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Medical Tyranny in Maryland: Parents Threatened With Jail Time for Not Vaccinating Children Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

Health Officer Headquarters Building 1701 McCormick Drive Suite 200 Largo, Maryland 20774 Tel: (301) 883-7879 Fax: (301) 883-7896 Public Schools Prince George's County Public Schools 14201 School Lane Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 301-952-6000 ACLU already contacted NewsTarget has also contacted the Maryland aclu, who told us that they cannot take action on this issue until a parent is actually arrested and charged. But at that point, they may take an interest in this case.

Too Profitable to Cure Brent Hoadley, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts

When I see you exposing the pharmaceutical corporations for the crimes they commit; when I see you demand accountability for lives lost and corruption spread; when I hear you chastising legislators and regulatory directors for allowing themselves to be bought; then I will know that you are speaking out for the little guy, the common man, American democracy Summing It Up Bill Clinton's presidential escapades, the war in Iraq, the ACLU's attack on Christian symbols, the scandal in the priesthood...

Toxic Sludge is Good For You: Lies, Damn Lies and the Public Relations Industry John Stauber and Sheldon Rampton See book keywords and concepts

The Best Friends Money Can Buy The American Civil Liberties Union is one of the organizations that has been successfully recruited by the tobacco industry to promote the myth that smoking is a "civil right" comparable to freedom of speech and association. The aclu denies charges by the Advocacy Institute that it is beholden to tobacco interests, but it cannot deny its own financial records, which show that the aclu solicited and accepted about $500,000 in contributions from tobacco interests between 1987 and 1992, without disclosing the largesse to its aclu membership.

The junk mail that arrives at every home every day is generated by "direct marketing," a science that enables organizations to target their pitches directly to the individuals whose past history shows that they are most likely to respond, using computerized lists that track people according to characteristics such as membership in organizations ranging from the aclu to the Christian Coalition; income; recent change in address; magazine subscriptions; hobbies; attitudes toward crime; ethnic background; buying habits; and religion, to name just a few.

Diseasing of America: Addiction Treatment Out of Control Stanton Peele See book keywords and concepts

For Only the Exceptional College Athlete Objects to Being Tested When the NCAA instituted mandatory drug testing in 1986, the ACLU's legal director for the state of Washington advertised to find one athlete at the University of Washington to challenge the program; none would. Eventually, a handful of athletes nationwide did contest their drug testing. Simone LeVant, a Stanford swimmer, got a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge in California to rule that the testing violated the California constitution.

Bitter Pills: Inside the Hazardous World of Legal Drugs Stephen Fried See book keywords and concepts

While Gingrich was leading the charge, the anti-FDA campaign was being funded and orchestrated by the Washington Legal Foundation (WLF), a conservative public interest law firm that views itself as a sort of aclu for business. The WLF had been founded in 1976 by a former U.S. Interior Department lawyer, Dan Popeo, who opened a one-room office with a small bank loan and had his wife typing at night.

The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know James Trefil, Joseph F. Kett, and E. D. Hirsch See book keywords and concepts

Usually called simply the aclu, it has often defended the rights of individuals aligned with unpopular causes, including American Communists and Nazis. American Dream A phrase connoting hope for prosperity and happiness, symbolized particularly by having a house of one's own. Possibly applied at first to the hopes of immigrants, the phrase now applies to all except the very rich, and suggests a confident hope that one's children's economic and social condition will be better than one's own.

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