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Vigilant Citizen: Illuminati Videos Update Vigilant Citizen examines two recent music videos aimed at teens and pre teens, Willow Smith’s “Whip my Hair” and Rihanna’s “Who’s That Chick”, and finds both filled with Masonic symbolism and dark, subliminal messages More ...
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A Turning Point Quietly Reached
Meir Kahane, whose followers celebrated his genocidal ideas in the streets of Umm al Fahm only the other day, would be dancing with delight at the way things are turning out More ...
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Word From Ned Dougherty Nov 1, 2010
In 1982 Ned Dougherty survived a transformational Near Death Experience. Ever since he’s been receiving messages that have great relevance to today’s events with the latest being of special relevance to children and the young More ...
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Nick Kollerstrom: The Jaguar at Luton
Not many will believe that an Al-Qaeda operative drives a Jaguar. Especially one who acts as a ‘minder’ to four unwitting ‘patsies’. But as we shall see, on 7/7 there is evidence of just such a ‘minder’ guiding four ‘patsies’ to their deaths More ...
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Richard C. Cook: Heaven and Hell on Earth
Under the delusion of ego, the controllers believe they are God. This is the definition of “Satanic” and points to the original rebellion of “the one who fell.” This Fall opened the door in turn to the Fall of Man More ...
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Big Win for Free Speech for Bloggers/Web Posters in Court
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Editor and Publisher – November 21, 2006
In a major victory for bloggers, forum participants and Web publishers, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday that individuals cannot be held liable for publishing defamatory statements written by others.
"Subjecting Internet service providers and users to defamation liability would tend to chill online speech," the unanimous ruling said.
The ruling clarifies that a 1996 law, the Communications Decency Act, protects not only content providers, but also users of online services who republish content.
By passing that law, Congress "has comprehensively immunized republication by individual Internet users," intending "to protect online freedom of expression and to encourage self-regulation," the majority of justices concluded.
They acknowledged that "recognizing broad immunity for defamatory republications on the Internet has some troubling consequences" -- but unless Congress revises the law, anyone who claims to be defamed by an Internet posting may seek damages only from the "original source of the statement."
The case stems from 2000, when two doctors who operated Web sites devoted to exposing health frauds sued the founder of a newsgroup for women who have had problems with breast implants.
www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003410503
Last updated 22/11/2006
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