Has anyone else had their computer "temporarily" shut down and restart when going on the Glenn Greenwald twitter site? It doesn't happen with other webpages. In the past I would have joked that someone was "watching" (and for some reason having to shut down and restart to "save" my search information). Now I'm pretty sure it's no joke.
It certainly distracts from the impending European banking collapse (despite fanciful plans) and the ongoing and increasing demonstrations of the 99 percent.
@William James Martin
To quote and to extrapolate in to all policies from David J. Lynch's article at Bloomberg:
"Raghuram Rajan, the IMF’s former chief economist, says countries with high levels of inequality tend to produce ineffective economic policies. Political systems in economically divided countries grow polarized and immobilized by the sort of zero-sum politics now gripping Washington."
Never to be acknowledged: the number of times they've blackmailed politicians
Has anyone else had their computer "temporarily" shut down and restart when going on the Glenn Greenwald twitter site? It doesn't happen with other webpages. In the past I would have joked that someone was "watching" (and for some reason having to shut down and restart to "save" my search information). Now I'm pretty sure it's no joke.
That's the before and after Snowden difference.
People who say they have nothing to hide and are passive about invasive acts cannot give up inalienable rights, not mine, not even theirs.
Is it true that the army feared it was going to be used in Syria as I've read in the Lebanon Daily Star?
Erdogan blames Twitter for the demonstrations across the county. That is, he sees freedom of communication as his enemy.
Is this a eulogy for Aaron Swartz?
It certainly distracts from the impending European banking collapse (despite fanciful plans) and the ongoing and increasing demonstrations of the 99 percent.
@William James Martin
To quote and to extrapolate in to all policies from David J. Lynch's article at Bloomberg:
"Raghuram Rajan, the IMF’s former chief economist, says countries with high levels of inequality tend to produce ineffective economic policies. Political systems in economically divided countries grow polarized and immobilized by the sort of zero-sum politics now gripping Washington."