The Alex Jones Show - Tuesday, May 14, 2013 (Full Show): Jeffrey M. Smith
On the Tuesday, May 14 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex covers Matt Drudge's warning about the Obama administration's "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into the practice of journalism in the United States. Alex covers the unraveling of the Benghazi op and the IRS' attempt to intimidate Obama's political opposition, behavior that has led Kentucky Senator Rand Paul to declare that Obama is "drunk on power." On today's worldwide broadcast, Alex talks with Jeffrey M. Smith, author of Genetic Roulette: The Documented Health Risks of Genetically Engineered Foods, an informative book available at the Infowars Store. Smith is also the author of Seeds of Deception: Exposing Industry and Government Lies About the Safety of the Genetically Engineered Foods You're Eating.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Judge Napolitano Exposes Eric Holder & DOJ For 'Profound And Direct Assault On First Amendment'
May 14, 2013 - Attorney General Eric Holder says the Justice Department decided to subpoena phone records of AP citing one of the "most serious leaks" he's ever encountered. Holder says he removed himself from the decision to subpoena the records.
5/14/13 - Reacting to Attorney General Eric Holder's Tuesday afternoon press briefing on the Department of Justice's secret seizing of Associated Press phone records, Fox senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano tore into the agency for its "direct assault" on the Constitution that he says circumvented the proper channels laid out by the law. On Monday afternoon it was revealed that the DOJ had obtained the private phone records of Associated Press reporters and editors. In response, Holder explained today that the seizure was part of an investigation into one of the worst leaks he has ever seen in his legal career, one he believes could have compromised national security.
Napolitano was not convinced, calling Justice's actions a "profound and direct assault on the First Amendment." He explained to Fox host Megyn Kelly that the feds have three different methods to legally seize documents from an outlet like the Associated Press: 1. "Grand jury subpoena, in which case the U.S. attorney has to tell the person, 'We are going for your records.'" 2. "Go to a judge and present evidence of probable cause of crime to get a search warrant." 3. "Obtain a national security letter, in which a federal agent writes a search warrant authorizing another federal agent to get the documents under the PATRIOT Act."
The third option, Napolitano added, "is unconstitutional, but it is the law." But as the judge sees it, the only crime that's been identified by Holder thus far was the "crime of leaking," which does not constitute a national security threat.
And so without following any of the three steps to legally obtaining documents under federal law, Napolitano told Kelly, the seizure "was absolutely done improperly and it violated most the core protected rights under the Constitution: freedom of speech."
5/14/13 - Reacting to Attorney General Eric Holder's Tuesday afternoon press briefing on the Department of Justice's secret seizing of Associated Press phone records, Fox senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano tore into the agency for its "direct assault" on the Constitution that he says circumvented the proper channels laid out by the law. On Monday afternoon it was revealed that the DOJ had obtained the private phone records of Associated Press reporters and editors. In response, Holder explained today that the seizure was part of an investigation into one of the worst leaks he has ever seen in his legal career, one he believes could have compromised national security.
Napolitano was not convinced, calling Justice's actions a "profound and direct assault on the First Amendment." He explained to Fox host Megyn Kelly that the feds have three different methods to legally seize documents from an outlet like the Associated Press: 1. "Grand jury subpoena, in which case the U.S. attorney has to tell the person, 'We are going for your records.'" 2. "Go to a judge and present evidence of probable cause of crime to get a search warrant." 3. "Obtain a national security letter, in which a federal agent writes a search warrant authorizing another federal agent to get the documents under the PATRIOT Act."
The third option, Napolitano added, "is unconstitutional, but it is the law." But as the judge sees it, the only crime that's been identified by Holder thus far was the "crime of leaking," which does not constitute a national security threat.
And so without following any of the three steps to legally obtaining documents under federal law, Napolitano told Kelly, the seizure "was absolutely done improperly and it violated most the core protected rights under the Constitution: freedom of speech."
The Bankers Are The Problem ~ Anonymous
Anonymous The Bankers Are The Problem
A message from Anonymous concerning Occupy Wall Street and the bankers. Occupy idle minds fenced myopism and simplisitic set our souls in motion our communication we know we fit but we never seem to reach under unction made for unclear reasons live with each other have a dinner party , the bankers love:death, pain, and poverty they better watch out cause karma will bite them in the ass. What they give out is what they certainly will get. This life or the next. They are Demonic Trolls not even in control of their own life or destiny. They are weak, no heart. Your Soul is forever you can't die you will be reborn , Not even the top Banker Devils have came to that conclusion cause the Devil Controls them and clouds there judgement.
Whistleblowers can no longer trust Journalists after the AP Scandal says Tony Gosling
AP Surveillance: 'Govts taking our rights away, not Al-Qaeda'
Up to a hundred reporters and editors at the Associated Press have been targeted, in a massive US government surveillance operation against the news service. AP is calling the monitoring network - created by the Justice Department itself - unprecedented in size and scope, and a gross violation of privacy. One consequence of this surveillance scandal is that whistleblowers will now think twice, before calling a news desk - that's according to investigative journalist and historian, Tony Gosling.
Exclusive Tour of Bilderberg 2013 Site & Hotel
Bilderberg 2013 : An extensive tour of the grounds of the Grove - site of Bilderberg 2013.
A walk through the Grove, site of Bilderberg 2013, including conference rooms where elitists will meet
These people own massive stately homes, castles, large underground complexes. Why would they use a hotel for a secret meeting? Particularly with an infowars reporter as a guest in the building who is also uploading footage to the public?
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