This is so important they are personally volunteering to clean-up the mess left by the disaster at Fukushima? Right?

Oh... they NOT volunteering to clean up any of the radioactive mess caused by Fukushima.

The media is full of GOP shutdown coverage. How people break on GOP shutdown issue is almost completely different than how people break on NSA spying. The people mad about GOP shutdown don't seem to be talking about the NSA while expressing shutdown anger.

Federal prosecutors knowingly threatened a physically small guy with no criminal record with decades of prison rape for what could be described at worst a non-violent, victimless crime.

Just what is the real credibility of US FBI Agents as witnesses these days?? Hmmm...
Let's see if what real evidence show up.

Now add in all Israeli intelligence operative assigned to spy on the USA

I got raised in VA in 70's and 80's. After Deliverance "squealed" into the mass consciousness, we thought of W Va as banjo people.

Guess what music the kids are playing now I hate right now, by the way...

Maybe you should consider just eating roasted coffee beans.

Get a whole bunch more temps, and more weapons.

More weapons. More Ammo.

They'll fight being dragged out their New Guilded Age kicking and screaming the whole way.

We got lots of evidence (more than enough to show probable cause) showing Obama gave orders to large groups within Federal Government in Homeland Security and FBI to lead local/state police on the ground in sweeping out all the Occupy groups in late night raids when nobody would be watching on TV.

It was highly illegal for Obama to give orders to Federal Government personnel to lead local police against those protesters. It's was made legal later after Obama had gone after Occupy protesters.

"The disclosure by a person, usually an employee in a government agency or private enterprise, to the public or to those in authority, of mismanagement, corruption, illegality, or some other wrongdoing.

Since the 1960s, the public value of whistle-blowing has been increasingly recognized. For example, federal and state statutes and regulations have been enacted to protect whistleblowers from various forms of retaliation. Even without a statute, numerous decisions encourage and protect whistleblowing on grounds of public policy. In addition, the federal False Claims Act (31 U.S.C.A. 3729) will reward a whistleblower who brings a lawsuit against a company that makes a false claim or commits Fraud against the government.

Persons who act as whistleblowers are often the subject of retaliation by their employers. Typically the employer will discharge the whistleblower, who is often an at-will employee. An at-will employee is a person without a specific term of employment. The employee may quit at any time and the employer has the right to fire the employee without having to cite a reason. However, courts and legislatures have created exceptions for whistleblowers who are at-will employees.

Whistleblowing statutes protect from discharge or discrimination an employee who has initiated an investigation of an employer's activities or who has otherwise cooperated with a regulatory agency in carrying out an inquiry or the enforcement of regulations. Federal whistle-blower legislation includes a statute protecting all government employees, 5 U.S.C.A. 2302(b)(8), 2302(b)(9). In the federal civil service, the government is prohibited from taking, or threatening to take, any personnel action against an employee because the employee disclosed information that he or she reasonably believed showed a violation of law, gross mismanagement, gross waste of funds, abuse of authority, or a substantial and specific danger to public safety or health. In order to prevail on a claim, a federal employee must show that a protected disclosure was made, that the accused official knew of the disclosure, that retaliation resulted, and that there was a genuine connection between the retaliation and the employee's action.

Many states have enacted whistleblower statutes, but these statutes vary widely in coverage. Some statutes apply only to public employees, some apply to both public and private employees, and others apply to public employees and employees of public contractors...."

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Whistleblowing

Everybody knows what an asterisk is for.

A lot of the Gnome mistakes happened during brief window Novell had a lot of influence on Gnome development at the time Novell was trying to kiss up to Microsoft. Novell got bought out since then and SUSE is running it own ship again.

Prenda found someone to represent them. Orly Taitz.