Down with Big Brother: Warrantless surveillance makes a mockery of the Constitution
The government long ago sold us out to the highest bidder. The highest bidder, by the way, has always been the Deep State.
The government long ago sold us out to the highest bidder. The highest bidder, by the way, has always been the Deep State.
A tornado watch has been issued for portions of Virginia, effective until 7 p.m. Tornado watches have also been issued for Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina.
It doesn’t take much to realize that the issue driving Augusta County politics the past couple of years has been police body cams.
Tyrants don’t like people who speak truth to power. Cue the rise of protest laws, which take the government’s intolerance for free speech to a whole new level and send the resounding message that resistance is futile.
The Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty has been fighting poverty and promoting the social welfare of New York’s struggling populations.
This year’s presidential election, much like every other election in recent years, is what historian Daniel Boorstin referred to as a “pseudo-event.”
For its victims, war is . . . yes, hell. For the rest of us — the onlooking and supportive patriots — war is an abstraction embedded in ignorance, a.k.a., public relations, served up for public consumption.
A feasibility study is in the works to investigate sea level rise and flooding along coastal regions and rivers in Virginia.
The U.S. government and economy were built on the backs of slave labor. Twelve former Presidents owned slaves, eight while in office.
Forty years past the time that George Orwell envisioned the stomping boot of Big Brother, the police state is about to pass off the baton to the surveillance state.
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