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US-Constitution


WolfPAC – A Proposal for a 28th Amendment

by Leland Flynn

Yesterday Cenk Uygur, an attorney and host of the web-based political talk show The Young Turks announced the formation of a group called ‘Wolf-Pac’. In Zuccotti Park during the Occupy Wall Street protests Uygur explained that the organization was forming with the express intent of occupying each U.S. state and pushing for them to call a Constitutional Convention and instate a 28th Amendment to the Constitution that would read as follows:
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Man Detained by TSA for Arabic Writing on T-Shirt

August 13, 2007

I was tipped off to this ACLU article by T-Critic, whom I have a daily subscription to and always enjoy seeing the new T-Shirt designs. Did you know that wearing a t-shirt with Arabic writing to an airport is the equivalent of a “person wearing a t-shirt at a bank stating, ‘I am a robber’”? [...]

65th Anniversary of WWII Japanese-American Internment

July 3, 2007

We are squarely in the center of the anniversary of one of the most un-American acts of any President and congress in recorded history – the forced internment during World War II of 120,000 people of Japanese decent – of which 62% were US citizens. This action was so intolerable that four successive presidents later [...]

Your Rights When Interacting with Police

December 30, 2006

In the new era of citizen reporting there are a number of new questions regarding issues such as audio and video recording interactions with police officials. Add these to the traditional questions about what is required, or not, and you’ve got one very confused public. After all the publicity about police abuse of power I [...]