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Court: Alleged torture victims can't sue Rumsfeld

Two American whistleblowers alleging U.S. forces tortured them in Iraq can't sue former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, according to a federal appeals court in Chicago that found those along the military command chain enjoy broad immunity from such torture claims.

Holohoax Fraudster Fagan Frustrated

US Federal judge "found no trace" of a Holocaust survivor group Fagan purported to represent. "Fagan is no stranger to the tactic of acquiring a partial interest in "Nazi"-looted art for the sole purpose of pursuing restitution lawsuits."

Stadtmiller Reads ZCF Classic

John Stadtmiller reads ZCF's classic JWO Unmasked. Excellent sheeple food. Pair with the original text and the label. Excellent stocking stuffer.

Silvio Berlusconi sentenced in tax evasion case

Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian prime minister, has been sentenced by a Milan court to a year in prison for tax fraud connected to his Mediaset television channels and also banned from holding public office for three years.

Berlusconi sentenced in tax evasion case

Report from the Trenches: the Uses and Abuses of Child Abuse

Henry Shivley reports on rampant child abuse. His Report From the Trenches program is on RBN' studio A. Henry is not happy with things and well worth a listen. Some "Nazi" language programming early on, but then a fine coverage of Talmud and Noahide infection. Henry's site.

Pussy Riot case: Russian court hears appeal in Moscow

A Russian court has begun hearing an appeal by three activists from punk band Pussy Riot.

Holocaust Denier, Fredrick Toben, Bankrupted by Jews

Fredrick Toben, the Holocaust denier who was jailed in 2009 for contempt of a court order banning him from publishing anti-Semitic material on his website, has been declared bankrupt.

Toben, who is based in Adelaide, was ordered earlier this year to pay $175,618.97 in court costs to Jeremy Jones, who filed the original case against him. When Toben failed to pay the court costs, Jones lodged a bankruptcy claim against him.

Elena Kagan's "diversity problem" & Jewish privilege

The reaction to the appointment of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court in 2010 was a case study in how taboos are maintained in our society regarding the 600-pound gorilla of Jewish power. It is not just that little was said about the fact that she would be the third Jewish justice on the nine-member court in a country barely two percent Jewish, leaving the majority-Protestant country without a Protestant on the high court.

Federal judge puts Internet pioneer in civil lockdown

On Nov. 14, 2010, three days after Baron "mildly" objected to what he characterized as inflated legal bills, Judge Furgeson made good on his threat, issuing an ex parte order that placed all of Baron's business and personal assets, including his $1.2 million individual retirement account and a $60 million juvenile diabetes trust fund -- and incredibly, Baron himself -- into receivership. Baron's former attorney, Peter Vogel, was given "exclusive control over any and all Receivership Parties, which term shall include Jeffrey Baron.

Israel Pilfers US Nuclear Technology with Impunity

Declassified details show Smyth’s and Milchan’s flight, elite networks, and near complete lack of accountability.  The kryton case fits the pattern common to major Israeli espionage efforts: no effort make to indict or apprehend the mysterious figures who offered to spirit the operatives out of the US to overseas safe houses.

Brendon O'Connell Update: Day 15 & No Plans to End Hunger Strike

Brendon is on a hunger strike until his case is reheard. He alleges that the Australian government–due to pressure from powerful Jewish interests–denied him the right to a free trial and has broken every rule of judicial procedure possible in doing so.

As of this evening, he is into his 15th day of not eating.He said he is holding up well and intends to take this to the end if necessary. He is in solitary confinement, which he prefers for the silence it offers.

We are calling upon any and all major news agencies to dispatch their correspondants in Australia to the prison in Casuarina and bring some attention to this situation.

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Brendon O'Connell's Hunger Strike

Latest on Brendon O'Connell and a series of phone recordings of from Casuarina Prison (maximum security) in West Australia where he has been held for expressing an opinion that the Zionist Jews are racist.

Jew Lawyer Opposes "Dirty, Sword Carrying Catholic Beasts"

"Given what these dirty Catholics are capable of and particularly since there is no law to protect the minority, Debtor is concerned about what their secret plans are for the December 6, 2011 hearing. Catholic deeds throughout the history have been bloody and murderous."

British WWII veteran jailed for recording court hearing

The senior citizen plied the Arctic Sea during the Second World War, risking his life taking essential supplies to the Soviet Union on the most dangerous journey in the world. Now, he is serving six months in prison on the whim of a British judge. His crime is recording a court hearing. He said he did it because he has hard of hearing, but the judge did not accept it.

Australia: Rabbi in row with Jewish press over child sex abuse

A legal battle has begun between a prominent Sydney rabbi and the country's main Jewish newspaper over a story about his alleged attitude to reporting child sexual abuse.

It reported Rabbi Feldman had argued some complaints, including child abuse, should not be reported immediately to police, where legally possible.

American Nuremberg Judge Rubbishes Nuremberg Trials

Charles F. Wennerstrum was an American lawyer from Illinois who served as a judge at some of the Nuremberg Trials and was the presiding judge in the Hostages Trial, where 12 Germans were tried, and the severest sentence handed-down was life imprisonment.

After eight months at Nuremberg, Wennerstrum gave an interview to Hal Foust, a journalist for the Chicago Daily Tribune. Wennerstrum, expressed his disgust about how the trials had been conducted:

House Committee Approves Bill Mandating That Internet Companies Spy on Their Users

The House Judiciary Committee just voted 19 to 10 to recommend passage of H.R. 1981. That bill contains a mandatory data retention provision that would require your Internet service providers to retain 12 months' worth of personal information that could be used to identify what web sites you visit and what content you post online.  In other news, anti-stalking laws are being used to quell criticism of public figures. 

Secret FBI Storage Drive to Shield Evidence from FOIA

The FBI has been keeping some of its case documents in "secret" computer files to keep them from being released to the public through the Freedom of Information Act.

Rep. Seeks to Cut Off Libya Funding; Obama ‘Violating the War Powers Act’

As bipartisan frustration mounts over President Obama’s actions in Libya, a Republican lawmaker is moving to cut off funding for U.S. efforts unless the president gets congressional approval.

Bill would approve US role in Libya retroactively

Two top US senators on Tuesday introduced a bill that would retroactively support America's military role in Libya, amid a raging debate over whether President Barack Obama flouted the law by not getting prior congressional approval.

Federal Judge: BP not Responsible For Oil Spill Damage,Tax Payers Are

Ruling in favor of Transocean and BP, a federal judge on Thursday dismissed third-party environmental claims in a giant pleading bundle in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill litigation, saying the fact that the oil flow has stopped makes those lawsuits irrelevant.

Jewish court sentences dog to death by stoning

A Jerusalem rabbinical court condemned to death by stoning a dog it suspects is the reincarnation of a secular lawyer who insulted the court's judges 20 years ago, Ynet website reported on Friday.

US MILITARY KIDNAP VICTIM: Who's Afraid of Aafia Siddiqui?

In March 2003, Dr. Aafia and her three children, Ahmad (boy), six years old and an American citizen, Maryum (girl), four years old and also an American citizen, and Suleman (boy), six months old, kidnapped by unknown authorities in Karachi, Pakistan. On March 31, 2003 it was reported by the Pakistani media that Dr. Aafia had been arrested and turned over to representatives of the United States. In early April, this was confirmed on NBC Nightly News, among other media outlets. There was communication to the mother of Dr. Aafia from purported “agencies” that the family members should be quiet if they want to see Aafia returned alive. By the year 2008, many believed that after five years of being disappeared Dr. Aafia and her three children were most likely dead.

Does Agudath Israel Of America Set The Brooklyn D.A.'s Policy On Reporting Child Sex Abuse?

New York State law says that mandatory reporters who suspect a child has been sexually abused have to report that suspicion to police or to child services. Agudah says Jewish mandatory reporters should not follow New York law, and a spokesperson for the Brooklyn DA refuses to say the DA will enforce the law against mandatory reporters who follow Agudah's dictate rather than the law.

Strauss-Kahn simply had to be eliminated: The Amerikan Police State Strides Forward

Strauss-Kahn was the first IMF director in my lifetime, if memory serves, who disavowed the traditional IMF policy of imposing on the poor and ordinary people the cost of bailing out Wall Street and the Western banks. Strauss-Kahn said that regulation had to be reimposed on the greed-driven, fraud-prone financial sector, which, unregulated, destroyed the lives of ordinary people.  Strauss-Kahn listened to Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz, one of a handful of economists who has a social conscience.

ADL, SPLC, Track Sovereign Citizen Movement, Call it "Paper Terrorism"

Followers of the Sovereign Citizens don't have legitimate government papers because they are anti-government and don't believe government exists.

Investigators say the "paper terrorism" tactics used by more than 300,000 people in the U.S. Sovereign Citizens movement typically do not result in violence...The Southern Poverty Law Center produced new police training videos to make sure cops know who they're dealing with, in the rare case paper terrorism turns to real terrorism.

Felony Assault Charges Dropped Against Shomrim "Community Patrolman"

Eliyahu Werdesheim now only faces three misdemeanors after the state dropped the felony first-degree assault charge.  The 23-year-old is accused of attacking a 15-year-old black teen in November while on patrol in Park Heights with the Jewish community group Shomrim.  Before the charges came down, a judge allowed Werdesheim to take a vacation to Israel.  Some black community activists were not allowed into the community meeting regarding this incident.

Israel attempts to extradite Bosnian-Israeli for war crimes against Muslims (updated)

A judge for the Jerusalem District Court on Wednesday ordered suspected Bosnian war criminal Aleksander Cvetkovic held in jail while the Israeli government attempts to extradite him to Bosnia to stand trial for crimes committed during the 1992-1995 Bosnian Civil War. Cvetkovic obtained Israeli citizenship via marriage.

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