(Video) Spying on Scientists: How the FDA Monitored Whistleblowers
(Video) Spying on Scientists: How the FDA Monitored Whistleblowers

Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! interviews Stephen Kohn, attorney for whistleblowers spied on and fired by the FDA.

How common is this deep and pervasive spying on prospective dissidents by government agencies?

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Posted 10 months ago
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(Documentary) Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority
(Documentary) Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority

A thought-provoking and powerful documentary film on the current and historical root causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Do you think the majority of Americans would agree to fund Israel after they watched this?

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Posted 10 months ago
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NDAA, ACTA, & The Police Surveillance State: Creeping Fascism
‘The list contines to grow. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The essentially unprovoked police attacks on protesters, bystanders and journalists at Occupy protests around the nation. The continuing murder of (mostly young and black) men by police departments around the nation with few or no legal repercussions to the murderers. The growing surveillance state and the denial of basic freedoms via emergency legislation in cities facing political protest usually from the left. The permanence of that legislation even after the protests have ended. The continuing pursuit of “material support” charges against antiwar and solidarity activists involved in work against US and Israeli policies. The infant US police state is no longer learning to crawl; it has learned to walk and will soon be stomping its boots in a neighborhood near you.’

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Posted 1 year ago
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