Apr
22
Aunti confirms man who was stripped naked and placed in cruiser was in fact her nephew Tamerlan.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zmF3D5pxk8
I would like to urge everyone to call the FBI office in Boston and demand answers. We have a chance to actually not let them get away with this false flag attack. If we can keep the pressure on and demand answers to these questions. It makes it easier to open up people to the other false flag operations we all know so well such as 9/11. Here is the FBI offices phone number. (617) 742-5533
Apr
15
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/15/boston-marathon-explosions-already-being-blamed-on-the-right/
Apr
15
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/explosions-disrupt-boston-marathon/2013/04/15/2664e802-a600-11e2-8302-3c7e0ea97057_story.html
Jan
3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=n_fp5kaVYhk
Dec
22
Ed Brotherton talks about the fraudulent traffic court system on “Common Sense Revisited” with Todd McGreevy and Corey Eib
Filed Under Big Brother, Constitution, Evidence, Fourth Amendment, G. Edward Griffin, Los Angeles, Military Industrial Complex, Oathkeepers, Occupy LA, Right to Travel, We Are Change, success stories | 1 Comment
Hey Eveyone,
I was a special guest on a radio show through republicbroadcasting.org called Common Sense Revisited and spoke for 2 hours on the right to travel issue.
December 22, 2012 - 1st Hour
December 22, 2012 - 2nd Hour
Oct
2
Californian proves cops can’t write you a traffic ticket for infractions.
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This is a subject that is very near and dear to my heart. As someone who has been studying the vehicle code and it’s legislative history on and off for the past 12 years, I just can’t help but smile when someone proves in open court that the vehicle enforcement apparatus is nothing more than a massive racketeering operation. Ok, maybe he didn’t prove that, but Dan Giguere of Los Angeles did prove that the police can’t write a ticket for an infraction.
Dan received a traffic citation a little over a year ago for unsafe speed in violation of California Vehicle Code section 22350. Dan went to court and made a special appearance to obtain information as to who the plaintiff in the case was so that he can file a motion and properly serve the opposing party. Since the citation doesn’t indicate who that party is, it was fair to ask the court. Instead of answering Dan’s question the judge entered a plea of not guilty with Dan’s objection. Dan was able to quote a California court case known as People v. Sava which ruled “The limitation of an accused right to a jury trial has withstood constitutional attack upon the rationale that the legislature had never intended infractions to be criminal. The Judge agreed and admitted that the case is not criminal, which is correct. The judge set the case for trial and ignored the obvious implications of such a fact.
Dan consulted the Vehicle code and the powers of arrest by a peace officer and it turns out that peace officers only have the authority to make an arrest without a warrant if they have probable cause to believe a public offense has been committed in their presence. A public offense according to 683 of the Penal code is a type of offense that warrants a criminal prosecution. But since infractions are not crimes, then it can’t be a public offense. Some of you may think “wait a minute, I’m not arrested when I’m given a ticket.” Oh yes you are. According to 40500 of the Vehicle code a traffic stop and issuance of a notice to appear constitutes an arrest, besides what happens if you refuse to sign the ticket? They’ll hall you off to jail.
Dan filed a motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction and a motion to suppress the notice to appear arguing that the officer lacked any probable cause to believe a crime has been committed in his presence and therefore no crime has been alleged. He filed with the court just a few days before his trial. The judge agreed with the motion and suppressed the citation and dismissed Dan’s case.
The significance of this is huge because what you have are peace officers conducting traffic arrests for non-criminal activity, triggering debt collection actions on behalf of non-complaining parties by way of a voidable notice to appear.
The next time I get pulled over for an infraction I’m simply going to ask the officer “What is your probable cause to believe a crime has been committed?” If he starts to name anything other than an actual crime than I’m going to tell the officer that infractions are not crimes according the California Supreme court and that I don’t consent to the stop”. Once I say I don’t consent and the officer doesn’t release me, they can be charged for violating Penal code section 146 “False Arrest” and that is a crime.
Good job Dan.
Ed Brotherton
Sep
13
9/11 Report Joint Congressional Inquiry
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http://news.findlaw.com/cnn/docs/911rpt/
There is a 28 page chapter in this report that has been censored. Allegedly it makes reference to a larger network that supported the supposed highjackers, revealing financial ties with Saudi Arabian and other sources. I say it’s time to reach out to Congress and demand those 28 pages be released to the public.
Ed Brotherton
Aug
27
Why in the World Are They Spraying
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Michael Murphy attempts to answer this question in his new documentary “Why in the World Are They Spraying”. A follow up to his highly successful film “What in the World Are They Spraying”. A close look at the world of Geo Engineering and the global agricultural lords hell bent on sacrificing the health of the planet and people for large profits and total global control of the food supply.
http://www.whyintheworldaretheyspraying.com/
Mar
4
Danny Jowenko Dead After Car Slams Into Tree
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Feb
23
World Health Organization Makes Mention of Adverse Effects of Flouride
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Fluoride management guidance
Rolling revision of the WHO Guidelines for Drinking-
water Quality
Fluoride management guidance is included in the plan of work of the rolling revision of the WHO Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality.
Background
Adverse health effects, including dental and skeletal fluorosis, are associated with excess fluoride in drinking-water.
Expected end-product(s)
Management guidance document on fluoride.
Progress to date
This document was recommended by the 1995 Coordinating Committee, and this objective was adopted by the 1996 Chemical Working Group meeting. A draft was reviewed by the 1998 Working Group meeting, and recommendations were made for finalization. It was released as a draft for comment in August 1999 with a deadline for comment of the end of March 2000. At the Chemical Aspects Working Group meeting (Tokyo, 2002), the group was informed that the monograph was being finalized, and there was considerable discussion on various aspects of the draft, including a suggestion that the monograph should not mix discussion on the beneficial use of fluoride with adverse health effects to prevent controversy. The monograph was not discussed at the Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality Working Group meeting (Geneva, 2004). The document is in editing and layout (2005). A presentation to the Working Groups of the WHO Oral Health Programme on the importance of fluoridation was made in 2005.
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