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Mississippi's SCOTUS Brief Makes a Strong Case For Overturning ROE

P. Gardner Goldsmith
July. 23. 2021
628 views

The fight for life is noble. The fight for consistency in the application of the Constitution also is noble. And this Mississippi case, centered on a 2018 statute that prohibits most abortions from 15...

DNC, Biden Allies Push For Cell Carriers To 'Vet' Your Personal Texts

P. Gardner Goldsmith
July. 13. 2021
2.8k views

The "free-speech" loving left again reveal their antagonism for speech they don't like even if it's over YOUR OWN PHONE.

Crypto Crosscut? Federal Reserve Points Itself Towards Digital 'Money'

P. Gardner Goldsmith
May. 25. 2021
437 views

How wonderful, a mandated fiat currency system that destroys the buying power of our earnings, now pushing us into a digital web that the government can invade and shut down at any time should Americans...

COVID-Crazed Australian State Mandates QR Code Scans For Private Home Visits

P. Gardner Goldsmith
May. 17. 2021
446 views

Yes... COVID-CRAZED Victoria, Australia Mandates QR CODE SCANS For Private Home Visitation. The headline says so much, but there is more to learn, especially about the principle of private property.

UMass Suspends Three Students For Taking a Pic Without Facemasks While Off-Campus

P. Gardner Goldsmith
May. 11. 2021
545 views

And this act by the state-subsidized school not only stuns with the double-standards it reveals, it suggests that the administration's policies mandating so-called "vaccines" also are useless. If...

Quebec City Health Commish Says City Is Forcibly 'Isolating Uncooperative' People Who’ve Tested Positive for COVID19

P. Gardner Goldsmith
September. 9. 2020
3.2k views

The shocking news from Quebec City is getting scant attention. This is not a good thing -- at all.

NY Gov. Cuomo Wants 4,000 'Social Distancing' Police Force Invading NYC Restaurants

P. Gardner Goldsmith
September. 4. 2020
14k views

New Yorkers used to have a reputation for being tough and independent. Will anyone stand up against this oppression?

WSJ: Gov't Tracking Americans Movements Through Phone Data in Order to Combat Spread of Virus

Nick Kangadis
March. 31. 2020
645 views

"The data comes from the mobile advertising industry rather than cellphone carriers," according to the WSJ.

Booker and Blumenthal Sponsor Federal Gun License/Registration Mandate

P. Gardner Goldsmith
September. 16. 2019
2.8k views

This is no time to be distracted by the flash of personality-politics. Rights are being attacked. This is the time to see how and by whom.

British Girls Protest School 'Gender Neutral' Uniform Ban on SKIRTS

P. Gardner Goldsmith
September. 10. 2019
1.5k views

This British school is in the news because girls are not being allowed to dress as girls. But that's only part of the problem.

Report: Facebook Collected Audio in Private Voice Chats via Contractors, Sent Audio to Third Party Vendors

John Romero
August. 14. 2019
522 views

Bloomberg is reporting that Facebook had previously paid third-party vendors to transcribe private audio clips for them.

Court Rules Users Can Sue Facebook Over Facial Recognition Tech

John Romero
August. 12. 2019
415 views

A lawsuit brought by three Illinois residents against Facebook will move forward after a ruling by the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals rejecting the social media giant's motions for dismissal.

CA Readies Data Collection on All Citizens From 'Cradle to Career'

P. Gardner Goldsmith
July. 29. 2019
903 views

Without a hint of irony, the leftists under CA Governor Gavin Newsom are using the term "Cradle to Career" to describe their new Big Brother Orwellian data collection system.

The Daily Beast Just Doxxed a Man For Mocking Pelosi - and It Looks Like Facebook Helped Them Do It

John Romero
June. 4. 2019
1.4k views

The Daily Beast just doxxed a man for the (not a) crime of allegedly posting a "doctored" video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on social media. And the worst part? It looks like Facebook helped them...

San Francisco Becomes First U.S. City to Ban Police, Local Gov't Use of Facial Recognition Technology

Monica Sanchez
May. 15. 2019
798 views

San Francisco on Tuesday became the first major U.S. city to ban local law enforcement and other city departments from using facial recognition technology.

Tax-Hungry Sanders Balks When Asked About Opening His Tax Files

P. Gardner Goldsmith
March. 1. 2019
11.3k views

There's something almost Shakespearian about a character who lives his life in hypocritical ways.

Incoming House Dems Prep Ban on Private and Online Gun Sales Without a 'Background Check'

P. Gardner Goldsmith
December. 19. 2018
1.2k views

The Democrats soon will have the majority in the House, and they are preparing more "grandstand legislation", completely dislocated from reality, to attack the right to keep and bear arms. Though it will...

Parents Concerned About a Nebraska Elementary School's Lunchroom Fingerprint Scanner

Ferlon Webster, Jr.
December. 12. 2018
1.7k views

Remember the days when privacy existed? When you could take pictures of yourself, your family, and your adventures and the only ones who would see these photos were the people you sat down with and showed...

Facebook Denies Trying to Access Users' Financial History

Caleb Tolin
August. 7. 2018
750 views

A new Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook has approached multiple large banks to try and get their financial data, such as card transactions and checking-account balances, to "deepen user engagement."

HUGE: California Homeschoolers Smack Down Crushing, Intrusive Bill

P. Gardner Goldsmith
May. 3. 2018
4.3k views

This is big.