Comments on Advance Indiana™: When The Table Is Turned On Eavesdropping, Police Fight Back

Looks to me this is not a police issue, but a legi...

2011-06-17T09:26:10.904-05:00

Looks to me this is not a police issue, but a legislative issue.

Hey cato, northern mexico has a non-existened poli...

2011-06-17T06:56:02.430-05:00

Hey cato, northern mexico has a non-existened police force...its not working out to good for them...

There are businesses operating all over the U.S., ...

2011-06-15T12:03:00.490-05:00

There are businesses operating all over the U.S., as well as outside our borders, under the cover of black government operations. You could be doing business with a covered business or agent and never know it.

The "secret government" mainly operates ...

2011-06-15T11:34:10.654-05:00

The "secret government" mainly operates offshore and doesn't really affect you, unless they manage to tick off someone over there who seeks revenge on our shores. That can't possibly happen, can it?

The secret government is Dicky Lugar's CFR buddies and Mitch's corporate pals going around the world making it safe for the flow of raw materials, mainly energy, to the U.S. There's a heavy dose of pro-Israel in there, too. Also some central bankers in the mix, needed to keep the shell game going.

In your day-to-day life, statistically speaking, the most significant lethal threat you face is from the police. With no right to resist, courts siding always with the police in lethal shoots, and the removal of the requirement to knock, it's getting worse, faster.

Now, if you want to talk about the Pittsburgh G20 police goon squads, you have an actual intersection of the secret and open governments working to attack America.

How many of those innumerable G20 police brutality videos made it on Brian Williams' broadcast?

Cato, I'm much less concerned about police dep...

2011-06-15T11:06:48.354-05:00

Cato, I'm much less concerned about police departments than I am about the secret government that operates to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars annually that cannot be tracked or scrutinized for the sake of "national security." That is the real threat to the Republic. The secret federal government has essentially displaced the government of limited powers established under the U.S. Constitution. It is answerable to nobody. Our government won't even officially recognize its existence.

Good article, Gary. When will America realize that...

2011-06-15T10:37:10.998-05:00

Good article, Gary. When will America realize that cops are not on our side and are working ceaselessly to conquer this country?

We need to pull the plug on this failed experiment of having public police before they destroy the country.

Reality is the enemy of imagination, so many Americans cannot conceive of life without police. We must again realize, as our forebears did, that police are no guarantors of safety or freedom.

If we wish to save this country as a home of freedom, we must immediately turn away from the current constitution of police departments.

We have surely been conquered from within more totally and effectively than we could ever have been conquered by a foreign invader.

The state law in most states, including Indiana, i...

2011-06-15T10:25:43.125-05:00

The state law in most states, including Indiana, is that as long as one party to the conversation knows it is being recorded, it's perfectly legal. There are a few exceptions of course.

Illinois though is one of a distinct minority of states that makes it illegal to secretly record a conversation without the other party's knowledge.

I recently re-researched the issue. Another attorney has a case where they're making that claim about an Indiana woman, that she recorded a convo illegally and the other side cited to a 7th Circuit case. But the 7th Circuit case was interpreting the Illinois law, not Indiana's.

Illinois needs to change its law.