Cameras Turned Back On; Houston Media Calls For Uprising
The betrayal is complete. A two-faced mayor, completely corrupted judge and litigious organized crime operation (American Traffic Solutions) have come together to thwart an election.
As of midnight central time, red light scameras in Houston are back on and tickets will begin to be mailed out this week.
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The betrayal is complete. A two-faced mayor, completely corrupted judge and litigious organized crime operation (American Traffic Solutions) have come together to thwart an election.
Ahem, Texas I believe someone is messing with you.
More cameras in Pima County
http://www.kgun9.com/news/local/125862124.html
Uhhhhhh Still Voting? LMFAO
The U.S. House of Representatives is currently considering H.R. 1981, a bill that would order all of our online service providers to keep new logs about our online activities, logs to help the government identify the web sites we visit and the content we post online. This sweeping new “mandatory data retention” proposal treats every Internet user like a potential criminal and represents a clear and present danger to the online free speech and privacy rights of millions of innocent Americans.
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