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Google’s Robots and Creeping Militarization

written by Scott Cleland

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‘Thousands of NSA Analysts Can Listen to Domestic Phone Calls,’ Read Emails, Texts, IMs

by Seton Motley June 19, 2013

“It ain’t just the metadata.”

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Hollywood, a Town of Jesters Who Act like Kings September 23, 2017
The temper tantrums of Jimmy Kimmel and company grow ever more absurd.
The Week in Pictures: End Times Edition September 23, 2017
Extra long edition today; fitting for the end of the earth, which I hear someone has announced for today.
DeVos Ditches Obama Campus Assault Rules, But Problems Lie Ahead September 23, 2017
Our long national nightmare is over—or is it?
Dr. Roy Spencer to the Rescue Again September 22, 2017
'Had John Christy or I tried to publish such a paper, Storm Troopers led by Darth Trenberth would have been quickly dispatched to put down the rebellion.'
Health Insurers in Illinois Request Premium Rate Hikes Averaging 35% September 22, 2017
Health care insurers in Illinois have requested an average premium rate hike of 35 percent for next year.
Germany Will Miss Another Green Goal - The American Interest September 22, 2017
Expensive power is harmful for households and businesses alike, and its effects are most keenly felt by the poor.
Bernie Sanders In 1987: Single-Payer ‘Would Bankrupt The Nation’ September 22, 2017
Despite his past critiques of a single-payer, 'Medicare for All' plan, Bernie Sanders seems to have adopted a completely different tone.
Unleashing the Power of Mockery on Annoying Social Justice Warriors September 21, 2017
In a culture where humorless leftists scolds seek to impose their rule upon us normals by sucking every drop of joy out of life, it is the conservative smartass…
Single Payer Support Makes a Bipartisan Health Care Deal Impossible September 21, 2017
The real world tells us that a so-called “bipartisan fix,” called for this week by Governors John Kasich and John Hickenlooper, is utter fantasy.
We were wrong — worst effects of climate change can be avoided, say experts September 19, 2017
Scientists admit that world is warming more slowly than predicted.

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David Applegate	S.T. Karnick
Diane Carol Bast	Donald Kendal
H. Sterling Burnett	Jay Lehr
Edmund Contoski	Seton Motley
David S. D'Amato	John Nothdurft
Paul Driessen	Teresa Mull
Richard Ebeling	Dr. Jane Orient
Peter Ferrara	Isaac Orr
Matthew Glans	Fred Palmer
Steve Goreham	Brad Rodu
Michael Hamilton	Jim Rust
Jesse Hathaway	Jeff Stier
Robert Holland	Lindsey Stroud
Lennie Jarratt	James Taylor
Ross Kaminsky	Daniel Sutter