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Plans Announced to Bring Criminal Charges Against Every Corrupt Government Official in America

(ATLANTA) - Bill Windsor has announced plans to bring criminal charges against every corrupt government official in America as well as corrupt attorneys and others.

Bill Windsor has taken the leadership role in a new American revolution -- the Lawless America Revolution...a peaceful revolution organized to save America.

`Project Below the Beltway` Targets Sinaloa and Juarez Cartels and Affiliated Violent Street Gangs Nationwide

News from the Drug Enforcement Agency...

(WASHINGTON DC) - The DEA today announced the results of “Project Below the Beltway”, a two-year series of investigations targeting the Sinaloa and Juarez Cartels and violent street gangs as part of on-going initiative against the cartels and their distribution network in America.

The series of federal, state, and local investigations began in May 2010 and culminated on December 6, 2012.

Leveson`s Punch And Judy Show Masks Hacking On A Scale You Can Barely Imagine

Those who have long tired of deconstructing the clichés and deceptions of “news” say: “At least there is the internet now.” Yes, there is, but for how long?

(MELBOURNE Information Clearing House) - In the week Lord Leveson published almost a million words about his inquiry into the “culture, practice and ethics” of Britain’s corporate press, two illuminating books about media and freedom were also published.

Their contrast with the Punch and Judy show staged by Leveson is striking.

A New Era for Mexico, Juarez?

Some want to charge ex-president Felipe Calderon, who was blamed for the wave of violence that engulfed Mexico after 2006.

(LAS CRUCES, NM) - In Mexico, the presidency of Enrique Pena Nieto got off to a violent start.

Supreme Court Ruling Affirms the Right to Videotape the Police

Illinois' eavesdropping law is one of the harshest in the country...

(CHICAGO Chicago Tribune) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal of a controversial Illinois law prohibiting people from recording police officers on the job.

Even audio recording of an officer on duty or in public, is a felony punishable by 15 years in prison.

AATA Revises Unconstitutional Advertising Policy But Says Anti-Israel Ads Still Won`t be Allowed

The ACLU has argued that a governmental entity cannot censor speech just because it is controversial, unpopular or stirs people's emotions.

(ANN ARBOR Michigan ) - The Ann Arbor Transportation Authority's board of directors held a special meeting Thursday to revise the agency's advertising policy after a federal judge declared parts of it unconstitutional.

But the agency maintains an anti-Israel advertisement calling for a boycott of Israel — what originally prompted a legal debate over the agency's policy — still won't be allowed on its buses.

Don`t Undermine a Cornerstone of our Democracy

The press should not be subject to statutory regulation, 86 MPs support protecting the press’s freedom.

(LONDON Refugee News Network) - Dozens of MPs and peers, including nine former Cabinet ministers, today urge David Cameron to resist laws which would shackle Britain’s 300-year-old free Press.

SIR, With the publication of the Leveson Report on Thursday it is clear that the central issue will be whether the press should, for the first time, be subjected to statutory regulation...

Mangala Drops Bombshell in Parliament -Exposes Masquerading Rajapakses who are on the Road to Perdition

70% of the budget of the country is under this family's control.

(NEW YORK) - Mangala Samaraweera, a senior politician in Sri Lank's Parliament, tore to shreds the mask hiding the many sinister faces and evils of the ruling Rajapakses.

He dropped a bombshell with his daring, fearless and forthright exposures of the Rajapakses...

Cambodia: Civil society Events Disrupted by Authorities Ahead of ASEAN Summit

Calling the Cambodian govt out over violations of rights.

(SALEM) - The Cambodian government must cease all disruptions of peaceful and legitimate civil society events.

War or Peace in Mexico?

The newest narco-banners promise the continuation of violent rivalries honed during the past six years into the period of incoming President Enrique Pena Nieto.

(LAS CRUCES, NM) - Do messages attributed to three Mexican underworld organizations portend war or peace?

Three so-called narco-banners displayed in Guerrero are purportedly signed by three groups not only a truce among the signatories, but also a new “brotherhood” against the rival Los Zetas organization.