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EU’s Drunken Monkey says ‘stupid nationalists’ are ‘in love with their country’ & hate foreigners

Published time: 23 May, 2019 15:22

Edited time: 23 May, 2019 19:21

Ahead of the EU elections, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has blasted “stupid nationalists,” who dare to “love their own counties” and dislike…

Arizona Citizens Tracked In Facial Recognition Database In First Step For 'REAL ID' Implementation

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Bomb found near Paris St Germain football ground: Islamist who was supposedly under surveillance is among five people arrested after gas cylinder explosives are discovered

'Home made bomb' found in Paris early hours of Saturday before PSG game

Four gas cylinders covered in petrol linked to a mobile phone…

Statism in a Nutshell: From Thievery to Tyranny in Five Easy Steps

NSA bot MonsterMind can wage cyberwar on its own – Snowden

Do four-year-olds really need fitness bands? Parents criticise device that allows children to measure how much they exercise

• LeapBand designed for children over four measures how much they exercise
• Sparked a storm of criticism among parents who can track their activity
• It resembles a watch with a screen and goes on sale to day costing…

FISA court judges buying Verizon stock as they approve NSA surveillance

‘Friend or Foe’ cutting edge brain scan could identify threats to the US

Anti-homeless spikes installed in posh London neighborhood spark outrage

Published time: June 08, 2014 03:06 

Edited time: June 08, 2014 11:02

After photos of metal spikes designed to prevent homeless people from sleeping in posh London neighborhoods surfaced online, people have been venting their outrage with controversial invention all over the social…

Could pill wipe out our bad memories? Drug used to treat multiple sclerosis found to help us forget experiences that caused pain

• Mice given fingolimod forgot about previous experiences that brought pain
• Study offers hope drug could wipe traumatic events, phobias and hang-ups…

Silence of the Homelands: Why is DHS stockpiling guns and ammunition?

Published time: March 23, 2013 09:01

The Department of Homeland Security has plans to buy enough ammunition to fight the equivalent of a 24-year Iraq War – on US territory – and even US congressmen don’t understand why.

Smack in the middle of the smoking gun-control debate, and despite deep spending cuts…

Obama’s cybersecurity plan: Monitor more of the Internet

Published time: March 21, 2013 22:06 

Edited time: March 22, 2013 06:22

President Barack Obama’s plan to protect the United States’ critical infrastructure against cyberattacks is accelerating quickly as more private sector businesses are signing on to share information with the federal government.…

Soda kills 180, 000 people a year

Published time: March 20, 2013 18:59

Your sweet tooth could be deadly: researchers have found that 25,000 people died from drinking sugary beverages in the US in 2010 – and 180,000 have died worldwide. The data presents new evidence on the public health hazard triggered by artificial drinks.

Nearly half of all Americans, 48 percent, last year…

NYPD's stop-and-frisk goes on trial

Published time: March 18, 2013 18:43

A trial challenging the NYPD’s controversial stop-and-frisk policy kicked off Monday. As the department argues the policy’s importance in stopping crime, opponents continue to challenge its constitutionality.

The class-action lawsuit, filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights, is meant to “end racially…

'Obama’s financial spy plan moves US towards Orwellian police state'

Published time: March 15, 2013 14:25

The Obama administration’s financial spying plan, which if enacted will grant spy agencies access to US citizens’ finance data, is a shocking attack on personal freedom, independent journalist Charlie McGrath has told RT.

The planning …