Paul, the Texas congressman who distinguished himself as the only Republican presidential candidate opposing the Iraq war, gained a devoted following, harnessing the power of the Internet to raise more cash than more mainstream rivals.
But that same anti-war, libertarian bent that gave Paul national recognition nearly came back to bite him at home.
Paul, who ran [...]
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“When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another
“When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume [...]
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Bush is implying that Americans who oppose telecom immunity are unpatriotic. But the American people don
’t owe the telecoms any gratitude. These corporations chose to break the law and profited greatly from doing so.read more | digg story
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A simple article on how to communicate effectively with non tech-savvy clients/employers. Written for web developers, but applicable to many other fields.read more | digg story
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All of the sudden we’re starting to see more and more attacks take advantage of what’s stored on your computer’s RAM — the latest, from New Zealand’s Adam Boileau, allows an attacker to unlock Windows passwords in a just a few seconds using a Linux machine connected over Firewire.read more | digg story
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The war in Iraq will ultimately cost U.S. taxpayers not hundreds of billions of dollars, but an astonishing $2 trillion, and perhaps more. There has been very little in the way of public conversation, even in the presidential campaigns, about the consequences of these costs, which are like a cancer inside the American economy.
On Thursday, [...]
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Many Americans will be shocked to discover that the principle business of the Fed is to print money from nothing, lend it to the U.S. government and charge interest on these loans. Who keeps the interest?read more | digg story
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