Thought Crime: Government panel suspends doctor's right to practice medicine… because he talked about the “new world order”

A state government panel in Oregon has barred a psychiatrist from practicing medicine because he talked to his patients about the "new world order," saying such discussions could cause "emotional duress."

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Ohioans Could Be Arrested For Not Telling Police Their Name

State Anti-Terror Bill Up For Vote:

Ohioans could be detained or arrested for not telling a police officer their name, address and age under an anti-terrorism bill up for a Senate committee vote Wednesday.

In addition, prosecutors and judges would be required to inform the federal government if a person convicted of a crime is also an illegal alien. And villages, cities and other municipalities would be banned from passing laws that hinder state or federal investigations into terrorism. READ MORE

‘Evil Gun Owner’ Arrested For Defending Himself During Home Invasion

Guns are bad… criminals are good…

Jacksonville police have a man in custody who they say shot a teen breaking into his home Tuesday afternoon. Police would not elaborate on the relationship between the two, nor would they comment on a possible motive for the break-in. The homeowner was arrested and may be charged with aggravated assault for firing the gun.

Britain: Blunkett to legislate for “thought crimes” and guilt by association

Twenty years after 1984, the date for George Orwell’s dystopian vision, the British home secretary hopes to introduce a new category of imprisonable offence—“thought crime,” or guilt by association. According to two recent newspaper articles, David Blunkett is considering jailing those who merely “sympathise” with so-called extremist Islamic groups or who continue to “associate” with alleged terrorist suspects.

Hate Crime Laws May Be Expanded For Gender

Agents from Department of Homeland Security Raid Home in Virginia Beach
His neighbors called the DHS because “he was not taking his trash out regularly and he was gone for long periods of time…” now this thought criminal is heading to Guantanamo

About 12 federal agents arrived at the house just before 7am Tuesday morning. Three hours later they dragged the home owner out in handcuffs. The raid was conducted by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Labor. All of the agents that conducted the raid work out of the Baltimore and Washington DC offices.

GI denied health care after speaking out

The Criminalization of Dissent Still a Problem Nationwide 

If you want to wear your “Dump Dubya” button in Crawford, Tex., a few miles from the president’s ranch, make sure you get approval from the police chief. Wearing a political button could violate Crawford’s protest ordinance that requires a $25 permit and prior approval by police.

Paranoia - Schoolboy, 12, is US terror suspect in airport drama

A schoolboy sparked an airport terrorist scare at the end of a skiing holiday in the United States when his name showed up on an FBI most-wanted list. Jumpy security men made a fingertip search of the suspected terrorist's luggage, frisked him and gave him the third degree - even though the Presentation College pupil is just 12 years of age.

"Hate Crimes" Law Undermines Rights

A "hate crimes" law would expand the law's concern from criminal action to "criminal thought." It would institute the premise that the purpose of our legal system is not to defend the rights of the victim, but to punish socially unacceptable ideas. This is a premise that should be abhorrent to a free society.

Hate Crime is Thought Crime

A form of tyranny over the mind of man that Thomas Jefferson feared has taken root in America under the guise of the politically correct war on so-called prejudicially motivated acts of violence. In Washington, they call it Hate Crime, what it really is, is Thought Crime.

The Politically Incorrect Professor

Zeller put together a proposed course curriculum. He included books like "Illiberal Education" by Dinesh D'Souza; "The Bell Curve" by Herrnstein and Murray; "Two Steps Ahead of the Thought Police" by John Leo; "Inside American Education" by Thomas Sowell; "A Nation of Victims," by Charles Sykes; and "Civil Wrongs: What Went Wrong With Affirmative Action," by S. Yates. But Zeller's sociology colleagues said "no" to the course. Zeller protested, and ultimately the sociology department voted on whether or not he could teach the course. Zeller lost 9-5. Zeller then attempted to teach the course in other departments, but no other department granted approval. So much for academic freedom, for diversity of thought. Not only that, Zeller found friends few and far between.

FBI to Website Owner ''We Are Watching You''

Cryptome is a web site dedicated to investigating and publishing accounts of government improprieties, particularly as they relate to secrecy and First Amendment violations. On November 4, FBI agents visited the website's New York City office and met with site owner John Young.

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Anti-war activist charged for 'misusing phone' to protest the War

An Auckland peace activist who sent an email to the US Embassy objecting to the war on Iraq has been charged with misuse of a telephone.

If you criticize the government, you might be evicted

05/19/03: (Albuquerque Tribune) Pop quiz: In which country can a tenant be evicted for protesting against the government?

Answer: The United States of America.

Thought crime police arrest man for wearing a 'peace' t-shirt at the same mall where he bought it

According to the criminal complaint filed Monday, Stephen Downs was wearing a T-shirt bearing the words "Give Peace A Chance" that he had just purchased from a vendor inside the Crossgates Mall in Guilderland, New York, near Albany.