This is starting to concern me

[peternap]

Every day a new story. Granted the source isn't the best, but where there is smoke......

http://www.infowars.com/16-year-old-questioned-by-fbi-over-you-tube-video/

In another shocking example of how the federal government is repositioning itself as a secret police force to target political dissidents, a 16-year-old boy was questioned by FBI agents over a You Tube video he created for a school project which highlighted how America was slipping into a police state.

[Redoverfarm]

Every day a new story. Granted the source isn't the best, but where there is smoke......

http://www.infowars.com/16-year-old-questioned-by-fbi-over-you-tube-video/

In another shocking example of how the federal government is repositioning itself as a secret police force to target political dissidents, a 16-year-old boy was questioned by FBI agents over a You Tube video he created for a school project which highlighted how America was slipping into a police state.

I guess it is another example of " the truth hurts". 

[rick91351]

Boy is that ever a subversive video if I ever seen one.  The FBI wastes it's time investigating that 

[Squirl]

The video touches on a number of issues, including the National Defense Authorization Act, evidence suggesting the Republican caucus in Maine was fixed to disenfranchise Ron Paul, the hacktivist group Anonymous, military drills taking place in American cities, as well as eviscerations of the right to free speech.

The FBI agents then attempted to recruit Hallman to spy on Anonymous. "They wanted me to be an informant,

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/07/technology/lulzsec-hacking-suspects-are-arrested.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all

As is common in cases involving informants, a federal judge will eventually decide whether Mr. Monsegur will be sentenced to jail or to what extent his punishment will be reduced in exchange for his cooperation.

While I don't disagree with some of the goals and views of Anonymous, I believe they are a legitimate investigative target.

[rick91351]

I will say Maine was not the only caucus that was set to disenfranchise Ron Paul.       Further the Republican convention it appears was set up to distance Ron Paul even more.  Not that he had a chance to steal it away but he should have been heard.