evolution of revolution: Occupy Wall Street was a preview of much broader revolution now underway
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The Red Line: Obama and Syria
Obama and Syria: Obama’s decision to send small arms and ammunition to Syria as part of an increased commitment to the rebellion has come under scrutiny
10 requests for the NSA to make me feel better about them
After digesting we were living with our very own Big Brother I decided to make a list of requests for the NSA
Who’s ultimately to blame for spying — the NSA or the CEO?
DC politicians continue to criticize and blame other nations instead of taking responsibility for Snowden leaks.
The iPhone and Occupy Turkey
With the lessons of the country’s recent past, the government must embrace the growing diversity of opinion and culture that advancing technology inevitably brings and will continue to bring.
What’s Wrong with America’s Political System: Its Constitution
Wrong with America: If you had to pick a root cause underlying our broken politics, what would it be and why?
Chalker Protests To Continue In Jeff Olson’s Honor
After Chalk demonstrator Jeff Olson’s acquittal, supporters still plan to protest and celebrate. Jeff Olson supporters plan protests in San Diego and Bremerton, WA.
What Happened to Our Dream of Freedom?
Adam Curtis is an English award-earning, film maker who made the film, “The Trap: What Happened to Our Dream of Freedom”
Open Letter to Obama: Visit Guantanamo Next
Open Letter to Obama: You prosecuted whistleblowers who are otherwise heroes for exposing government crimes
Occupy Wall Street and the Discontent of Nations
The Occupy Wall Street are the beginning of a much broader movement that is taking the entire world by storm: a Discontent of Nations