Hillary Clinton likes to talk a tough game about Russian President Vladimir Putin. And she likes to put him on the list of those at fault for her loss in the election last November to Donald Trump. But that didn’t stop her from inviting him and other top Russian officials to a Clinton Foundation gala right after she became Secretary of State.…
This is what happens when you have people in positions of power with no sense of honor or humility. You start to believe that you are justified in breaking the law in order to achieve your enlightened goals.
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As residents of SC, we know all too well that we have two of the worst “Republican” senators in the country. The other day, I got an email from Lindsey Graham titled: “The Most Significant Threat To Repeal Obamacare”. Silly me, I thought that was his buddy John McCain. My response to his email saying the same thing has not been responded to.…
As you read about “free speech” in the UK, and their wonderful Human Rights Act, be reminded that we fought a war to get out from under them for a reason. …
Granted this is a 487 and a University, but still this is bizarre even for them. And this is a school that produces our elites. …
Part of a continuing trend where governments don’t see themselves as servants to those who pay them. Elections should fix this, but good folks don’t vote or run for office. …
Defendant accused of stealing federal funds while deployed to Afghanistan is prevented from selling his home, which was not purchased with stolen funds, in case prosecutors want to forfeit it later—if and when they get a conviction. Fourth Circuit (en banc): “No other circuit allows the pretrial seizure of untainted assets, and we were wrong to have allowed it up until now.” …
We pay a lot of money to fund the CIA and the other alphabet agencies. I believe that over the years, they aren’t about protecting the US directly. They seem to be a tool of the deep state to achieve world control.
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This article is more “information” than “knowledge”. Freedom lovers need to know what is all out there and what their goals/values are. Although the article is written for business, it lists the biggest platforms out there.…
Andrew "Bunnie" Huang and Edward Snowden have designed a hardware device that attaches to an iPhone and monitors it for malicious surveillance activities, even in instances where the phone's operating system has been compromised. They call it an Introspection Engine, and their use model is a journalist who is concerned about government surveillance. This looks like fantastic work, and they have a working prototype. Of course, this does nothing to stop all the legitimate surveillance that happens over a cell phone: location tracking, records of who you talk to, and so on.
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