The LA Times' must've been high to get punked by the Yes Men; Federal court affirms the Supreme's decision on a warrant to look at your phone; and a Chicago college converts its football field into something useful.
The LA Times' must've been high to get punked by the Yes Men; Federal court affirms the Supreme's decision on a warrant to look at your phone; and a Chicago college converts its football field into something useful.
China makes another new major move during the new gold rush; Between the lawsuit, the oil and the 28 pages - there's another new window of opportunity for some 9/11+15 truth; and another new poll shows the dinosaur media continues to go extinct.
China makes another new major move during the new gold rush; Between the lawsuit, the oil and the 28 pages - there's another new window of opportunity for some 9/11+15 truth; and another new poll shows the dinosaur media continues to go extinct.
RT | August 28, 2015 A high school honor student who pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide material support to Islamic State through social media has been sentenced to 136 months in prison. The teen aided his friend in traveling to Syria to join the jihadist group in January. In June, Ali Shukri Amin, 17, […]
RT |September 30, 2014 Powers banning extremists from appearing on TV and which allow police to vet “harmful” individuals’ social media activity would be enforced if the Conservatives return to power next year, Home Secretary Theresa May is set to announce. The party manifesto will also pledge to introduce time-limited Extremist Disruption Orders to curb […]
Image above: Young Israeli men on Jerusalem Day on May 28 2014, mass outside the old city demonstrating it is theirs by right of conquest.
Now we know, says Israeli Gideon Levy. In the Jewish state, there is pity and humane feelings only for Jews and rights only for the Chosen People. The Jewish state is only for Jews.
RT | May 1, 2014
Contractors working for the United States who ran the so-called ‘Cuban Twitter’ social media project categorized user responses to overtly political messages for “receptiveness” and “political tendencies,” among other details, according to a new report.
RT | May 1, 2014
Contractors working for the United States who ran the so-called ‘Cuban Twitter’ social media project categorized user responses to overtly political messages for “receptiveness” and “political tendencies,” among other details, according to a new report.
RT | October 02, 2013
The director of the National Security Agency admitted this week that the NSA tested a program that collected cellphone location data from American citizens starting in 2010, but suspended it shortly after.
