"Never forget that everything Hitler did in Germany was legal. - Martin Luther King, Jr.
"There is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of justice." - Montesquieu, The Spirit of the Laws
"Small
men command the letter of the law. Great men serve its spirit. For the
spirit of the law is justice... and justice is the spirit of God." - J.C. Marino, Dante's Journey
"Of
all injustice, that is the greatest which goes under the name of law;
and of all sorts of tyranny the forcing of the letter of the law
against the equity, is the most insupportable" - L Estrange
1908: this day, June 30 ....TESLA
A massive explosion occurred near the Podkamennaya Tunguska
River in what is now Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia, knocking over 80 million
trees over 2,150 square kilometres (830 sq mi).
1934:
Adolf Hitler violently purged members of the Sturmabteilung,
its leader Ernst Röhm, and other political rivals on the Night of the
Long Knives, executing at least 85 people.
1963:
A car bomb intended for Mafia boss Salvatore Greco killed seven
police and military officers near Palermo.
1971:
The Soviet Soyuz 11 spacecraft suffered an uncontrolled
decompression during preparations for reentry, killing cosmonauts
Vladislav Volkov, Georgiy Dobrovolskiy and Viktor Patsayev—the only
human deaths to occur in space.
Wiktionary's word of the day: some words shouldn't be added to the vernacular, like this one, I can think of a new term like.......self-spreader of nwo pov.
miserabilist:
One who is unhappy, or extols being miserable as a virtue; a philosopher
of pessimism.
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True definitions for common political terms
Now, it's my turn to do a little cooking and stew the English language. But instead of trying to create misleading definitions on the menu, my aim is to provide more realistic definitions for modern political terms being served. These ideological terms are, of course, jaded by my own tastes due to socialization and education seasonings, while I may or may not agree with some, this is how I honestly see the world. Basically boils down to: pick your poison, all our beliefs are chosen from the same buffet. No two people on the planet will load their plate exactly the same. Broccoli anyone?
Anarcho-Capitalism - An extreme form of Libertarian-Capitalism, where ALL (or most) services currently provided by government would be provided by private companies (This even includes services such as police forces, military, and judicial agencies). The only government would be weak local communities (perhaps with some state and national affiliations) that would contract this work out to private companies.
Anarcho-Socialism - An extreme form of Libertarian-Socialism, where ALL companies would be directly controlled by employees through workers councils or other such arrangements. Most private property would be abolished, but everybody would be given a fair share of the 'collective property' for his own use. And most importantly, all this would be done without a central government. (or with a VERY limited coalition of communities)
Anarcho-Syndicalism - An combination of Socialism and Capitalism, where the basic properties of the capitalist system would be maintained, but ownership of corporations would be handed over to the worker's (or to their Unions). The basic corporate structure would remain in tact, with the one exception that workers would hold majority ownership of all corporations, and only people that actually work for a company (the laborers who belong to trade unions) would be allowed to own stock. This majority ownership of corporations by the workers will empower them to make all key decisions in that organization, and entitle them to share directly in the profits. All leadership positions in the corporation would be filled by the workers themselves who would return to their old jobs after their term of service has ended. All government positions (if any) would be filled in a similar manner. Such a system would eliminate the need for current trade restrictions, since it is unlikely that a worker-owned company would elect to ship their own jobs across the border.
Anarchy - This is defined by The American Heritage College Dictionary as "The theory or doctrine that all forms of government are unnecessary, oppressive, and undesirable and should be abolished." However there are various schools of Anarchist thought -- raging from pure Anarchism, which favors absolutely no centralized control, to those that wish to temper this complete chaos with some sort of order (such as Anarcho-Capitalist, Anarcho-Syndicalist, and Anarcho-Socialist)
Anti - Smoking Religion - Belief that nobody would ever die if they succeed in banning tobacco. They seem to believe that people will live forever if they don't smoke. But in all actuality, a smoker's life expectancy is only diminished by about 6% ... and even that cannot be attributed entirely to smoking. This is because smokers generally not "health conscience" people to begin with. If they were, they probably wouldn't be smoking in the first place. (You don't see too many smokers hangin' around the gym or at health food stores.)
It is also a belief that tobacco related illnesses cost the government money. In reality, it generates billions of dollars in tax revenues while at the same time saving billions of dollars in Social Security and Medicaid payments by killing smokers off early. It is much cheaper to pay for a 65-year-old's cancer treatment, than to pay for his prescriptions & social security for 6 more years, then still have to pay for his cancer treatment - or even worse - his Alzheimer's treatment.
Capitalism - The belief that every man should be able to keep the fruits of his own labor, without them being stolen by the government for re-distribution.
Communist Party - Socialist. Enjoys single party rule, and complete government control of production.
Democratic Party - Primarily, a belief in State-Socialism (detailed below) heavily tempered by State-Capitalist beliefs along with some anti-nationalist, anti-religious, and pro-environmental tendencies. They favor control of the government by 2 parties, that way they can have somebody to blame when thing go wrong. Enjoys block votes from gays, teachers, blacks, immigrants, welfare recipients, members of the press, NAACP members, environmentalist, pro-choicers, Union leaders, and people who hate Republicans.
Dictator - An evil man who maintains power by intimidation and force, and refuses to obey the United States.
Educational System - An opportunity for special interest groups to re-program children. The prime obstacle to this agenda is the fact that local and state governments run the schools. This makes it difficult to enact these programs over the whole nation, since you have to convince every legislature and every local school board that you are right. But don't worry - both Republicans and Democrats are looking into ways for the federal government to 'improve' local school systems.
Fascism - To understand this term better, let's look at the dictionary definition:
Fascism - A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.
Contrast this to the definition of another political system.
Monarchy - An autocracy governed by a monarch who usually inherits the authority.
Although these two terms are often treated as separate ideologies, I really can't figure out how "Fascism" differs from "Monarchy" in any significant way. Both are ruled by a single dictator, who often is strongly nationalistic. Both heavily suppress their opposition (as do most governments). Both control the economy, to some extent. The only notable difference is that a "monarchy" is typically concerned with bloodlines, while fascism is generally founded around a particular political ideology. But a "fascist" government could easily transform into a Monarchy after upon the death of its principle leader. I suppose the real reason for the separate moniker was to differentiate the leaders of embryonic Italian and German Empires of the 1930's from the "royal" leadership of the British Empire, which had already conquered a large part of the world.
Free Election - Supposedly, an election in which people are free to choose the candidate of their choice, completely unencumbered by the government. Of course, no such thing has ever truly existed, since all elections are regulated by the party(s) currently in power. As I have stated before, if voting really made any difference it would not be allowed.
Full life - Living to be old enough to develop Alzheimer's and multiple other ailments, and die a degrading death in a pool of their own feces in a nursing home (which they pay outrageous fees to stay in.... usually resulting in all of their assets being sold). This luxury is being mandated by politicians that wish to guarantee a safe world, in which nobody will die prematurely from their lifestyle choices.
Fundamentalism - Belief that government should be based on the fundamental principles of one particular set of religious beliefs, and that government should be intolerant of other religious views and to secularism. While this term is normally only used to describe Islamic nations, it can be argued that all societies posses some sort of Fundamentalist beliefs. (See: Religious-Right)
Liberal - Used to mean : "Free from narrow prejudice; open minded, especially, open to the reception of new ideas or proposals of reform.". Now means "Full of hatred for past Ideas, and completely intolerant of the people that still believe in them. Socialist." Most liberal arguments basically boil down to "Shut up in the name of open-mindedness and free speech!". The liberal observes evils in society, and then attempts to remedy the problem with an even greater evil.
Libertarian Party - Free-Market Capitalist. The U.S. Constitution is their bible. They favor multi-party rule of government, and believe that the state's power should be extremely limited. Receives block votes from people who have taken the time to actually read the constitution, and people who hate Democrats & Republicans.
Libertarian-Capitalism - The most prevalent form of libertarianism in the United States (When one hears the term 'Libertarian', you can be pretty sure they are not actually referring to this type). It is a belief in free-markets (little or no state intervention in the economy) and a strong belief in personal freedoms. Governments would only provide basic services (police, a judiciary system, and military). For the most part, this was the type of government supported by most of the founding fathers of the United States, but over the years our system has succumbed to various State-Socialist and State-Capitalist elements.
Libertarian-Socialism - The type of Libertarianism supported by people such as George Orwell and Noam Chomsky (more or less - it's difficult to quantify a person's personal beliefs in such a way). They despise oppression in all it's forms - whether it comes from an oppressive government, or from all-powerful corporations - and therefore seek to suppress all forms of power while at the same time allowing for a large numbers of personal freedoms. Like their Libertarian-Capitalist counterparts, they believe that there is a legitimate role for government in society (police, a judiciary system, etc.), but wish to expand the power of the state slightly so that the state has the power to promote economic equality.
Machiavellian Politics - Modern Politics.
1. cunning and unscrupulous: using clever trickery, amoral methods, and expediency to achieve a desired goal, especially in politics (disapproving)
2. relating to Machiavelli: relating to or characteristic of the statesman and political philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli.
Moral Majority - Neither "Moral" nor a "Majority". (See: Religious Right)
Native Americans - 1.People whose ancestors immigrated here over 10,000 years ago, and who were forced from their homes by European immigrants. 2. People who were born in the US, and are being driven from their neighborhoods by modern immigration.
Narrow Minded Bigot - One who does not speak Newspeak (political correction) as their sole language. Individuals who are oldthinkers.
Neo-colonization - The modern means of colonization. The whole reason nations of the past desired colonies was so they could obtain the goods produced therein. (England colonized India to obtain tea, and South America to obtain labor, United States attempts in progress to obtain Persian oil, post shah era)
We realized some time ago that attempting to govern a colony with too much work. A revolution could disrupt the flow of supplies, and turn these economic assets into economic liabilities. So today we allow our colonies to believe they are governing themselves, but we maintain puppet governments in order to protect our interest. It doesn't really matter who makes that laws - as long as those leaders allow us to take the produce of their county's labor through 'trade'.
People often complain about 'trade deficits', but this really isn't a bad thing. Do you really think that the British Empire really worried about having a 'trade deficit' with its colonies? I think not. That was the whole point of colonization - to take their stuff! Rape foreign lands for natural and human resources. Just think of where America would be if Japan didn't make our cars for us. We would only have half as many cars as we do today, also autos would be two or three times more expensive, however the trade off would be more american jobs. And everybody wants a car, don't they?
Organized Crime - Groups that make profit from actions deemed "illegal"... and these groups also posses enough political clout to make sure these actions are kept illegal.
If prostitution, drugs and gambling were made legal, organized would loose their primary reason for being, and would be force to become a legitimate business. But, that would mean they wouldn't be allowed to kill their competitors or charge outrageous prices for their services.....Plus... They would have to put up with government regulation, and they would have to start paying taxes ....that just wouldn't be good for business!!!
Open-Minded -. One who vigorously attacks anyone that isn't as closed-minded as themselves.
Prejudice - Acknowledging that there are differences between the various races and cultures, and preferring to be among people of like interest and culture.
Propaganda - The American Heritage® Dictionary defines this word as:
prop•a•gan•da - n. The systematic propagation of a doctrine or cause or of information reflecting the views and interests of those advocating such a doctrine or cause.
When correctly used, this word can be used to describe any advertising campaign. But to most people, this word implies lies and deceitful information. Our media often accuses our foreign enemies of practicing propaganda - a statement which is a form of propaganda in and of itself. Most often, propaganda consist of simple catch-phrases which are easily digested by the masses. Is "don't taze me bro" one?
Racist - Belief that race is more important than culture. Would rather be among ignorant members of his own race, than intelligent members of a different race.
Religious-Right - Belief that government should enforce some of the basic fundamental principles of Christianity. (See: Fundamentalism)
Republican Party - Primarily, a belief in State-Capitalism heavily tempered by Libertarian and free-market beliefs along with some pro-nationalist, pro-religious, and militaristic tendencies. They favor control of the government by 2 parties, that way they can have somebody to blame when things go wrong. Enjoys block votes from Businessmen, Christians, Hunters, KKK, pro-lifers, and people who hate Democrats.
Rule of Law - A state in which all government officials obey the same laws that they lay down for their subjects. Of course, this is very rare - most often being found in countries that have recently gone through a revolution.
Sexual Misconduct -. A charge which must be taken seriously if the accused is conservative, but should be carefully examined if the accused is liberal.
Since liberals are the ones that created most of these laws in the first place, it is unthinkable that any of them would be guilty of committing this sort of crime themselves. The only explanation is that they are being harassed by gutter sluts that only want to become famous by harming an honest politician.
But, of course, if the charge is brought against a politician with conservative beliefs, we must applaud the honest woman who had the courage to stand up against these evil tyrants.
If you need to see examples of this policy in action, just compare how differently Clarence Thomas, Ted Kennedy, Bill Clinton, and Bob Packwood were treated by the press and the so-called "woman's rights" groups ... Clarence Thomas was nearly denied a seat on the supreme court because he flirted with a co-worker... Bob Packwood was hounded to do the "honorable thing" and resign ... Ted Kennedy is, of course, a Kennedy - what else would you expect from royalty? ... and Bill Clinton was simply a victim of a vast "right-wing conspiracy".
State-Socialism- The belief all members of society should receive a portion of what that country produces -- with this distribution of wealth under the direct control of the state. There are various schools of thought on just how equal those 'portions' should be - and how exactly redistribution should be achieved. At the very least, a Socialist wants to make sure all of their fellow citizens are 'cared for' by the state, and at most, they want to institute a system under which everyone receives equal pay - regardless of what kind of work they do. But in either case, they feel that centralized control of the economy by some sort of national government is the best way to supervise this redistribution. Under such a system, every able-bodied person would have a job and those who couldn't work (elderly, disabled, etc) would be cared for by the state.
State-Capitalism - A capitalist system which is heavily influenced by the State. This differs from traditional 'Free-Market Capitalism' in that the State is permitted to enact trade-barriers, give tax-breaks to certain companies, regulate industries, 'bail-out' companies and investors that run into financial trouble, and engage in huge government expenditures in the private sector -- In short, the current American system. (although the American system also has many State-Socialist elements as well)
World Peace - Single world government, more of an impossibility than an ideology. Many think this idea will ultimately kill us all trying to achieve this goal. Problem solved, world peace.
Political Correctness (PC) is simply mind control advanced by a self-appointed elite who are attempting to make the people, especially the young, ignorant of their rights and RESPONSIBILITIES of being Citizens in a free and open society. The PC elite are trying at all levels to take away our God-given and hard fought freedoms and rights by using the courts and bureaucratic regulation to bypass the will of the people and short circuit the duties and obligations of our elected representatives.
The ultimate goal of these socialist/fascists is to impose a Social Democracy based not on the individual, but the rights of society in place of the Republic created by the founding fathers as spelled out in the greatest document of all time, the Constitution of the United States. You will no longer have "rights" that predate the Constitution but "privileges" granted by the government that they can give, limit, regulate, or take away at their whim.
"In those wretched countries where a man cannot call his tongue his own, he can scarce call anything his own... Who ever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by subduing the freedom of speech." "Those who would sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither."
--- Benjamin Franklin
These last few word and definition posts has been a collaborative effort by myself and many others of like mind who have found or exposed our language as a useful tool for concealing the truth by redefining the common accepted meanings.
I am flattered that I was sought out for my input on this endeavor. True visionaries throughout history were labeled heretics first before conventional acceptance. I do not consider myself a visionary nor a revolutionary but only a member of the human race that has been able to see through hypocrisy and peer into the hidden agendas, both personal and political, of those in leadership positions. The best tool I have is my God given common sense and the two eyes and ears He has blessed me with. I cannot say with any certainty if what the liberals or conservatives are doing or saying is right or wrong, facts and information are spun to support a perceived truth based on popularity and not actual truth based on empirical knowledge.
What I can say for certainty is all of us are being misled by con men and these demagogues should be taken off their political pedestals and tried for treason. Truth is for sale and the cost is ultimately paid with our, "we the people", sweat and blood. The U. S. constitution may not mention God, but the very document that declared American Independence from England most definitely does. NO MORE at the BLOOD, BRO
Oh the stigma!! Not! glad to stand-up ..........straight here Now make some waves now that orientation doesn't matter. love all
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Lifting the Arms Embargo on Syria
A Decision Whose Results Will Be Measured In Hecatombs
By Steve McGiffen
To
begin, anyone who confidently tells you what's going on in Syria, who
are the 'good guys' and who the bad, and whether indeed there is any
meaning to these handy categories, is either a liar or a fool.
Syria, The Faces Behind The Terror
By Soraya Sepahpour-Ulrich
Backing
and arming the so-called Syrian opposition distracts from the threat
posed by Israel and its expansionist agenda by internalizing the enemy
in order to weak the State.
Full Disclosure
What the Media Isn't Telling You About War in Syria
Video
"The War in Syria is not a true civil war"
White House Threatens to Cut-off Aid if Palestine Joins ICC
By Franklin Lamb
The White House and its allies are not pleased by prospects for an eventful next few years at the ICC.
Starving for Justice
Must Watch Short - Video
"The won't let us live in peace and now they won't let us die in peace" - Fayiz :
Ecuador Cools on Edward Snowden Asylum
President Correa revokes Snowden's temporary travel document.
By Rory Carroll in Quito and Amanda Holpuch in New York
The
plan to spirit the surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden to
sanctuary in Latin America appeared to be unravelling on Friday, amid
tension between Ecuador's government and Julian Assange, the founder of
WikiLeaks.
Edward Snowden: A Conscience, Just Waiting For a Cause
By William Blum
So
what is a poor National Security State to do? Well, they might
consider behaving themselves. - Stop the bombings, the invasions, the
endless wars, the torture, the sanctions, the overthrows, the support
of dictatorships, the unmitigated support of Israel
Exposing the Dark Forces Behind the Snowden Smears
By Max Blumenthal
Whoever
planted the story with Buzzfeed appeared to have scored a major
success, exploiting the Snowden drama to tarnish the image of Ecuador's
government.
Glenn Greenwald Speaks Out
Video
Glenn
Greenwald speaks via Skype to the Socialism 2013 conference in Chicago
regarding Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA's mass
surveillance program.
The Criminal N.S.A.
By JENNIFER STISA GRANICK and CHRISTOPHER JON SPRIGMAN
It's time to call the N.S.A.'s mass surveillance programs what they are: criminal.
The Duty of Lawyers
By Ralph Nader
In
the United States, we are seeing the rule of law eroded by those at
the top levels of our government. We are witnessing the dismantling of
the guiding principles of justice and the rule of law. Our legal system
has been gamed to preferentially serve the needs of the few rather
than those of the many.
Hypocrisy Unveiled
Unequal Responses to Leaked Secret Information
Video
Chris
Hayes points to the unequal and uneven response to leaked information
that advances the Pentagon's agenda and leaked information that
doesn't.
Washington Is Driving The World To The Final War
By Paul Craig Roberts
If
you, an American, living in superpower America lack the courage to
stand up to the evil that is "your" government, perhaps the courage of
Edward Snowden, Bradley Manning, Julian Assange, and tiny Ecuador will
give you heart.
"What Country Is This?"
DUI suspects face forced blood draws
Must Watch - Video
Suspected drunk drivers in some metro counties are getting a rude surprise when they refuse a breathalyzer test.
Government Agencies Are Keeping Records Of Your Credit Card Transactions
By Michael Snyder
Were you under the impression that your credit card transactions are private? If so, I am sorry to burst your bubble.
Rachel Jeantel Gets the Trayvon Martin Treatment
By Justin Peters
Pundits,
- criticized Jeantel's weight, her attitude, her manner of dress, and
her mumbling, inarticulate answers to West's questions. These
observations are an excuse to point and laugh at a poor, black teenager
who comes from an America that we'd rather not acknowledge exists.
Postcard from the End of America: Camden
By Linh Dinh
"Yeah, man, Camden is broke. Philly is broke. The whole country is broke! Didn't you hear about all the cops they laid off?"
96 people killed in operation in north-west Pakistan:
Pakistani
security forces have killed 75 militants while losing 21 troops during
the 34 day operation against ultras, in the country's tribal region
close to the Afghanistan border.
Suicide attack in Farah leaves 8 civilians killed or injured:
According
to local authorities the incident took place in Bala Bolok district
after a suicide bomber detonated his explosives near the convoy of
coaition forces.
Taliban militants kill five soldiers in Afghanistan's Ghazni:
FIVE
soldiers were killed by Taliban militants in an attack in the Ab Band
district of Afghanistan's Ghazni province on 25 June, Pajhwok reported.
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.
'We should have talked to Taliban' says top British officer in Afghanistan: Exclusive:
General Nick Carter says west could have struck a deal with Taliban leaders after they were toppled a decade ago
Eight soldiers killed by roadside bomb in south Thailand:
It is the
single deadliest attack on Thai security forces in several years..
More than 5,000 people have been killed since a separatist insurgency
reignited in the Muslim-majority region in 2004.
Iraq attacks in Sunni areas kill 10:
Attacks
in Sunni Arab areas of Iraq killed 10 people on Saturday, the latest in
spiralling violence that has left more than 420 dead this month and
sparked fears of renewed sectarian war.
Maliki Blames Morsi, Brotherhood for Continuing Syria Bloodshed:
"I am
astonished to see the head of a state telling people 'go to Syria and
fight,'" Premier Nuri al-Maliki told a religious gathering of Faili
Kurds in Baghdad on Thursday. "He openly gathers clerics and endorses
the fight in Syria," he added, "They also ask for the killing of
Shiites," he charged.
Syrian regime forces launch attack on rebel-held area of Homs:
State television says troops loyal to Assad are making 'great progress' in Khalidiyah district of Syria's third-largest city
Syrian rebels capture major army post in southern city of Daraa after days of fighting:
Rebels
captured a major army post in the southern city of Daraa Friday after
nearly two weeks of intense fighting, as battles raged between troops
and opposition forces in the province that borders Jordan, activists
said.
Syrian Jihadists behead Catholic priest - WARNING GRAPHIC VIDEO - :
The
Vatican is confirming the death by beheading of Franciscan Father,
Francois Murad, who was martyred by Syrian jihadists on June 23.
US Sends Two Planeloads of Heavy Arms to Syrian Rebels from Afghanistan: Report:
"The
United States sent two huge cargos of its heavy weapons and ammunitions
in Afghanistan to the Syrian rebels through Jordan on June 18, the day
NATO ceded control of security affairs to the Afghan army and
government," A ranking member of the US marine troops deployed in
Afghanistan told FNA on Saturday.
Europe likely to stay on sidelines when U.S. ships arms to Syria rebels:
When the
Obama administration begins arming Syrian rebels through the CIA,
something news reports say will happen within the next month, it
probably it will be acting without help from its European allies.
Sniper fire kills two in north Lebanon:
Sniper
fire in Tripoli Saturday claimed the lives of at least two people as
tensions escalated between rival neighborhoods in the northern Lebanese
city, security sources said.
Jordan Does Not Welcome US Troops, Weapons:
The
United States has kept F-16 warplanes and Patriot missiles in Jordan
since a joint military exercise ended on June 20, and a defense
official says Washington now has 1,000 troops in the country, reports
France 24.
US student among dead as riot-ridden Egypt descents into 'security crisis':
A day of
nationwide pro- and anti-Morsi protests in Egypt has spilled into
violence as armed rival parties scuffled, leaving three people dead,
including an American, and nearly 140 injured. Police had to use tear
gas to prevent the violence spreading.
'Fig leaf democracy not enough, expect Egyptian boil-over': Video -
Egypt's
main opposition has rejected President Morsi's offer of dialogue on
reconciliation and insists on holding early elections.
Turkish government combing Twitter in search of protest organizers to arrest:
Turkish
government officials are investigating Twitter and similar social media
platforms in an attempt to identify and eventually prosecute the
organizers of mass demonstrations, Erodgan administration officials
said this week.
Philip Giraldi : Turkish Spring: Op-Ed:
The
Turkish people have begun to refer to the Syrian conflict as Ankara's
Vietnam, while secular Turks unite to push back against Islamization,
and the country's security services warn about a new wave of al-Qaeda
style terrorism.
Six killed in Central Africa clashes:
Clashes
between ex-rebels and armed civilians killed six people in Bangui as
anger mounted over abuses by the Central African Republic's new rulers,
police and medics said on Saturday.
Iran Stuxnet leak probe: US Gen James Cartwright 'target':
A retired
high-ranking US general is under investigation for allegedly leaking
classified information about a covert cyber attack on Iran's nuclear
programme, US media report.
Iran, Russia to Hold Joint Navy Drills in Caspian Sea:
The
Russian and Iranian navies are planning to hold joint exercises in the
Caspian Sea in the second half of this year, a Russian military
commander said Friday.
Scuffles break out in South African protests against Obama: Video -
Scuffles
between protesters and South African police erupted at the University
of Johannesburg's Soweto campus, as people gathered to demonstrate
against US President Barack Obama receiving an honorary doctorate.
S. African police fire stun grenades at anti-Obama protesters:
Police
fired stun grenades on Saturday at hundreds of protesters rallying
against President Barack Obama's visit to South Africa, an Agence
France-Presse correspondent said.
Guantanamo 'procedure lapses' resulted in inmate's drug OD suicide:
A Yemeni
detainee found dead in Guantanamo Bay last year committed suicide by
overdosing on antipsychotic drugs and a mix of other narcotics, a
report revealed. Guards and medics are facing accusations of lack of
oversight and procedure lapses.
NSA leaker's dad says son would return to US:
Meanwhile,
Ecuadorean officials say Russian authorities have stymied the
country's efforts to approve a political asylum application from the
former National Security Agency systems analyst
Blackout: Defense Department Blocks All Articles About NSA Leaks From 'Millions' of Computers:
"Should
any website choose to post information the department deems classified,
that particular content on the website will be filtered and remain
inaccessible from DoD networks so long as it remains classified,"
Charlie Rose - Alan Rusbridger and Janine Gibson :
Video Guardian editors Alan Rusbridger and Janine Gibson on Edward Snowden and the NSA leaks
Obamacare Will Collect and Share Americans' Data 'Without the Consent of the Individual':
It
turns out that the concerned folks slapping together Obamacare plan to
hoover up your personal information in something called a Data
Services Hub in order to determine your privileges and exemptions under
the new government health care regime. Even better, officials intend
to share your data with federal and state agencies, private contractors
and consultants, explicitly without asking for your leave to do so.
FBI sued over secretive facial recognition program:
Soon the
FBI will be done building a database containing the photographs,
fingerprints and other biometric data for millions of Americans, but
the agency has been far from forthcoming with the details. A new
lawsuit filed this week aims to change that.
Texas Carries Out 500th Execution:
Texas
marked a solemn moment in criminal justice Wednesday evening, executing
its 500th inmate since it resumed carrying out capital punishment in
1982.
The Cruel Gap Between CEO Pay and the Stagnant Minimum Wage:
Walmart
CEO Mike Duke makes approximately $11,000 an hour. Think about that --
$11,000 every hour. Think about an hour of your day, the tasks you
accomplish, and the compensation you receive from your employer.
Americans pay 3x more for gasoline than Russians:
The
average price of gas for Americans is almost three times more than
what Russians pay at the pump, according to Gazprom Senior Financial
Director Andrey Kruglov.
Congress to double student loan interest rates:
Seven
million college students will see their student loan costs double on
Monday, after a group of bipartisan lawmakers failed to agree on a plan
to keep interest rates down.
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