On November 20, Georgia Greens are holding two rallies against Georgia ballot access laws that relate to minor party and independent candidates. See this story. …read more
NBC has offered twelve minutes of free time to John Kasich, Mike Huckabee, Lindsey Graham, George Pataki, and Jim Gilmore. They may choose November 27 or November 28. See this story. Thanks to PoliticalWire for the link. …read more
I’ve talked about this a million times on my science and tech podcast Sovryn Tech–actually, Amazon is a pet project of journalism for me–but with all of the things that Amazon released and developed as late, and the entire (honestly, impressive) digital ecosystem that they’ve created which comes with the ability to get nearly anything physical you could want to you inside of minutes in some areas…it’s near insulting for the company to not have Two-Factor Authentication as option for securing your getting-more-precious-by-they-day Amazon account.
Now, that has finally changed.
By going to “Your Account” and looking at the “manage e-mail address, …read more
As Americans cower in fear over the perceived threat from men, women and children attempting to escape from war-torn Syria, the majority of people are ignoring the reason there are refugees in the first place.
The US created and funded a terrorist regime in Syria that would be used to destabilize the region and create a specific advantage for American interests over China and Russia.
Prior to 2012, ISIS, as we know them, did not exist. So how did this unknown group of psychopathic killers gain such notoriety so quickly?
Leaked Pentagon documents and News Anchor Ben Swann from WGCL Atlanta, explain exactly …read more
As governors across the United States publicly deny refuge to the Syrian citizens who’ve been displaced entirely as a result of US foreign policy, some would-be neo-Nazis want to take it a step further.
Tennessee state Representative, Glen Casada, the chairman of the House Republican Caucus in the state Legislature, wants to use military power to seek out the current refugees already in the states and round them up.
“If I err, it will be on the side of not having another Paris, France,” said Casada in an interview with NPR. “When we let them in, we are letting terrorists in.”
“We gather …read more
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At the Dark Android Project, I generally recommend that you don’t use Facebook at all (it’s one of two companies–Alphabet/Google and Facebook–that Edward Snowden warned to get away from). There. Got that out of the way. But if you do want to use Facebook for whatever reason, and on your Android device in particular, I generally recommend just using their mobile site. But I’ve recently tested out a more “feature-rich” way of running Facebook on your Android device without having to install the bloated and ridiculous Facebook app, or the Facebook Messenger app for that matter.
But before I get into …read more
The Washington Times has this article about the progress of various Republican presidential candidates in getting on primary ballots. None of the candidates discussed in the article are required to ever get more than 5,000 valid signatures. …read more
After being called “idiots” by those who behead innocent people to further their cause, the hacker collective Anonymous dealt a huge blow to the terror group ISIS. But this was just the tip of the iceberg.
We report that more than 5500 Twitter account of #ISIS are now #down! #OpParis #Anonymous #ExpectUs
— #OpParis (@opparisofficial) November 17, 2015
On Tuesday, the Free Thought Project reported on Anonymous taking down over 5,500 Twitter accounts tied to Islamic State members.
Shortly after this victory, Anonymous published a ‘Guide to Fighting ISIS Online.’
The release of this guide enlisted the talents of amateur hackers worldwide, and the results …read more
It was recently reported that the US State Department approved a deal to sell the government of Saudi Arabia a shipment of “smart bombs” that is worth over $1.29 billion. The shipment will include a total of 22,000 bombs, which are intended to be used in both Syria and Yemen. Saudi Arabia has long been a strong ally of the US government and has been used to carry out many conflicts in the middle east in addition to the military operations that were already made public.
In a statement released by the Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency, it was blatantly admitted …read more
