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ACLU Statement on the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007 (11/28/2007) Washington, D.C. – The ACLU continues to have serious concerns regarding the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007 (H.R. 1955). Caroline Fredrickson...

Totally, great points. Thanks vm for weighing in Achilles. People should be talking about this in a major way.. if you disagree, let's discuss it. if you agree, speak your peace. It sounds like we all basically have about a year before we become potentially susceptible to prosecution or...

if anyone else finds that posted pamphlet absurd, maybe we should assemble and call the Arizona FBI on the same day to report ourselves as 'defenders of the US constitution against the federal government (super patriots)', especially in light of HR 1955 ...i'm proud of that position. i don't...

been wondering, just in general, when a crabel orb saturates and fails over time, is there a typical evolution for this pattern? I tend to observe that it pushes more volatility into the overnight session, or possibly migrates the optimal exit from the close to an earlier period. it's...

sure np. i went back and searched, the guy said they covered 2000 contracts on Nov 25th i just ignore the GS public research... there's always an underlying motive when banks and traders give shit away. best just to keep our minds clean of that kind of stuff (imo)

i hate to toss bad facts out there, i'd go search down the PB post about it but it's a difficult board to seach and i'm about to run out for lunch. i'm pretty sure the guy who follows them on the COT stuff said they did substantial covering just in the last 2-3 weeks. could be wrong, but...

which is interesting... i thought i read on prudentbear recently that GS recently covered the majority of their TOCOM gold short position

ironic of him to use a hostage metaphor. the hostage taker is our debt based monetary system that contantly requires increasing debt to continue functioning

god forbid jane harman turns the GWOT into a DWOT. this is a severe perversion of history. let's start with a fair, proper investigation of 911 before we premise a domestic war on terror on the event. seems reasonable to me considering that the 911 commission was only established when the...

lol thank god it's out. finally we can put the issue to rest with all the ppl who've cried nutjob about its existence in the past

it's interesting that you bring that up, during thanksgiving travel this morning, i noticed a DC license plate with a 'taxation without representation' inscription. despite growing up in the area, i'd never noticed that before but was pleased to see it. makes me wonder though, why this...

that's a pretty bitter irony isn't it? and it doesn't seem isolated either. check out this FEMA instructor describing the founding fathers as terrorists. his opinion is unambiguous <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie"...

has anyone else been following this bill? I looked for stories in the NYT and Washington Post and couldn't find any mention. So far it's passed in the senate. http://www.govtrack.us/congress/billtext.xpd?bill=h110-1955 899A (2) VIOLENT RADICALIZATION- The term `violent radicalization'...

what has to happen then, to ensure that america's next currency isn't another fiat, debt based currency? fiat currencies seem to be inherently redistributive while awarding politicians too much latitude to tax invisibly and spend irresponsibly it's interesting, larry kudlow and NPR both...

lol i know i know. not exactly world class sleuthing and yet it still feels like it needs to be said. maybe there's a more constructive place to discuss it than with professional market watchers and skilled cynics

dollar devaluation is the path of least resistance. rich get richer, the destruction is difficult for ordinary people to understand, politicians don't have to make a stand, keep printing spending and promising, etc i'd expect the left/right political establishment to play that card to the...

sure, thanks. if you can tolerate leaving it on for a stretch of several hours through some of the more endurance-required programming, it's entirely possible you'll hear something mindblowing on wfmu a few times a day. they archive everything and the programming is extremely varied. they're...

not trying to be a downer but the first band you posted seems like a clumsy combo of textbook prog and harcore. two styles that have been around since the 70s. definitely, there's nothing really innovative about that band. i don't keep up too well, but i promise you there are bands 50 times...

lol you keep changing your mind... it's going to 110, then it's not breaking 100, now it's going to 102

without a steady infusion of subprime/banking/credit the market would never have traded at these prices in the first place