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Surveillance, Secrecy and Control in the Age of Big Brother
by Rodrigue Tremblay “We have now sunk to a depth at which restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men.” - George Orwell (1903-1950) - (Eric Arthur Blair), English novelist, essayist, and social critic, (author of the book “1984”) "I… more »
Egypt in Search of Political Change
Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD. The land of Pharaohs, magic and fantasy appears to be intermingled with in-house fireballs generated conflicts of hopes and expectations. The Generals are becoming restless with Tahrir Square’s shouting matches, crumbling… more »
Hemingway and Salinger Died For Your Sins: An Independence Day Exchange
By Gary Corseri and Adam Engel Engel (in media res): …nobody gives a damn what authors do or do not do, outside "our crowd" of hopelessly romantic lefties! Corseri: Don't agree w/ that! I don't think we're "hopelessly romantic lefties" and more and more… more »
Turmoil Rocks Egypt: Morsi's Out
by Stephen Lendman Events are fast moving. Russia Today's live Cairo video shows huge Tahir Square crowds. They're nonviolent. They're expectant. The mood's electric. Egyptian troops control key sites nationwide. Large contingents are deployed around… more »
Hands Off Snowden Campaign
by Stephen Lendman Snowden acted heroically. He did so at great risk. He exposed lawless US spying. He represents a noble tradition. Others did before him. Allies do it now. Legions more are needed. Hopefully they'll be emboldened to help. Doing so… more »
Obama's New Climate Plan
by Stephen Lendman It's typical Obama. It's largely old wine in new bottles. It's more duplicitous than real. Rhetoric belies policy. He does it every time. His credibility's sorely lacking. He's a serial liar. It remains to be seen what follows. A… more »
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Amnesty International says US must not persecute Snowden
Mary Shaw On July 2, Amnesty International issued the following comments addressing the case of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden from a human rights perspective: The US authorities' relentless campaign to hunt down and block whistleblower Edward… more »
July 4th reprieve for Bradley Manning after prosecution rests
By Rady Ananda COTO Report As the nation readies itself for its annual celebration of freedom, the modern U.S. government seeking to severely punish hero whistleblower, Bradley Manning, rested its case prosecuting him for 21 charges, including 'aiding… more »
Kerry's Shuttle Diplomacy Excludes Peace in Our Time
by Stephen Lendman America and Israel deplore peace. Claims otherwise are pretense. On June 27, Kerry arrived in Jerusalem. It was his fifth regional trip since February. He'll return. He met straightaway with Netanyahu. They talk peace. They plan war.… more »
Quelle Surprise: NSA Spies on Europe
by Stephen Lendman NSA spies globally. Enormous amounts of meta-data are collected. It's been ongoing for decades. Post-9/11, it intensified. It's out-of-control today. It's lawless. It's menacing. It persists. Spying domestically isn't for national… more »
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