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There once was a time in America when a person was presumed innocent until they were proven guilty. That basic presumption of law derived from the Latin legal principle that ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat – the burden of the proof lies upon him who affirms, not he who denies, was denied to eight US Marines in what became known as “Haditha,” the highest-profile atrocity prosecution of US servicemen out of the Iraq war.
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The National ICE Council representing approximately 7,000 ICE agents, officers and employees is calling on the public to take action to stop the Obama Administration’s backdoor secret policies “to win votes at the expense of sound and responsible law enforcement policy.”
“I believe no responsible company should support Fox News’ reckless vitriol, deliberate misinformation and political activism with advertising dollars.”
Would an investigation begin to determine who was behind the run on the banks that according to Kanjorski could “have collapsed the entire economy of the United States and within twenty-four hours, the world economy…?” As Kanjorski detailed: “It would have been the end of our economic system and political system as we know it.”
This summer, Organizing for America will train a new team of summer organizers. The Summer Organizing Fellowship is a grassroots program that aims to put boots on the ground and help foster a new generation of leaders — not just to help win elections, but to strengthen our democracy in communities across the country.
