Category Archives: Conspiracy Theories
Bernstein and the F.B.I.: News Desk : The New Yorker
In 1952, the Prominent Individuals section of the Security Index was discontinued, and Bernstein entered a state of limbo, with a political cloud still hanging over him. Barry Seldes, in his book on Bernstein’s politics, says that the conductor was … Continue reading
Inside the AT&T–NSA “Secret” Relationship—By Scott Horton (Harper’s Magazine)
AT&T and NSA entered into this agreement in flagrant violation of U.S. criminal law, with the assumption that the Bush Administration would not enforce the criminal law against itself or those who entered into criminal conspiracies with it. There is … Continue reading
“Reflections: The Cleve Cartmill Affair: One” by Robert Silverberg
One anecdote out of science fiction’s history that almost everyone has heard of is the tale of how Cleve Cartmill, a competent writer of middling abilities, published a story describing the workings of the atomic bomb in a 1944 issue … Continue reading
Top 25 Censored Stories for 2009 | Project Censored
Top 25 Censored Stories for 2009 Top 25 Censored Stories for 2009 | Project Censored.
The Flesh-and-Blood defense
From the Washington Monthly website comes this strange story of four Baltimore murder defendants who attempted to use a racist/seperatist doctrine claiming the invalidity of the 14th Amendment as their exemption from the federal justice system. Too Weird for the … Continue reading
Alpha Geek – Prime Directive vs US Troops abroad
This is the type of chart only a true geek could make.
Deus Ex Malcontent
Awhile back I was watching a great documentary on the birth of the punk scene, it closed with former Black Flag frontman and current TV host Henry Rollins saying these words: “All it takes is one person to stand up … Continue reading
Why CYA Prez Needs to Wiretap US
> MR. STANZEL: Well, those are conversations that are ongoing. And as > you would remember, prospective liability was passed in August, and > that gave liability protection to companies to assist going > forward. That prospective liability comes into … Continue reading
Telecom immunity
Today the Senate voted on a bill which would remove Telecom Immunity from the FISA Amendments Act of 2007. Here is the voting record. Both Republican and Democrat Senators in Virginia that believe it’s ok for Telecoms to assist the … Continue reading
Fighting Fire with Fire (Redcross –)
So, the redcross has been wardialing us for the last two week. Here’s a screenshot from my vonage log: