Andrew Norton. In the first part, we identified that terrorism is widespread, but in the guise of ‘anti-terrorism’. In this part, it’s time to…
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Internet Service Providers Need To Form A Retaliatory Censorship Alliance
News just arrived that movie studios have made yet another court issue a censorship order against an ISP, despite the expected decision from the…
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The New Terrorism, Part 1 – Identification
Andrew Norton. Across the western world, a new form of terrorism is breeding. It strikes fear into citizens, it attempts to change civilization as…
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European Democracies Get To Live Another Day Because Crazy Had Particular Skin Color, Invisible Friend
European democracies are under assault, both from the outside and from within. Those on the outside of government would have us hate. Those on…
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Security Theater Lessons From Utøya
As the shock passes into reflection of the Utøya massacre — could anything have been different? — and the grief for and honoring of…
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Who Kills 80 Teenagers, One By One?
I have not slept this night. Yesterday’s events in Oslo and Utøya have had me shaking my head in disbelief from last eve till…
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Every Day, Something I Find Online Brings Me To Tears
One of the best descriptions I have found of the Internet, is that it is an amplification of every aspect of human nature. There…
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More People Means More Voices Means Better Ideas
Zacqary Adam Green. Most people feel that it is their moral obligation to help those who can’t help themselves; we help others to have…
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An Entrepreneur Must Be Maniacally Lazy
There is a misconception that entrepreneurs work hard because they’re not lazy in the slightest. My experience tells me that’s entirely wrong. The most…
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Abusive Copyright and Patent Laws Go Against My Faith
Travis McCrea. One common theme nearly universally agreed upon by Deists is the fact that it is important for humans to keep learning and…
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