Nightly News 2011.12.13 Drones for police, Ron Paul, Syria

This five day a week condensed news program will deliver the days most important headlines with expert analysis, interviews and documentation, unscripted and teleprompter free.

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Tonight on the Infowars Nightly News, Alex explains why domestic law enforcement is now using military drones against farmers and ranchers in rural America. He appeared earlier today on RT to break down the alarming new development that once again puts ordinary Americans on the Pentagon's battlefield. A local sheriff in North Dakota made headlines after using one such predator drone against a family dubbed 'anti-government' and accused of stealing a handful of cows. Meanwhile, a Sheriff's Department in California is set to meet with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to discuss the supposed terrorist threat construed by small government advocates.

Congress is moving to implement a selectively-enforceable Internet Kill Switch under the current language of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), lobbied in part by once-Senator, now MPAA-president Chris Dodd on behalf of the entertainment industry. The bill would allow websites merely accused of copyright infringement to be shutdown without recourse. The bill has been heavily criticized for its unconstitutional dimensions, including a complete lack of due process under the procedures currently outlined.

A very competitive Ron Paul, now tied for first in Iowa caucus polls with Newt Gingrich, appeared on the Alex Jones Show today to discuss his campaign and many other issues. He blasted the prima facie evidence of criminality on the part of Attorney General Eric Holder in regard to the Fast & Furious scandal, who Paul said should be fired and face a criminal investigation.

Paul also warned against the "bold, arrogant, dangerous" move in Congress, with the passage of the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes controversial and unconstitutional provisions to detain Americans indefinitely without trial. Writer Paul Joseph Watson commented, "Section 1031 of the NDAA bill, which itself defines the entirety of the United States as a "battlefield," allows American citizens to be snatched from the streets, carted off to a foreign detention camp and held indefinitely without trial. The bill states that "any person who has committed a belligerent act” faces indefinite detention, but no trial or evidence has to be presented, the White House merely needs to make the accusation."

Alex discusses this and other powerful aspects of the interview and Dr. Paul's widespread entry into the nation's consciousness as people respond with anger to the global economic crisis and other factors in current events.

Other important topics that will be covered include:

• Obama Wants Iran to Return Downed Drone
• US Special Forces Mass on Syrian Border
• 'Cleansed' Libyan Town Spills its Terrible Secrets
• False Rumor That Straight of Hormuz Was Closed Sends Oil Prices Skyrocketing
• Household Electricity Bills Skyrocket
• Broward County Wants TSA Cancer Machines Gone

Info from - http://www.infowars.com/tyranny-runs-wild-infowars-nightly-news/

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