Month: March 2012

We now know that Zimmerman made at least 46 calls--a bunch of false alarms--to 911 in the months leading up to his murder of Trayvon. Axiom Amnesia has discovered audio of some of these calls, and we wanted to share...

We spoke with Adner Marcelin, founder of the Justice for Trayvon Martin Facebook Group, and one of the students involved in the rally. The protest was arranged by The Justice For Trayvon Martin Coalition, which is affiliated with the Student...

This morning Florida college students are rallying outside the Seminole County criminal courts building to urge the prosecutors in the State Attorney's Office to file criminal charges against George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who murdered Trayvon Martin. As you...

Yesterday, the New Black Liberation Militia announced that they will attempt a citizen's arrest of George Zimmerman, the white neighborhood watch captain, who shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

The Nuban people take cover anywhere they can on steep mountainsides each time the North Sudanese military's Russian Antonov aircraft continues with its relentless bombing of the Nuba Mountains. Hundreds of civilians have been killed since June in the government's...

Most people want to do more than just "Help In Theory," they want to actually help themselves and other people. In order to accomplish this, you'll need to do some critical thinking. In this week's episode of The Axiom Amnesia...

Authority justifies its authority simply by claiming to be the authority and forcing its subjects into submission via proclaimed authority.

Blame, blame, blame! There's enough of it to go around, but people tie it closely to a person's deservedness of punishment. Why are we so intent on making someone suffer as "payment for" an offense? In a recent case, Dharun...

On March 10, 2012, just weeks after the Qur'an-burning controversy, a 38-year-old United States Army staff sergeant from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state walked off a coalition outpost in the Panjwai district of Afghanistan’s Kandahar province, broke into three...

The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld Former Governor Haley Barbour's pardons of almost 200 people, in a 6-3 opinion. They stated, 'we are compelled to hold that — in each of the cases before us —