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Welcome back!If at any point you had the idea that Obama was some kind of a champion of human rights and civil liberties, you might want to check this piece on Wired and think again.
Not only does he come out in favor of requiring DNA testing for everybody that’s arrested for any reason. He’s [...]

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Have We Had Enough Change Yet?

November 28th, 2009

 Powered by Max Banner Ads I’m referring of course to the Obama campaign’s slogan that emphasized change. This man who was all about “change” in some ways has been working toward change alright, change from a democratic republic to a socialist state in which the government is all-powerful and Joe Citizen can do little more [...]

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 Powered by Max Banner Ads Last August the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 9-2 decision, came up with some Miranda style guidelines for prosecutors and judges covering how to protect Fourth Amendment privacy rights when searching computer records. This was hailed by many as a significant step forward in protecting digital privacy.
Now, [...]

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 Powered by Max Banner Ads If you’re still not convinced that Obama’s universal health care plan is largely a gigantic problem trying desperately to happen, there’s a video on YouTube that you should take four and a half minutes and watch entitled “Exposed! Obama Care Not Good Enough For Obama!”.
And no, the title is not just [...]

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 Powered by Max Banner Ads The Federal Communications Commission has recently proposed net neutrality rules to ensure that the Internet is free from blocking, censorship and discrimination by telecom companies Cable companies and large ISP’s.
In a nutshell, Net Neutrality means that Internet providers should treat all Internet traffic the same and forward data packets on a [...]

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