Sunday, February 28, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Obama doesn't want you to have privacy using a cellphone
The Obama administration is arguing in court that there is no expectation of privacy while using a cell phone. That is, the administration wants to track you without probable cause or a warrant. As usual, the EFF and the ACLU seem to be the only people that care...
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ACLU,
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obama,
privacy,
surveillance
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Robot surveillance/law enforcement coming soon to the UK
According to Wired, the UK is planning to deploy a fleet of unmanned aircraft for surveillance. But the article also ominously notes that "Military drones quickly moved from reconnaissance to strike." Great.
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drones,
law enforcement,
robots,
surveillance
Student detained at airport because of Arabic flash cards
A college student was detained by the TSA for hours at an airport because he was carrying Arabic flash cards. Thankfully, the ACLU has taken up his case and is suing the TSA and the FBI, amongst others.
The truth about torture is out in the UK... and Obama is angry
It seems that the disclosure will "complicate" intelligence sharing between the US and the UK. At least one of these countries sometimes places human rights over expediency.
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obama,
torture,
united kingdom,
United States
Friday, February 05, 2010
New York Times Magazine terrorist fearmongering
Obama actually doesn't like nuclear nonproliferation
So much for Obama's dreams of a nuclear-free world. In his proposed budget, Obama proposed $5 billion over the next five years for nuclear-related activities. Furthermore, shipping weaponse to Taiwan has also caused China to pull out of non-proliferation talks. Way to go, Barry.
Obama administration claims right to kill Americans suspected of terrorism
Due process? What's that? Read the post of the same title by Jonathan Turley here. What is surprising is how little controversy this is generating.
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