Posts Tagged ‘surveillance’

I found this image on BoingBoing and thought it was worthy of republishing.  Normally, I'd publish this on my Tech & Business column, but since FISA and illegal surveillance along with telecommunication are all hot issues right now, I think it better serves this audience. The Billboard Liberation Front today announced ...

President Bush and his Lawless Administration  No, this article isn't going to delve into the illegal war in Iraq, although the evidence is mounting on that case as well.  Today, I'd like to bring your attention to FISA.  While the war in Iraq is an issue that will yield debate for ...

Thank you all for your support, I received a strong response to my recent article on my disgust with American government.   I plan on drafting a response to the negative themes I noticed in e-mails and comments, but first I'd like to update you on the FISA legislation that inspired ...

A revolution in America -- no matter how you choose to define or characterize it -- is still an American Revolution "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure." -- Thomas Jefferson What happens when the ...

I'm sick of criminals getting off without paying the price for their illegal acts. Why should Telecommunication companies get off with violating our Constitution and supporting our War Criminal of a President? Screw them and screw Harry Reid for betraying our nation. In a few hours, Majority ...

Americans have been disappointed with government and justice in the United States and now a judge has suggested that we should no longer trust the government to handle certain issues, and she's right. It's time someone has the guts to stand up for Justice. At a post-trial hearing Tuesday for ...

Conservatives on the Internet called me names, mommy, make them stop! I've been called every name in the book based on articles related to illegal surveillance of American citizens by the NSA. If it wasn't such a prickly experience, I'd post a back and forth that I recently had on ...

AT&T helped President Bush commit treason! Do you think that's a stretch? If so, why? If you defend the practices of the Bush Administration and illegal surveillance operations, please, enlighten me as to why you would stoop so low and defend the massive illegal operation that is contrary ...

AT&T screwed up, big. They've betrayed their relationship with consumers and committed to furnishing the data of millions of Americans for domestic spying purposes. Next week, Congress will hold a hearing on whether the telecommunications deserve immunity from illegal spying. Since Congress has let the Bush Administration ...

the President wants immunity for American corporations that may have broken the law while "protecting Americans in the war on terror". As if it wasn't bad enough that the government is working to protect rogue groups like Blackwater from prosecution, now the government is looking to grant immunity to the ...