Cops really hate tents; but they also don’t care much for books.

This anti-religious fashion police stuff is stupid authoritarianism dressed up as enlightened thinking.

One of the Pussy Riot defenders, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, said at the trial yesterday, “We are freer than those who are prosecuting us. We can say everything we want, and they have their mouths shut and are puppets.” Every Christian in the world should be cheering her on.

A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court has issued an opinion affirming that California’s Proposition 8 is unconstitutional! From the majority (2-1) opinion: "The People may not employ the initiative power to single out a disfavored group for unequal treatment and strip them, without a legitimate justification, of a right as important as the right to marry."

Updates on the Northwest grand jury investigations.

Denver’s Police Chief Robert White and Councilman Brooks praised the Church of Scientology at the opening of the church’s new Denver headquarters.

Some comments on the FLDS theocracy in Colorado City in light of speculation that church members tortured a kitten.

Reportedly, the FBI search warrant was for black clothing, paint, sticks, computers and cell phones, and ‘anarchist materials or literature.’ According to an FBI Domestic Terrorism guide published by greenisthenewred.com, “anarchists are criminals seeking an ideology to justify their actions,” and are “not dedicated to a particular issue.” Common meeting places are “college campuses, underground clubs, coffee houses/ internet cafes.” The implication is that owning “anarchist” literature is enough to indicate to the FBI that one is a criminal – even if that person happens to be a student studying political thought. Or maybe particularly if you are a student – the FBI document states that anarchists are “educated persons of various backgrounds, often students.”

Also: http://americancynic.net/log/2012/6/4/north_america_is_stirring.html

Jill Stein pulled a Ralph Nader.