The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
JOURNAL: HR 2930 and Open Source Funding Open source funding is coming. About time. In a big departure from previous behavior, a very cool new bill just passed the US House of Representatives. It’s called H.R. 2930: The Entrepreneur Access to Capital Act. Basically, the bill eliminates most of the legal barriers (restriction on the …
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Note: Use Google translate for a readable but ugly English version that in some cases flips meaning. Where the French is translated as “bastard” the original English quote offered up “runt.” Les espions s’ouvrent au public OWNI France, 10 novembre 2011 Au début du mois et pour la première fois de son histoire, la CIA …
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The Darknet Project: netroots activists dream of global mesh network By Ryan Paul A group of Internet activists gathered last week in an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channel to begin planning an ambitious project—they hope to overcome electronic surveillance and censorship by creating a whole new Internet. The group, which coordinates its efforts through the …
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I am honored that Eva Waskell has entrusted me to present The Privatization of Our Democracy, a work that I regard as her Profile in Courage. For 25 years she has labored to correct what is possibly the most significant public policy failure of the computer age—the privatization of vote counting carried out under the …
“Educate and inform the whole mass of the people. They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty.” -Thomas Jefferson The 99% Declaration WHEREAS THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION PROVIDES THAT: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging …
What If Government Were More Like an iPod? Dilbert’s Scott Adams on bringing democracy out of the age of wax candles and into the age of touch screens Scott Adams Wall Street Journal, 5 November 2011 If Congress had a 9% approval rating while George Washington was still alive, he would have shoved his wooden …
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