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It’s always something to hear a over-privileged millennial actress complain about how hard it is to live in America. But the politically charged actress Shailene Woodley didn’t mince her words in an interview with New York Magazine’s Vulture. In the standard attempt to promote her new film to a woke audience (after all, progressives are the ones Hollywood wants to entertain), she talked about her experience getting arrested for protesting the Dakota Pipeline, her year spent on probation, and her politics. Woodley told interviewer Amy Nicholson, “It’s tricky to live in America right now.” Oh please. Is that $1.3 million...

Americans, the time has come to resist what has been thrust upon us by our own government. Everything I'm reading and most evidence suggests that Americans and the American way of life are about to be threatened like never seen in our lifetime if President ELECT Obama takes office in January. WE THE PEOPLE NEED TO JOIN TOGETHER IN A RESISTANCE for ourselves and the futures of our children. If you are a Jewish American, a gun-owner, a Christian or simply an American that believes in the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness as promised by our...

Some military reservists will risk jail to resist Iraq dutyBy Prashant Gopal March 6 2003 National Guard reservist Bryan Alarcon said "no" when his sergeant called looking for volunteers to go to Turkey as part of the U.S. military ramp-up to war. If he's ordered to go, Alarcon says, he'll refuse -- even if his decision lands him in jail. The 25-year-old West Palm Beach resident is among a small group of military personnel who have joined another fight -- the one building locally and across the country against war. Alarcon said he'd rather risk going to jail than participate...