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Reporter Exposes Government Looting By Americans

Alexandra Pelosi takes her camera to the dusty roads of Mississippi and the streets of New York City to expose how able-bodied people receive food and money from the U.S. Federal Government. Those in power don’t mind since, dependence translates into votes. Votes then turn into what one welfare recipient calls “Obama Bucks. Martin Gould from News Max reports:

The people Pelosi interviewed at a welfare office on New York City’s 14th Street, admit they don’t want a job, and support President Barack Obama “because he gives me stuff,” and “because he’s black.”

One man smokes and drinks Budweiser through a straw as he stands on line. He laughs as he admits to having five children by four different mothers. He tells Pelosi, “I’m here to get a check … whatever they’ve got to offer, it’s not like they’ve got a checklist … I’m just here to get what I can get.”

Pelosi was attacked by conservatives for being selective in the people she depicted in her video from Mississippi. One man in that video said, “This is America, our president should be American, not Muslim.”

Alexandra Pelosi, the youngest of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s five children, admitted to Maher that she didn’t have to go far to speak to the people she called “freeloading welfare queens,” as the office is “right downstairs from where I live.”

She asks one man, “Why should I help you? Why should my tax dollars be going to you?” He responds, “Only because my ancestors came here to help build this place – my ancestors, the slaves.” He said the last time he worked was “half a decade” ago, and he wasn’t looking for a job – “maybe a career, but not a job.”

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Fr33 Agents in Keene Featured in New Documentary Trailer

The trailer for State of Liberty was screened at the 2012 Liberty Forum in Nashua, NH. It’s being produced by a group of Keene State College students and focuses on the activism that takes place in the small town of Keene, New Hampshire.

It’s due to be released this summer and you can follow this production on Facebook and Twitter for updates on upcoming screenings and events.

The documentary is being recorded at a good time for me because it will share Judge Burke’s illegal activity with a wider audience and how it led to my arrest for possession of a camera in a courthouse.

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The Huffington Post reports on Agent Eddie Free!

The Huffington Post‘s Erin Greenwood speaks to Eddie Free about Fr33 Agents, the Free State Project and more:

That activism takes on a variety of forms, like not registering his gun, dancing at the Jefferson Memorial (which has a ban on dancing), or selling lemonade on the National Mall to protest the over-regulation of kids’ lemonade stands.

On principle, Free does not vote — though he’s considered making an exception, in order to cast a ballot for Ron Paul.

The website Fr33 Agentsrewards civil disobedience: one point for going to court to support another activist; one point for refusing to take a plea deal; one point for selling lemonade without a license.

Free will get 22 points when he leaves Virginia over the summer to move to New Hampshire, getting him closer to one of the site’s prizes, like a video camera. He’ll be joining the Free State Project, a whole community devoted to living out the small-state ideal in New Hampshire, itself a state with no seatbelt laws and no sales tax. The group has attracted 1,000 people so far, but aims to grow to 20,000 participants.

Read the whole article at the Huffington Post or below:

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Google, Twitter and Others Under Fire for Privacy Invasion

In a flurry of controversy, talks of privacy invasion began after a series of articles surfaced concerning allegations that internet giant Google, Inc. has been side-stepping both FTC standards and Apple, Inc.’s privacy policy in order to track users’ activities.

A Stanford University privacy research expert announced this week that Google (as well as “several other advertisers”) have been circumventing privacy features in Apple’s standard Internet browser Safari. Despite Safari’s designed impenetrability to tracking devices like cookies and others, Google has apparently managed to find a way to place them on Apple devices even when users have not visited Google sites.

The FTC is investigating the matter to determine whether or not these developments constitute a breach of the recently established settlement terms put in place back in October of 2011. These conditions were allegedly enacted to bar Google from future privacy infringements, and additionally required the company to put in place a more comprehensive privacy policy.

Meanwhile, in a related instance, the L.A. Times reported this week that social networking website Twitter has admitted that it has been collecting all of the phone numbers and contact information in iPhones and Android phones of users who have utilized its “Find Friends” application. Naturally, as users were unaware of this invasive process of data collection, many are in an outrage.

But Twitter is hardly alone. After it was revealed that iPod application Path had been collecting the contact information stored in the device upon which the app had been installed, the company was forced to issue an apology (hardly an adequate retribution for such a tremendous infringement of privacy). Perhaps seeking to avoid such a negative wave of backlash, other companies, including FourSquare, Instagram, and Foodspotting have announced that they (like Twitter) will update their services in the very near future to make the information collection process more clear to users of the websites. It is unconfirmed at this time whether or not Facebook has engaged in this practice.

Although privacy advocates and lawmakers (many of whom are investigating more deeply into the matter) have been outraged by these developments, as of yet no charges have been filed.

To read more about the Google privacy scandal, click here or here.

For more on the social networking scandals, click here.

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FR33Agents Radio News 2-10-2012

Friday, February 10, 2012

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Thanks But No Tanks (Keene, NH)

Lenco’s B.E.A.R.C.A.T., which stands for Ballistic Engineered Armoured Response and Rescue Counter Attack Truck, is now coming to Keene NH.  Local residents are confused as to why police forces in the area feel they need to burden taxpayers with a 300,000 dollar bill for one of these.  On top of it all, well, it’s not just local taxpayers that are footing the bill; The Department of Homeland Security has issued out grants to agencies all over the country for anti-terrorism measures.

I’ve been in Keene, NH for several months now and have only noticed terrorist-like actions and tendencies from members of local and broader law enforcement agencies.  Now, why in the hell would anyone want to give these people more TMDs(Toys of Mass Destruction)?

For more on keeping military-style weapons out of your community, visit thanksbutnotanks.com.
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