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Sunday, 30 December 2007 |
Privacy International ranks the U.S. as having really crappy privacy protections in the following areas: legal protections, privacy enforcement, use of identity cards and biometrics, visual surveillance, communications interception, workplace monitoring, medical, financial and movement surveillance, and border and trans-border issues.
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Thursday, 01 November 2007 |
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Schneier on Security: "We've opened up a new front on the war on terror. It's an attack on the unique, the unorthodox, the unexpected; it's a war on different. If you act different, you might find yourself investigated, questioned, and even arrested -- even if you did nothing wrong, and had no intention of doing anything wrong."
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 |
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At a press briefing this morning that touched on issues like the White
House's extrajudicial wiretapping program and torture policies, the
president was asked a question about Vladimir Putin's plan to hold on
to power when his term as Russian president runs out.
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Monday, 24 September 2007 |
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This YouTube video features freedom-loving brother Darren Pollard in the U.K. facing down police officers who came onto his property in an attempt to intimidate him into not videotaping them in the course of their duties.
My sincerest thanks to Mr. Pollard for making his video available. All free nations of the world could benefit from several hundred thousand Mr. Pollards.
These are our nations. Our freedoms. Our rights. And we should never allow anyone -- perhaps most especially those in 'authority' in our own lands -- to take them away.
Mr. Pollard: you are ShadowMonkey's hero for today.
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Monday, 27 August 2007 |
I just wanted to say thank you for your service to our nation. That you will be missed is a sure thing.
It's good to see a man fight for what he believes in, and you have certainly done that! Go get 'em, Al!
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Sunday, 26 August 2007 |
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Wednesday, 08 August 2007 |
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This is the August 8, 2007, edition of the ShadowMonkey DHS OSI
Report. This report, developed from documents produced by the
Department of Homeland Security, covers domestic and international
general, security, and infrastructure news. It is made available to
readers in the interest of furthering the ideal of an informed
citizenry.
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Tuesday, 07 August 2007 |
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OK. Put aside the ridiculously fascist-like title of "Homeland
Security" itself for a moment. It's all in the name of protecting us --
the citizens -- right? Well
what about when that same Homeland Security apparatus names its efforts
to collect information on everyone that passes across a U.S. border by
rail, car, plane, ship, etc. with the following: Automated Targeting System
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Tuesday, 07 August 2007 |
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This is the August 7, 2007, edition of the ShadowMonkey DHS OSI
Report. This report, developed from documents produced by the
Department of Homeland Security, covers domestic and international
general, security, and infrastructure news. It is made available to
readers in the interest of furthering the ideal of an informed
citizenry.
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Monday, 06 August 2007 |
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This is the August 6, 2007, edition of the ShadowMonkey DHS OSI
Report. This report, developed from documents produced by the
Department of Homeland Security, covers domestic and international
general, security, and infrastructure news. It is made available to
readers in the interest of furthering the ideal of an informed
citizenry.
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