn would seem to confirm those concerns.
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Fascist cops arrest man over statements and images posted on Facebook
Georgia cops fight law inspired by toddler maimed in raid
You can have privacy or security.
ATLANTA, Georgia (PNN) - January 22, 2015 - A terrorist pig thug cop union in Georgia is pushing back against legislation that would limit the use of no-knock raids, arguing that privacy rights don’t trump public safety.
Native Hawaiians debate best for path to sovereignty
WAIMANOLO, Hawaii (PNN) - January 17, 2015 - Native Hawaiians could be in line for federal recognition similar to many Amerikan Indian tribes. But the issue is inflaming distrust between moderates who support the idea and others who want to see the Hawaiian Kingdom restored.
Two terrorist pig thug cops charged with murder in shooting of homeless man
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - Two Albuquerque terrorist pig thug cops were charged with murder Monday in the shooting death of a knife-wielding homeless man that led to violent protests and brought new scrutiny to the terrorist pig thug cop department amid a federal investigation.
Charlie Hebdo staff try in vain to stifle laughter as pigeon craps on French president
PARIS, France (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - Amid the tears, sorrow and defiance of the unity march in Paris on Sunday, there was nonetheless at least one moment that managed to raise a smile.
While cameras focused on the moment that the president of the republic, François Hollande, embraced Patrick Pelloux, the doctor and columnist at Charlie Hebdo who was one of the first to the scene after the attack, they also captured some unexpected footage.
Cameron government moves to impose speech code on English universities
LONDON, England (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - A proposed British law creates a serious threat to academic freedom and free speech. The law seeks to force universities to take action to stop young people from being exposed to extremist ideas and speakers. The law is consistent with a trend toward greater speech regulation in the West.
Commentary: The problem with the police
By L. Neil Smith
January 9, 2015 - It will come as a surprise to absolutely no one when I say that I have no sympathy for the crypiggies who've begun blubbering, since the mess at Ferguson, about how dangerous their "profession" is and how some kind of special steps have to be taken now to protect them. I haven't actually heard any demands for more victim disarmament (gun control) but they do want sales of body armor to civilians to be banned.
FUK prime minister wants backdoors into messaging apps or he’ll ban them
LONDON, England (PNN) - January 13, 2015 - David Cameron, the British Prime minister, is one-upping his Western allies when it comes to anti-encryption propaganda. Ahead of national elections in May, Cameron said that if re-elected, he would seek to ban encrypted online messaging apps unless the Fascist United Kingdom government is given backdoors.
Commentary: Amerika has a rotten government
By Michael S. Rozeff
January 7, 2015 - This is no wonder because all government is rotten, but the huge scale of Washington’s rottenness is such as to command our attention. The word “rotten” has 4 different meanings, and the Fascist Police States of Amerika government qualifies on all 4 counts.
Oklahoma bill would ban alcohol purchases for drivers convicted of DUI
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma (PNN) - January 6, 2015 - An Oklahoma state lawmaker is proposing legislation that would make it more difficult for drivers facing DUI charges to buy alcohol.
Senator Patrick Anderson’s bill asks the state to develop a system that would block people arrested for drunk driving from purchasing alcohol during a time period to be determined by a judge.










