The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
01 Your ISP Is a Copyright Cop . . . 02 Cell Phones Don’t Crash Airplanes . . . 03 ‘Private’ or ‘Incognito’ Browsing…Isn’t . . . 04 You’re Spending Too Much on Printer Ink . . . 05 End User License Agreements May Not Be Enforceable . . . 06 The Cyberwar Is Heating …
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Sewage runs, garbage piles up at Haiti quake camps PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – A child squats to defecate yards away from a sidewalk where women press plantain into bite-sized pieces for frying and a naked toddler plays with a pile of rice on the filthy ground. Nearby, a dead body has been dumped on the street, …
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Obama staffer Cass Sunstein wants ‘cognitive infiltration’ of 9/11 conspiracy groups In a 2008 academic paper, President Barack Obama’s appointee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs advocated “cognitive infiltration” of groups that advocate “conspiracy theories” like the ones surrounding 9/11. Phi Beta Iota: Sunstein is a serious person, #2 after Lawrence Lessig …
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Hot Topics AA: Lockheed Martin wins huge NZ Defence deal 12/15/09 AA: US general says N. Korean attack would hurt Seoul 12/19/09 AU: Joining China and Iran, Australia to Filter Internet 12/15/09 BD: Bangladesh police forces criticised 12/15/09 CN: China Says Asylum – Seeking Uighurs Suspected Criminals 12/15/09 CN: Leading China dissident to be tried …
Military Superiority Fading, Analyst Says ‘Pax Americana’ yields to Asia By Tom LoBianco, November 19, 2009 >Pg. 10 Phi Beta Iota: The tragedy of this story is that the military-industrial-congressional complex continues to be in denial about the changing nature of power in the Information Operations (IO) era. Alvin Toffler first captured the information or …
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U.S. Struggles with ‘Electronic Fratricide’ in Afghanistan November 17, 2009, Nathan Hodge In Afghanistan, western militaries use radio frequency jammers to keep troops safe from remotely-detonated bombs. But those jammers and other gadgets have contributed to a “pollution” of the airwaves so severe that over 200 systems at Afghanistan’s main air base can’t talk to …
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By Brian Krebs Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, August 25, 2009 Organized cyber-gangs in Eastern Europe are increasingly preying on small and mid-size companies in the United States, setting off a multimillion-dollar online crime wave that has begun to worry the nation’s largest financial institutions. . . . . . . . In many cases, …
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