The Unpublished Opus: Lola Granola’s Radical Islam Stint
I’ll readily admit that the kinds of cartoons I read are not of the WaPo paper variety, or the...
Tag: homeland insecurity
Mistral Air Pilgrims Surrender their Holy Water
A few days ago I wrote about the maiden flight of Mistral Air, which provides budget flights for Catholic...
Your E-Ballot Vote Is Not Private
Voting in this country is such a joke, but not a funny one — it’s run by unsecure corporate...
Kicks for Stingers
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: City of Orlando, Florida sponsors a gun amnesty program, “Kicks for Guns,”...
Diebold Changes Name, Feels Much Better About Itself
Farhad Manjoo over at Salon’s Machinist blog says it all so well, I’m just going to let him explain...
AT&T Censoring Anti-Bush Remarks
Image: Karl Rove on his iPhone, via. It looks like AT&T — yes, former Cingular, and the carrier for...
Phone And Email Wiretapping US Citizens Without Warrants Now Legal
The Senate passed the new(er) FISA act friday and Bush signed it yesterday (sunday): Bush and Gonzales now legally...
More US Gov’t Wiretapping On The Horizon
This regime sure likes to spy on its citizens. So they got caught last time doing it illegally, and...
Street Art They Don’t Want You To See
Wooster Collective points us to street art group Love Movement (named after a great album?), that is plastering up...
Congress: P2P Networks A National Security Threat
“Politicians call peer-to-peer networks a ‘national security threat’ because they enable federal employees to accidentally share sensitive or classified...