In the US, if you injure or kill people with ineffective methods it’s OK as long as big companies make money from them.

On the other hand, if you heal people, you might find yourself in a world of trouble.

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The Brasscheck/Real Food Reading List

We recommend these books as a foundation for educating yourself about health in the 21st Century.

www.brasscheck.com/video/the-brasscheck-real-food-reading-list/

The law and the real world

Dealing with police – practical considerations.

Six questions, six answers.

Practical answers from a former cop, former FBI and criminal defense attorney.

1. Do I have to show my ID?
2. Do I have to answer questions?
3. Do I have to allow police to search my clothing?
4. Do I have to let an officer search my house?
5. Should I let police look at my phone?
6. Do police officer lie?

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Exposing COINTELPRO

On this day in 1971, a little known act of heroism by a handful of everyday people revealed the existence of an FBI political squad (COINTELPRO.)

This FBI operation, which still exists but without the name, was involved in a wide range of illegal activities in the service of suppressing dissent.

The story of how they were exposed is amazing. Don’t miss it.

For the history minded, this took place March 8, 1971.

“Whatever he’s going to do will not be beneficial to the powers that be”

On this day in 1965, Malcom X was assassinated.

Malcolm X Day

May 19, 1925 – February 21, 1965

Police who were surveilling talk about their cooperation with the FBI in keeping an eye on Malcolm X.

“Whatever he’s going to do will not be beneficial to the powers that be.”

“We don’t have an American problem. We have a human problem.”

Thugs without brains or consequences

College administrator orders a police officer to assault a Teacher of the Year.

Why?

He didn’t want people clapping during a public meeting or commenting on his ban on applause.

What did the police officer do?

Not hard to guess the answer to that question.

Anyone charged?

Well, the assaulted teacher was arrested for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest – after he got out of the emergency room.

And then he was fired from his job.

The thug in blue? No problems for him.

The thug administrator? No problem for him either.

In what other country on earth do police assault teachers at the command of administrators during a public comments sessions and get away with it?

…and checking it twice

We’ve recently told you about civil forfeiture.

Incredibly, it gets worse.

Police have gotten greedy.

They actually have wish lists of items – referred to as “little goodies” – they want.

Items that belong to you.

This hideous practice extends to your car – and your home.

There is incentive for them to take what’s yours.

The American public should not be playing Santa Claus to the cops whose salaries we already pay!

From the Jason Goodman show

NSA whistleblower Bill Binney goes DEEPER into the mechanics of intelligence agency corruption (which includes active spying on you) than anyone I’ve heard.

Not only do US citizens have their communications recorded and stored for future review, the FBI and DOJ are not above manufacturing things to target “enemies.”

“Enemies” would be anyone who tells the truth and/or has a political opinion that does not support the existing government.

“Lawfare”…it’s like warfare, but the government uses “exta-legal” action to target its enemies.

Robert Mueller – the guy who let the bank HSBC skate on laundering BILLIONS in drug money – is the master of lawfare.

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No warning to Occupy leaders

Fletcher Prouty made it clear…

You don’t have to actively kill a political figure, you just have to remove security at the critical time.

Thus, the Secret Service non-protection of John F. Kennedy in Dallas and the fact the Los Angeles Police didn’t have a single officer at the Ambassador Hotel the night that Robert F. Kennedy was killed.

Then there is the fact that the FBI knew that sketchy Saudis were taking flight training in Florida and Minnesota, but ignored the reports of its own field agent and let them proceed.

Then there is Occupy, the movement that spoke to the American people’s outrage over the multi-trillion scam that was the Wall Street bailout. Wall Street partners kept all the money they stole from the markets and citizens were given the bill to clean up the damage.

Here’s the punchline:

The FBI knew that the leaders of Occupy Houston were being targeted for assassination – and did not warn them.

People aking things into their own hands

Is there a connection between political parties and organized crime?

There sure is.

One Mexican town proved this by banning political parties.

The amazing story of what happened to a town of 20,000 in Mexico when they took up arms to throw politicians, police and members of organized crime out.

Violent crime which had been out of control has dropped to near nothing.

“Right now there is no crime. It doesn’t get worse than a brawl.”

And the town prospers.

Secret police, secret courts, censorship, intimidation

The FBI imported more than 1,000 Nazis after World War II.

Today, US law enforcement still derives inspiration from the efficiency” of Nazi law enforcement.

Secret police, secret courts, surveillance, censorship, intimidation, harassment, torture, indefinite detention, blackmail, entrapment and more

The secret history revealed.