Poll: Two-Thirds of Voters Think Media Has Too Much Power Over Elections
Rasmussen Reports conducted the survey by calling 1,000 likely voters on Feb. 9 and 10.
Tag: Big Brother
IBM Watson To Buy Truven Health For $2.6 Billion, Bolsters Data Cloud
Brings major repository of health data from thousands of hospitals, employers and state governments to Watson Health Unit.
Iris scan technology sees refugees in Jordan receive food assistance in blink of an eye
‘An iris scan payment system has been launched by the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in Jordanian supermarkets to help Syrian refugees staying in migrant camps to conduct purchases at local shops using their eye instead of credit cards, cash, or vouchers. “This is a milestone in the evolution of our food assistance programme, which […]
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Bad Apple? Tim Cook divides tech users over refusal to make iPhone ‘master-key’ for FBI
‘Apple is trending on Twitter after CEO Tim Cook pledging to oppose a US court order to help create a “backdoor” to the iPhone. The move would have allowed FBI investigators to unlock an encrypted phone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters. Cook published an open letter on Apple’s website Wednesday stating the […]
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Alex Jones Scalia Death Rant
“They want to say he’s dead let’s move one, well we aren’t moving on because you said so!”
Tim Cook Refuses To Comply With “Chilling” Government Demand To “Build A Backdoor” Into iPhone
Following the December 2 horrific mass shooting in San Benardino, Judge Sheri Pym of U.S. District Court in Los Angeles said on Tuesday that Apple must provide “reasonable technical assistance” to investigators seeking to unlock data on – in other words hack – an iPhone 5C that had been owned by Syed Rizwan Farook, one […]
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump backs FBI on Apple ruling
Apple chief says order to circumvent security software on Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone threatens security of Apple customers
Mississippi House Passes ‘See Something, Say Something Act of 2016’
“We have seen too many examples of terror groups’ determination to strike here in the United States,” governor stated.
Apple Fighting Court Effort to Unlock San Bernardino Terror Suspect’s iPhone
Cook asserts ruling would undermine encryption by creating a backdoor that could potentially be used on other future devices.
At these three British airports, a foreign spy agency decides who can travel
‘A parliamentary question from Labour MP Stella Creasy has revealed that Homeland Security officials from the US are able to prevent British citizens from travelling at three major UK airports: Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester. While Homeland Security describes its “vital mission” as being “to secure the [American] nation” against its “many threats”, documents released by […]
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Obama Says Trump Won’t Be President: It’s Not Like Hosting a TV Show
Troubled by the rhetoric coming not just from Trump, but from his Republican rivals.
President Obama pushes US Senate over Scalia seat
Senate said they would delay confirming any nomination until a new president is in power next year.
Larry Summers Launches The War On Paper Money: “It’s Time To Kill The $100 Bill”
First they came for the $100 bill and nobody said anything…
Well, well, well, what is happening with Facebook?
Facebook informed us that the David Icke page was being unpublished for repeatedly breaking its terms – making posts that its censors didn’t want people to see. Access to post on the page was blocked for everyone – including myself and Richie Allen posting the guest line-up of his show – but one person’s codes […]
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FBI unveils ‘violent extremism’ video game to educate teenagers
‘Months in the making, the FBI has released a low-grade, browser-based online game to try and educate teenagers about the tools used by “violent extremists” for recruitment purposes. The FBI’s interactive website, called “Don’t Be a Puppet: Pull Back the Curtain on Violent Extremism,” leads a viewer through a series of games and tips in […]
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