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By Tim Shorrock
Amid the torrent of stories about the shocking new revelations about the National Security Agency, few have bothered to ask a central question. Who’s actually doing the work of analyzing all the data, metadata and personal information pouring into the agency from Verizon and nine key Internet service providers for its ever-expanding surveillance of American citizens?
I drove up through Vermont to New Hampshire to visit my aunt and uncle.
They were just plowing out from three large snowfalls. The trees and ground are covered with snow. The air is clear and crisp. …
“When you become interested in biodynamic agriculture, you do not get very far into it before you are confronted with Rudolf Steiner. The sheer productivity of Steiner’s life is somewhat daunting: …
Lawmakers Want Probe Into Treasury Aid for Fannie, Freddie
The Wall Street Journal (30 Dec 09)
Billions to Fight Foreclosure, But Few New Loans
The New York Times (29 Dec 09)
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Silicon Valley Panic: China Demands NSA-Like Access and Control
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U.S. Domestic Version March 2008
By Addy Dugdale
Microsoft has acted swiftly after the Web site Cryptome leaked its “Global Criminal Compliance Handbook.” The guide does exactly what it says: outli…
By John Rushton
Nighttime falls, I study on.
I find another hero. It’s time to sleep.
Sleep lasts but half the night.
Burdens pile up,
The tax man calls in 5 days,
Men of all kinds fight for con…