High courts find themselves dealing with a flood of cases pitting privacy against technology.
Barack Obama: You Have “No Reasonable Expectation Of Privacy”
February 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
CNET was the first to report on prospective tracking of American citizens using cell phone technology, but this week Barack Obama becomes the Dark Knight himself, seizing the opportunity to spy on every American through unfettered access to their cell phone records, physical locations and internet use.
In the movie the Dark Knight, Batman uses cell phone technology to [...]
Repealing Don’t Ask Don’t Tell: Smart Politics, But What About Implementation?
February 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
With tanking poll numbers, his key policy initiative in shambles, and once impenetrable Democratic seats feeling the strange, terrifying prospect of competition, there seems to be a tragic-yet-inescapable truth about our super-cool, genius president who was once “sort of God”:
Frankly, it kind of sucks to be Barack Obama right about now.
The President isn’t out of [...]
George Noory: He Believes in Bigfoot and Area 51…Islamic Terror, Not So Sure.
January 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The Al Qaeda plot to murder three hundred innocent Americans thrust the privacy rights vs. national security debate into the public forum once again. This became personal when I was awakened in the middle of the night by the host of Coast-to-Coast AM. My husband had left his radio on and I was wrest from [...]
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When Security Trumps Common Sense – by Dennis Prager
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I am not prepared to obey rules that hurt the innocent while doing nothing to prevent terrorism.
