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Sheila promotes American Bill of Rights retention and deliverance from the federal banking system. She also produces podcasts featured at Beat The Chip.org . She openly supports trans-partisan and grassroots movements with aims to rise above 2 party deadlocks in Washington. Her priorities are: war reform, monetary reform, ecological conservation, civil & human rights, civil liberty and truth in reporting.
Some of the organizations she has helped are: World Can't Wait, The Los Angeles National Impeachment Center, Dennis Kucinich, 9-11 Truth, Author Michael Weinstein, David Swanson, Ron Paul, and Focus The Nation.
She currently lives in the Seattle Metro are with her partner, John P. Edwards, a VFX supervisor.
OpEd News Member for 841 week(s) and 4 day(s)
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10 Diaries
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
U.S. House Condones Racial Profiling of Latinos and Other Minorities SHARE
Late last night, the House of Representatives pushed through an amendment that would cut off the Department of Justice's (DOJ) ability to bring new challenges or join existing challenges to nine specific state racial profiling, anti-immigrant laws.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
NEWS RELEASE: House Immigration Subcommittee Hearing, "Holiday on ICE," an Insulting Attack on Immigrant Victims of Abus SHARE
Women's Rights Advocates and Immigrant Families Disgusted by Rep. Lamar Smith's Efforts to Play Politics with People's Lives
Monday, January 9, 2012
Chairman of Nation's Largest Latino Legislative Caucus, Lead Counsel Urge SCOTUS to Ensure Minority Voting Rights SHARE
The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments today after taking steps to temporarily block the use of interim redistricting maps that would have protected the voting rights of minorities in Texas
Thursday, May 12, 2011
BeatTheChip is about the business of keeping up "good work" SHARE
BeatTheChip.org has been part of a vocal community of bloggers and alt-media working to continue the steady flow of information about privacy issues. Until there was a conventional news grip on the issues, we have been embedded with local activists, legal and policy advisors helping others work up courage to speak truth to power.
Friday, February 12, 2010
The promise of moral intervention SHARE
Intervention is a term normally reserved for our foreign policy. Intervention is also the term used when friends, relatives, coworkers and neighbors have to deal with an addict who is destroying their lives. Since intervention is the word aligned with abuses of all sorts and our government, lets stay with that term.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Attempt to Gag "Yes Men" parody team SHARE
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce pursues parody team YES MEN, to pull down their website for exposing fraud and expanding globalist agendas.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Tell Senate Vote NO on PASS Act SHARE
An action alert for those opposed to the continuance of The Real ID Act as the compromised version of the PASS Act.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Texas Rep. Raymond Flatlines Real ID Appropriations SHARE
AUSTIN- According to a staffer for Texas State Representative Richard Pena Raymond, DPS approached the Vice Chair of the Appropriations committee for funding to implement Real ID in the State of Texas and was firmly denied.
Monday, February 23, 2009
SPYCHIPS Author K. Albrecht SpeKS out in Austin SHARE
SPYCHIPS Author Katherine Albrecht will be speaking candidly about NAIS, Real ID Act, commercial proliferation of corporate spying technologies and the future of digital privacy in the United States.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
NAIS & The City of San Marcos SHARE
"The emotionally charged matter of mandatory microchip registration for pet dogs and cats in San Marcos reached another boiling point Saturday afternoon at City Hall, where city staff gave its last of three information sessions about a new animal control ordinance.
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