Category: Current Affairs
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I read this originally via OSINT (highly recommended email list), and later I noted via catching up with my RSS feeds that John Robb posted a pointer on the web via Cryptome. This is a FBIS (Foreign Broadcast Information Service) translation – learn more about FBIS via Goggle. It is…
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It amazes that this wasn’t already a law and it took twelve years to finally pass – H.R. 218. This is a “transformational” anti-terrorism tool that allows our nation’s current and retired highly trained law enforcment officers to protect the homeland while not on duty anywhere in the United States.
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Forbes.com (Aug 16, 2004) came in the mail yesterday. Some potential items of interest: Paul Kliebnikov (1963-2004): Editor of Forbes Russia was murdered on July 9th leaving behind a wife and three young children. He had written extensively on “criminal capitalists and thier political allies.” Rich Karlgaard has a one…
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This is a multi-category post. A lot of stuff is going on in my personal life. Our family is moving from our home near San Diego State University (SDSU) to a new home in Fletcher Hills (East of San Diego, just above the City of El Cajon). More on this…
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This is a really funny animation film – Bush vs. Kerry. [source]
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I rank the ACLU as one of my least favorite organizations. But they have a very good animation about the “power” of linked databases. It is very funny to me that they think the Bush Administration is really to blame for this “big brother future as defined by the ACLU.”…
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Yahoo! News – DEMS’ NEW SLOGAN: NO TEACHER LEFT BEHIND article has some nice spins to it.
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“Homeland Security Techniques And Technologies” – Jesus Ména
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After doing some research, I personally find detailed reports on what Ms. Teresa Heinz (wife of Sen. John Kerry) has used her large fortune to fund to be problematic for me as a possible First Lady. I guess I am now Un-American. [Cracks in the Facade]
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Google Search: vehicle ID numbers exhausted – the pointers to news articles and related docs is kinda interesting from a numerical and information systems perspective.
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