City cops earn ‘A’ in 1st amendment audit of right to photograph

Two smart phone-toting First Amendment auditors visit Chattanooga police department March 12 and quickly generate a “strong” police response — the arrival of several cruisers. The officers press for IDs, but respectfully accept the auditors’ refusals and do nothing to impede or impair the free citizens’ exercise of their constitutionally protected right to film in public.

Restoring our ancient rights one case at a time: Mr. Hirsch goes to trial

Obama ignores U.S. sky striping program but cites ‘global security’ threat of sunlight

Local sovereignty, local control — how to get it back

TN highwayman program targeted by reform bill invites local corruption

Chains of paper: Emergency law does not give Gov. Lee power he claims

Using this secret power, you undo an evil law, at least today

Ex-gang member, out of prison & married, hopes to raise capital to start food truck business

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Why I rescinded my social security number, fought TN for driver license

With loud thump, Rhea tables ‘police powers’ bill

As Bukovsky gridlocked gulag, can we crash driver license system with obscure rule?

Journalist demands halt to masks, lockdowns at TN hearing

Divorced dad Scott fights for rights vs. state child traffickers

Illinois judge McHaney lays out all that’s wrong with CV-19 overkill

20 years of U.S. sponsored tyranny & rise of security -industrial complex

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