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Filed under: domestic terrorism, Police State | Tagged: human rights violation, police brutality, Police State, reporter | 7 Comments »
Fri, 09/17/2010 – 14:33 by Marco Simons Source: Earth Rights International “So long as they incorporate (or act in the form of a trust), businesses will now be free to trade in or exploit slaves, employ mercenary armies to do dirty work for despots, perform genocides or operate torture prisons for a despot’s political opponents, [...]
Filed under: Corporate Government, Human Rights | Tagged: Alien Tort Statute, corporate liability, Human Rights, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, lawsuit, Nigeria, supreme court, United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit | 5 Comments »
“The coalition government wants direct access to your bank account. No longer will you be paid by your employer, with them sorting out the tax to collect.” The employer sends the money to the government, then the government deposits what they don’t keep directly into your bank account.
Filed under: NWO, Tyranny | Tagged: coaltion, customs, direct access, employee bank accounts, government, inland revenue, proposed law, steal workers money, tax man, taxman, theft, uk | 1 Comment »
Source: Raw Story Also on list: Royal Caribbean, Deutsche Bank, Chevron Almost three years ago exactly — Sept. 17, 2007 — a cadre of guards from the security firm then known as Blackwater shot and killed 17 Iraqis at a public plaza in Baghdad. The company, long in the public eye, has been known for [...]
Filed under: Security, Tyranny, War on America | Tagged: baghdad, blackwater, Caribbean, Deutsche Bank, Jeremy Scahill, Monsanto, Nation, united states | 1 Comment »
Why did the media seem to know so much about the so-called “perpetrators” of 9/11 just minutes after the attacks?
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Want to launch an ad-hominem attack? Not here you don’t.
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