See this article and the links inside for legal guidelines on using your camera in public.
Archive for September, 2011
FAQ: When Can You Capture Cops on Camera?
Posted: September 23, 2011 in -Tags: eavesdropping, law enforcement, photography, police, wiretapping
Peter Phillips of Project Censored: Fighting Managed News post 9/11
Posted: September 23, 2011 in -Tags: corporate news, empire, fictional times, public relations
One Peace at a Time is free on Hulu for now. This very inspired documentary by Turk Pipkin scours the world for serious problems and workable solutions. It’s worth a watch if just to see how the other 90% live.
Fubar from Hasraf HaZ Dulull on Vimeo.
This short computer animated film gives a new perspective on the plague of our times, war.
Rethug Debate In 45 Seconds
Posted: September 9, 2011 in UncategorizedThe Republican party a front for uber rich douchebags who don’t want to pay any taxes? Say it ain’t so!
Courageous Illinois Man Faces 75 Years In Prison For Recording Cops
Posted: September 2, 2011 in -Tags: eavesdropping laws, fascism, Illinois, police state, wiretapping laws
Proud to be living in a fascist thug-run police state?
One dozen states now make it illegal to record police on duty, whether the police in question are committing crimes themselves or not. In Illinois, a man could be sentenced to 75 years for basically turning on an audio recorder.
This madness must be stopped cold, and Michael Allison is a brave mofo turning down a plea deal to challenge this Nazi insanity head on. Michael is represented by the ACLU — who could use your donation always.