Prisons Videos

The poor contributes very little and is a drag to society. The modern collective methods of warehousing them is legal, but is it just? Distributed by Tubemogul.

It is politically in vogue to ignore the impoverish with the attitude that there is no money to educate "them". But, is it the best that America can do towards the less wealthy? Distributed by Tubemogul.

Jeff Lazar is an American filmmaker based in Seoul, South Korea, who is documenting the growing movement against mandatory military service in that country. He talks about the many young men who are jailed for refusing to do military service... and the lengths others go to in order to avoid jail and the military.

Lawyer Alex Wolf speaks about the hundreds of people who are left stranded each year when they go to court in the British Columbia suburb of North Vancouver. Defendents from Squamish to Pemberton have to travel for hours to get to court because their local courthouse was shut down... and they have no way to get home once they're released.

Author: microdac Keywords: poor education lobbyist politicians Kennedy schools prisons Finland excuses Added: November 2, 2009

Part 1 of a show about how there will be no FEMA concentration camp roundups, they are for the growing numbers of homeless due to the fabricated, staged economic collapse. This is the Antimatter Radio Show #22, 10-22-09, host: Jeffrey Grupp. www.AntimatterRadio.com. The basic idea is this: never in history has a well-armed citizenry been rounded up in any significant way, and no nation has ever been more armed than the US citizen militia. So, any sort of roundup is impossible, so get rid of your fear over it and beat the New World Order! The gun on this show that is on the youtube screen is a Kel-Tec PLA 22, nice, cheap, reliable, and ammo is cheap!

There are 15 prisons in Washington. But, only one has a 300 gallon tank filled with endangered frogs. It's Cedar Creek Corrections Center outside of Olympia. Two inmates there are rearing Oregon Spotted frogs in a converted garden shed. It's part of an effort to reintroduce the endangered amphibians to their habitat in Western Washington. The prisoners have had an amazing success rate. 85 percent of their frogs have survived more than any of the scientists doing parallel studies at the Woodland Park Zoo, Northwest Trek, and the Oregon Zoo. KUOW's Sarah Waller went to Cedar Creek Corrections Center to meet the prisoners who are giving the endangered frogs a second chance.