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• in Politics
  A New Despot Arises - in Wisconsin!
  A new dictator arises to strip workers of their rights. The alternative, he says? National Guard troops on the streets!
  by parkypundit / on Feb 12, 2011
• in Politics
  Egypt: Fruit of the Poisonous Olive Tree
  Democracy is good for Egypt. It's bad for America, but that's our fault.
  by jimmyzuma / on Feb 3, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “dictatorship”

 

• John Sentamu’s argument against gay marriage is already lost | Andrew Brown

  
  top99news - breaking news from the world top newspapers — Authority: 163
  http://www.guardian.co.uk John Sentamu’s argument against gay marriage is already lost | Andrew Brown The archbishop of York must understand we are not facing a ‘dictatorship’ on gay marriage but a change in popular moralityThe archbishop of York, John Sentamu, hopes that people will pay attention ...
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• Copyright Industry Calls for Broad Search Engine Censorship

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Torrent Freak: At a behind-closed-doors meeting facilitated by the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport, copyright holders have handed out a list of demands to Google, Bing and Yahoo. To curb the growing piracy problem, Hollywood and the major music labels want the search engines to de-list popular ...
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• Ex-Diplomat: US Knew About Argentina Baby Thefts

  
  Question Everything — Authority: 126
  Associated Press/Debora Rey/28 Jan 12 A former U.S. diplomat testified Thursday that American officials knew Argentina’s military regime was taking babies from dead or jailed dissidents during its “dirty war” against leftists in the 1970s, and it appeared to be a systematic effort at the time. Elliot Abrams ...
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• Killing the Competition: How the New Monopolies Are Destroying Open Markets

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Harper’s Magazine: Fear, in any real market, is a natural emotion. There is the fear of not making a sale, not landing a job, not winning a client. Such fear is healthy, even constructive. It prods us to polish our wares, to refine our skills, and to conjure up—every so often—a wonder. But these [...]
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• The Invisible War

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: The Invisible War:
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• Britain: National Patient DNA Database?

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  The document to which he’s referring is here: Building on Our Inheritance: Genomic Technology in Healthcare. Via: Kevin Townsend: You have to look long and hard, but eventually you find it. There, on page 51 of ‘Building on our inheritance – Genomic technology in healthcare’ is the one and only mention of the ...
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• Baltasar Garzón’s second trial begins in Madrid

  
  top99news - breaking news from the world top newspapers — Authority: 163
  http://www.guardian.co.uk Baltasar Garzón’s second trial begins in Madrid Spanish judge accused of abusing his position by opening an investigation into the deaths of 114,000 people under FrancoObservers from the world’s main human rights groups are in Madrid to monitor the second trial of Spanish ...
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• Video from Inside Underground Government Food Storage Facility [???]

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Where is this facility? What is this facility? What agency operates this facility? How big is that thing? We’re only seeing the loading docks. Via: YouTube:
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• Britain: Undercover Police Had Children with Activists

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Guardian: Two undercover police officers secretly fathered children with political campaigners they had been sent to spy on and later disappeared completely from the lives of their offspring, the Guardian can reveal. In both cases, the children have grown up not knowing that their biological fathers – whom they ...
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• The Roots of Bain Capital in El Salvador’s Civil War

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Salon: A significant portion of the seed money that created Mitt Romney’s private equity firm, Bain Capital, was provided by wealthy oligarchs from El Salvador, including members of a family with a relative who allegedly financed rightist groups that used death squads during the country’s bloody civil war in ...
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• STILL WAITING FOR THE FIRST FLOWERS OF THE ARAB SPRING

  
  Desertpeace — Authority: 417
    New Yorkers stand in solidarity with those civilians arrested in Egypt. * * Braving sub freezing temperatures, Egyptians and their supporters demonstrated yesterday at the Egyptian Consulate in New York. The messages on the signs speak loud and clear …. no commentary is necessary. * Photos © ...
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• Imagine.. Ron Paul video (Armed Chinese Troops in Texas)

  
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• Air Force’s Top Brain Wants a ‘Social Radar’ to ‘See Into Hearts and Minds’

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Another one for your bulging For-Fuck’s-Sake-Roll-Eyes file folder. Via: Wired: Chief Scientists of the Air Force usually spend their time trying to figure out how to build better satellites or make jets go insanely fast. Which makes Dr. Mark Maybury, today’s chief scientist, a bit of an outlier. He’d like to ...
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• Pentagon-Funded ‘Fun to Play’ Games Would Crowdsource Weapons Testing

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Nextgov: The Pentagon plans to fork over $32 million to develop “fun to play” computer games that can refine the way weapons systems are tested to ensure they are free from software errors and security bugs, according to a Defense Department solicitation. The goal is to create puzzles that are “intuitively ...
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• U.S. Government’s Takedown of Megaupload ‘Sets a Terrifying Precedent’

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Of course, the sycophantic New Zealand government went along with Uncle’s whims. Via: AP: One of the world’s most popular file-sharing sites was shut down Thursday, and its founder and several company officials were accused of facilitating millions of illegal downloads of films, music and other content. A federal ...
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• Argentina says Monsanto contractor abuses workers

  
  War On You: Breaking Alternative News — Authority: 120
  Argentina says Monsanto contractor abuses workers January 17, 2012 Print Version Source: Washington Examiner Argentina’s tax agency has raided a Monsanto Co. contractor and found what it calls slave-like conditions among workers in its cornfields. The AFIP tax agency says Rural Power SA hired all its ...
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• Neocon Judge and NPS team up to attack North Carolinas civil liberties

  
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• TSA Admits Wrongdoing in Cases of Two Elderly Woman Who Claim They Were Strip-Searched

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: New York Daily News: In an about-face, the feds have admitted wrongdoing in the cases of two elderly women who say they were strip-searched at Kennedy Airport by overzealous screeners. Federal officials had initially insisted that all “screening procedures were followed” after Ruth Sherman, 89, and Lenore ...
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• Researchers Drilling Thousands of Meters Into Frozen Antarctic Lake

  
  cryptogon.com — Authority: 126
  Via: Science Magazine: Along with all the festivities surrounding the anniversary of explorer Robert Falcon Scott’s reaching the South Pole on 17 January 1912, Antarctic researchers are at the edge of their seats waiting for news that will merit another celebration. The centennial coincides with an expected new ...
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• Update on SOPA and PIPA

  
  NWOTruth — Authority: 147
  In the face of massive Internet protest today, key senate and house backers of the SOPA and PIPA web censorship bills – including Senators Marco Rubio, Roy Blunt, John Cornyn, Orrin Hatch, John Boozman and Jim DeMint, and Representatives Ben Quayle and Lee Terry – have dropped their support.
  1 week ago

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