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Below are listed recurring authors. One-time authors are easily searched for by name. Alias & Collective 4TH MEDIA – Anti-Empire Tough Love Truths from Varied Contributors BOOP, Betty – Serving Male Officer with Sense of Humor BUCKY 2.0 – Dave Buck, Robert Steele, Frank Wennin, Alan Yelsey and Others DEFDOG – Serving Officer and Closet …
100 Critical Points About 9/11 By “Tommy” Introduction/Challenge to ‘Debunkers’: It’s time for ‘debunkers’ to showcase their years of hard work. I’m looking for a concise and agreed-upon explanation for each of the following items so that we might forever put to rest these ‘nonsense conspiracy theories’ about 9/11. Ideally, I’m hoping for a 1-4 …
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Frank Capra 5.0 out of 5 stars A brilliant and important book. July 30, 1999 A Customer It’s all here. Everything we ever needed to know to begin to change our world and ourselves. Totally brilliant. Many years in the making, this book covers a very wide spectrum of knowledge and is fascinating all the …
Dorner’s Uncensored Manifesto Via: Pastebin: From: Christopher Jordan Dorner /7648 To: America Subj: Last resort Regarding CF# 07-004281 Christopher Dorner w/ Chief William Bratton I know most of you who personally know me are in disbelief to hear from media reports that I am suspected of committing such horrendous murders and have taken drastic and …
Shadowy Figures: Tracking Illicit Financial Transactions in the Murky world of Digital Currencies, Peer-to-Peer Networks, and Mobile Device Payments John Villasenor, Cody Monk, Christopher Bronk Center for Technology Innovation at Brookings and James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy Rice University, August 29. 2011 EXTRACT: Scale enables vanishing low transaction costs, which are an …
Jesse Eisenberg (Actor), Andrew Garfield (Actor), David Fincher (Director) Review by Jon Lebkowsky The David Fincher/Aaron Sorkin film collaboration called “The Social Network” is not about technology, though there are scenes that suggest how code is produced through focused work (which actually looks boring when you’re watching it “IRL” (in real life), without Fincher’s hyperactive …
