Category Archives: Free Speech

Gerald Celente - Corruption and Economic Crimes
Gerald Celente - Corruption and Economic Crimes RT Channel - http://www.youtube.com We support free speech, free press, free markets and human rights. Planet 2.0 Global News Shop : p2gn.spreadshirt.com Planet 2.0 Global News RSS Feed : feeds.feedburner.com Fair Use Notice : Fair use is a limitation and exception to the exclusive right granted by copyright law to the author of a creative work. In United States copyright law, fair use is a doctrine that permits limited use of copyrighted material without acquiring permission from the rights holders. Examples of fair use include commentary, search engines, criticism, news reporting, research, teaching, library archiving and scholarship. It provides for the legal, unlicensed citation or incorporation of copyrighted material in another author #39;s work under a four-factor balancing test.From:PlanetGlobalNewsViews:1 0ratingsTime:03:15More inNews Politics

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Steel on Steel - Nov 3, 2012 - What did We Learn from Hurricane Sandy?
#39;What did We Learn from Hurricane Sandy? #39; - John starts the show by asking what we #39;ve learned from Hurricane Sandy. The answer is a resounding nothing. Dr. Paul Williams, MD, (www.whenallplansfail.com) returns to SOS for an I-told-you-so moment as to why SOS listeners must be thinking about emergency preparedness. One of the surprising failures during Sandy was the New York Stock Market trading system, which was supposed to have a contingency plan following 9/11 in order to allow continued market operations despite disasters. So what happened and how does this connect to markets which are increasingly controlled by highly sophisticated computer programming instead of humans? Chris Sheridan returns to the program. Then we #39;ll take up the case of army Lieutenant Col. Matthew Dooley, who received a negative Officer Evaluation Review for teaching a college class on radical Islam, which was offensive to Islam and Muslims. Richard Thompson from the Thomas More Law Center (www.thomasmore.org) guests. This case will be pivotal in free speech issues for the future. John closes the show with a news report from Nigeria where Muslims systematically murdered over 40 Christian college students during the month of October.From:steelonsteelradioViews:0 0ratingsTime:09:28More inNews Politics

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Response to "Four Dead in Benghazi"
I #39;m sorry, but there is a monumental difference between four college students protesting an unjust American war being killed by US Soldiers in a land that claims freedom of speech compared to an American diplomat and his security detail being killed in a very violent land by enemy combatants. The diplomat and security detail knew the risks when they agreed to work in Libya. The college students at Kent State were ambushed in their homeland by the US Government that was supposed to uphold the student #39;s right to free speech and protest. The use of CSN Y #39;s Ohio is despicable. Neil Young is an artist and a man of peace. He is a known supporter of Barack Obama. I am completely disgusted that a musician could do this to another musician. Especially a musician of the calibre of Neil Young. I guess this is how you finally see the difference between an artist and a hack with a guitar. I appreciate that there is a political message being communicated here. That message will only be heard by the same people who already hold that belief and who do not understand or appreciate music or art. People who love and appreciate music and art will be insulted and offended at public rapping of a true artist #39;s material. Witness the complete lack of respect paid to Neil Young. Understand the absolute disconnection between the conceptual objectives of the original "Ohio" and murdered and raped remains left behind on "Four Dead in Benghazi." Draw your own conclusions from these points and you can ...From:lothian65Views:5 1ratingsTime:03:07More inNews Politics

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Where are the West #39;s free speech defenders in Eutelsat censorship case?
Silence and mystery continue to surround the decision of Paris-based Eutelsat to disconnect all Iranian media from its satellite television services. Eutelsat continues to refuse interview requests from Press TV. The company #39;s only press release stated that European Union sanctions forced the ban, but an EU spokesperson told Press TV that the sanctions contain no such orders. Follow our Facebook on: http://www.facebook.com Follow our Twitter on: twitter.comFrom:PressTVGlobalNewsViews:98 9ratingsTime:02:34More inNews Politics

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BREAKING PREACH ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY GET 10 YEARS IN PRISON 2012 !
lastresistance.com Court Upholds Law That Could Imprison Pastors For Preaching Biblical Doctrines In 2009, President Barack Obama signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act into law. The law was pushed by every gay rights organization in the country. They claim that anyone who says anything negative about homosexuality is guilty of bullying them and therefore constitutes a hate crime. Under the strictest definition of the law, any biblical preaching against sin in general, especially that of homosexuality could be considered hate language and therefore a hate crime. If convicted of the felony offense, a person could spend as much as 10 years in prison. In 2010, the Hate Crimes Prevention Act #39;s constitutionality was challenged in court by the American Family Association of Michigan along with several Michigan pastors, Levon Yuille, Rene Ouellette and James Combs. The pastors and AFA of Michigan president Gary Glenn actively preached against homosexuality and that it was a sin according to the Bible. They saw the Hate Crimes Prevention Act as a violation of their constitutional rights for free speech and religion. Their federal lawsuit was filed against US Attorney General Eric Holder. Later that year Holder filed for a dismissal of the lawsuit on the grounds of standing and ripeness. Standing and ripeness are legal terms that have to do with their legal ability to file the suit for future circumstances that may or may not ever happen. A federal district judge granted Holder #39;s ...From:TheCoop30301Views:103 16ratingsTime:05:08More inNews Politics

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Editor tells Al Jazeera cartoons are free speech
http://www.youtube.com News Video Network Plz Subscrib for Latest World News The editor of the French magazine, Charlie Hebdo in an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera has defended the decision to publish cartoons of Prophet Muhammad. Stephane Charbonnier told Al Jazeera his magazine has a problem, when it comes to Islam, by receiving an indignant or violent reaction. He says nothing wrong has been done, his magazine has not infringed French law, as they have the right to use their freedom as he understands it.From:NewsVideoNetworkViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:05More inNews Politics

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Mitt Romney 2008 Ad - Full-Spectrum Conservative
Attack ad against John McCain from the Republican Presidential Primary Campaign of 2008. Released January 1st, 2008. "The National Review had it right." "Senator McCain is a hero and a strong supporter of the War in Iraq." "But McCain is not as conservative as Romney." "He opposed the Bush tax cuts - twice." "His campaign finance law limits free speech." "He pushed a plan to keep illegal immigrants here permantly." "Mitt Romney - a full-spectrum conservative." "A supporter of limited government." "The preservation of marriage." "And a foreign policy based on the national interest."From:glundbladViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:31More inMusic

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Free speech in a hyper connected world [VIDEO SUMMARY] [EN]
Video Summary of the ALDE ADLE MEP Marietje Schaake EVENT "Free speech in a hyper connected world" [FULL VIDEO] = soon Rapid technological developments make people across the world hyper-connected to each other, and to information. To over 2 billion citizens worldwide the internet has become both a public space and a marketplace. As people worldwide connect to online services they transcend traditional borders of nation states, and defy traditional concepts of jurisdiction. This creates opportunities for enjoying human rights, fostering development, trade and innovation. New technologies and the internet have proven powerful forces of change, innovation and civil empowerment. But also affect concepts of security and morality -- domains traditionally closely linked to nation states and not yet adapted to the new global borderlessness. After violent protests by extremists in reaction to the "Innocence of Muslims" video, the question whether or not YouTube should take this video offline after political pressure has been fiercely debated. Beyond the tragic incidents of the past weeks, a broader question remains: Which role should companies and governments play in a hyper connected world? How to ensure that our rights and freedoms online, either as individuals or as a part of an internet public, are best protected and preserved?" [ALDEADLE-MEP-EVENT] [EVENT-SUMMARY] [VIDEO-SUMMARY] [MEP-EVENT] [MEETING] [Language EN] 121008 ALDEADLE MEP EVENT VIDEO SCHAAKE Free speech in a ...From:ALDE ADLEViews:1 0ratingsTime:05:25More inNews Politics

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There is a firestorm over a Virginia marketing firm that allegedly flooded mobile devices with political text messages. But lost in the media coverage is the price some consumers might pay if they lack unlimited texting plansand whether free speech will keep the practice alive.

TextingThe controversy is about a large number of text messages originating from websites tied to a marketing firm called ccAdvertising. On October 30, Washington, D.C., residents received the messages in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

The messages werent storm updates: They were short missives attacking Barack Obamas presidential campaign and his stance on same-sex marriage and abortion. And they were showing up on mobile phones apparently at random.

Enough messages were received by reporters in the D.C. area to cause them to look up the owners of the websites and link them to ccAdvertising.

But anyone following the issue of political text messages wouldnt have been surprised at the tactic, since the firms owner said just a week ago such campaigns were just an another example of free speech, and permissible under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Gabriel Joseph told the website Campaigns & Elections on October 25 that he was taking part in an FCC review of the practice, and that any action that banned the mass messaging campaigns was unconstitutional and against the intent of the First Amendment.

Such efforts take away Americans free speech rights that are now protected by current law, FCC regulations and the Constitution of the United States, Joseph told Campaigns & Elections.

What Joseph calls his constitutional right is labeled an FCC loophole by his opponents.

The controversy is about the practice called email-to-text messaging. It uses websites, instead of texting services, to send an outgoing email to someones cellphone number as a text message. It looks like a text message to the person who receives it, and the FCC doesnt bar such messages as spam in its current regulations.

The rub, says Campaigns & Elections, is that ccAdvertising claims people who have unlimited texting plans arent paying for the messages, so they are permissible under the TCPA.

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FCC ‘loophole’ may force mobile users to pay for political text ads

About 25 people staged a free speech rally Thursday on the corner of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard.

The Santa Clarita Valley Free Speech Coalition staged the demonstration, where attendees waved American flags, chanted and held up signs condemning what they claim is coercion or suppression of local media organizations.

One such incident they cite is the recent firing of two KHTS AM-1220 employees who claim they were dismissed as a result of critical stories they wrote about Rep. Howard Buck McKeon (R-Santa Clarita). But group members say the issue is larger than that one incident.

We support all media, said Valencia resident Larry McClements. We need to take a stand against outside influence on the media, no matter the level.

Though McClements said the rally was meant to be non-partisan, several local political candidates were invited to attend, including McKeon, Edward Headington, Scott Wilk and Lee Rogers.

Rogers, the Democratic candidate for Californias 25th Congressional District, was the only one to attend the event, McClements said.

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