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The Forest Service oversees 193 million acres of wilderness. In a month, you won’t be able to take a picture in them without getting a fine — even if the new rules are unconstitutional. Eric Vilas-Boas Esquire 9/24/2014 Nice photo. That’ll be $1,000, please. This week’s most profoundly wrongheaded display of nonviolent press infringement comes […] September 24th, 2014 | Tags: Ansel Adams, National Parks Service, photography, private citizens, The Organic Act of 1897, U.S. Forest Service, Wilderness Act of 1964 | Category: 1st Amendment, journalism, Media | Comments are closed
Dave Blount Moonbattery 2/20/2013 First we hear that Obama has been purging military brass who won’t order troops to fire on American citizens. Now we learn that law enforcement personnel are being explicitly trained to shoot children and pregnant women. No, this is not a sick joke:
…It is reassuring that not […] February 20th, 2013 | Tags: “No More Hesitation”, ammunition, Law Enforcement Targets Inc., private citizens | Category: Department of Homeland Security, law enforcement, Military, US Constitution | Comments are closed
John Nolte Breitbart.com Big Journalism 5/16/2012 Ace of Spades reports that Politico “reporter” Maggie Haberman has taken it upon herself to do background checks on private citizens appearing in Mitt Romney campaign ads. Within hours of the release of Romney’s very effective “A Few of the 23 Million” video, Haberman published this report on the […] May 20th, 2012 | Tags: "Birthers", Ace of Spades, background checks, Brian Slagle, Jason Clausen, Joe “The Plumber” Wurzelbacher, Jonathan Martin, Maggie Haberman, Miriam Goderich, Mitt Romney, Politico, private citizens, The Huffington Post, Twitter | Category: Barack Obama, Bloggers, journalism, MSM (Mainstream Media), Politics, Progressives, Saul Alinsky, Social networking websites | Comments are closed
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