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• On the post: Defense Dept. Not Planning On Closing Security Hole That Resulted In Wikileaks Disclosure… Until 2013

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 11 Apr, 2011 @ 11:58am

  They are going to secure the information behind the NYT Paywall.

• On the post: 14,000 'Unsaved' Votes Suddenly 'Found' In Wisconsin?

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 08 Apr, 2011 @ 03:31pm

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Forget secret votes

  With all due respect, unless you vote for one of the major parties (unless there is second and third choice in your country)? You are wasting your vote.

  
  
  So what, vote for the lesser of two evils. Even if you win you get evil. Who's wasting their vote now?

• On the post: Court Seals Unclassified Document In Whistleblower Case… After Gov't Falsely Says It's Classified

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 25 Mar, 2011 @ 01:38pm

  Change the damn law to outlaw lobbying.
  
  That's the funniest part. Like we would have a chance at that.
  
  You've got my vote.

• On the post: China Will Cut Off Your Phone Call If You Say The Word 'Protest' [Updated]

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 23 Mar, 2011 @ 10:13am

  And coming soon to a phone near you

  I expect we will shortly have this problem with our new *AA enabled phone system.
  
  "Sure I can bring the report by your office. Just need to make a copy..."
  
  :: Click ::

• On the post: Does Hollywood Deserve Its Own Patriot Act?

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 18 Mar, 2011 @ 01:47pm

  Of course they deserve the laws they want. They paid for it didn't they?

• On the post: Surprise: House Did NOT Automatically Extend The Patriot Act

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 09 Feb, 2011 @ 02:28pm

  Re: they already have been working on it...

  did you not see the FBI tried to blow up my good city of Portland on thanksgiving? guess who is now thinking of joining the joint terrorism task force again?

  It's so the Portland Police can keep a closer eye on those who mean to blow us up. Namely the FBI.

• On the post: US Copyright Czar: Expect More Domain Censorship

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 06 Dec, 2010 @ 04:39pm

  Guns don't kill people. DNS kills people.

• On the post: Once Again, Feds Found To Be Abusing Surveillance Procedures With Little Oversight

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 06 Dec, 2010 @ 11:59am

  Re: Re: Re: This disease has to be contained now

  I am. As a European, I'm asking you to bark louder. Badger your congressmen, again and again. React to press stories on newspaper forums. Rally your family, friends and colleagues. Contact the sources of liberty infringement directly, whether they be companies or public bodies and let them clearly know how you feel, anonymously or in name.

  Sorry. Don't make enough money to have a congressman. You'll need to talk to a corporation if you would like them to change or do anything.

• On the post: Justice Department Trying To Figure Out How To Twist US Laws To Charge Julian Assange

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 30 Nov, 2010 @ 02:46pm

  Aren't these the same people who tell us daily that we shouldn't worry about warrentless searches and wiretaps if we don't have anything to hide.

• On the post: Catcher In The Rye Sequel Fight Could Lead To Forced Licensing Rather Than Injunctions In Some Copyright Suits

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 03 May, 2010 @ 01:18pm

  Wouldn't the Supreme Court have the copyright to the eBay decision. How dare these judges use that name in their ruling.
  
  Strike 1.
  
  Two more and we take away your legal pad.

• On the post: Microsoft Pulls Out Of Family Guy Sponsorship… Gets Half The Benefit For None Of The Money?

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 27 Oct, 2009 @ 03:13pm

  Famly Guy Impression

  Peter: It's like that time I invented Windows 7... You guys should totally bring that paperclip back.

• On the post: Music Publishers, Songwriters To Congress: Our Royalties Should Be Guaranteed, No Matter What The Market Says

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 09 Oct, 2009 @ 11:17am

  Agreed Jason. Then the industry will bitch that sales have gone down and the Government should require everyone to by $1,000 worth of music every year.

• On the post: And Of Course: DOJ Announces New Focus, Funding On Intellectual Property Enforcement

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 31 Aug, 2009 @ 10:18am

  Techdirt -- Gitmo Edition

  Watch out Mike. They may be trying to declare you an enemy blogger.

• On the post: Hollywood's War With Redbox Expanding To Netflix As Well?

  

  unnamed_1 ( profile ), 14 Aug, 2009 @ 01:15pm

  Enforcement

  And how do they plan to enforce this. Tell their distributors not to sell to Netflix?