Comment: Re:Obama == Bush (corporate friend)? (Score 1) 546
Comment: Re:Obama == Bush (corporate friend)? (Score 2, Interesting) 546
(NaturalNews) Nine state legislatures have either passed or introduced bills intended to reaffirm their state's sovereignty as laid out in the Ninth and Tenth Amendments of the Constitution. Another twenty states are expected to introduce similar measures this year. While the ramifications of these resolutions are still uncertain, one thing is clear. People are sick and tired of the federal government's usurpation of power not granted to it by the Constitution. They have had enough of fear based economic terrorism and underhanded promotion of policies and procedures that bypass public scrutiny and the will of the people.
Comment: Re:Obama == Bush (corporate friend)? (Score 1) 546
Comment: Re:Obama == Bush (corporate friend)? (Score 4, Insightful) 546
Voting for either "side" in this broken two party corporate governance is a waste, the best you can hope for is that the guy who wins will fuck you less than the other guy.
that is unless we take control of our federal government by utilizing our state power, but who really paid attention to the local elections? Last time I checked, they were installed by the same corporations/banks that paid for McCain AND Obama!
Don't take my word for it, look it up yourself at opensecrets.org
Eight-year DARPA Director Tony Tether Resigns->
Eight-year DARPA Director Tony Tether announced his early resignation today via email, a copy of which is available at The DEW 'Distant Early Warning' Line, a defense industry blog. His resignation leaves the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency without a director, perhaps a sign that the US government is finally cutting costs by eliminating unnecessary bureaucratic positions.
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Linux Ecosystem Is Worth $25 Billion 176
from the my-piece-could-buy-you-a-cup-of-coffee dept.
Google tracks you on torrent and porn sites 7
Wikileaks releases SECRET U.S. report on Fallujah->
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Dell announces touchscreen and is immediately sued->
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