I apologize, but I believe I must take a leave of absence. I now have a small political talkshow at my school, which I hope to place on a youtube or metacafe later in the future. At the moment, I’m just having things pile up in terms of work, school, and my relationships, so I [...]
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I love how we are getting closer and closer to a police state. How does this incident and others like it even happen? What is the mind frame for these people? Anyway, the story is from World Net Daily.
Nearly a dozen members of a police SWAT team in western Colorado punched a hole in the [...]
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This is a landmark case in, well, common sense. Fortunately, the federal government cannot force the state governments to comply. Unfortunately, it CAN bar any resident without a REAL ID from boarding a plane. The states fighting for people’s rights are Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Washington, but not my home state [...]
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According to Privacy International, the United States has dropped from Extensive to Endemic, now tied with China, Russia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, and the UK(with the UK being more-or-less the worst in the free world). But never fear! We are still number one in a few things. They are:
* Legal protections
* Privacy enforcement
* Use of [...]
Filed under: Knowledge, Overseas, Politics, United States | Tagged: endemic, government, identity, legal, monitoring, Politics, protection, surveillance, theft | Leave a Comment »
