There is no doubt in my mind that the last days Anti-Christ One world Government will be Islamic.
This is chilling...
Patrick Eddington has a disturbing article in the NY Times about a court decision that seems to give U.S. law enforcement agencies the ability to have an American citizen sent from one foreign country to another for interrogation, to do that interrogation themselves, and to threaten the use of torture to get them to talk.
"If this decision stands, it will mean that an American citizen overseas who is unlawfully targeted by the United States government for rendition, interrogation and detention with the help of a local government will have no form of redress in the courts."
The case centers around Amir Meshal, a U.S. citizen who lived in New Jersey.
While Meshal was traveling abroad, he got caught up in a wave of refugees leaving Somalia for Kenya.
There Kenyan authorities detained him, and FBI agents interrogated him.
He was transported back to Somalia, and then to Ethiopia, where he had never visited.
In Ethiopia, FBI agents once again quickly got access to Meshal, accusing him of being trained for terrorism in Al-Qaeda camps.
They threatened him and denied access to lawyers.
Months later, when he was released, he returned to the U.S. He has never been accused of a terrorism-related offense.
He filed a lawsuit based on his Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights, but U.S. courts have thus far denied his claims. Eddington concludes, "The appellate court decision means that American citizens have no means available to hold the government accountable for violating their constitutional rights, simply because the United States conveniently denied those rights in another country of its choosing."
Folks, update your fire fox today!
Mozilla today launched Firefox 42 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Notable additions to the browser include tracking protection, tab audio indicators, and background link opening on Android.
The new private browsing mode goes further than just not saving your browsing history (read: porn sites) — the added tracking protection means Firefox also blocks website elements (ads, analytics trackers, and social share buttons) that could track you while you're surfing the web, and it works on all four platforms.
The feature is almost like a built-in ad blocker, though it's really closer to browser add-ons like Ghostery and Privacy Badger because ads that don't track you are allowed through.
Nine names, 23 email addresses and 57 unlabelled phone numbers were published by hackers last weekend as part of an Anonymous-organized effort to "unhood" members of the Ku Klux Klan.
There are doubts, however, about the Operation KKK data dump's veracity — and about one file, in particular, that alleges four U.S. senators and five mayors have hate group associations.
The questionable data was released on PasteBin by an individual called Amped Attacks, who has now distanced himself from Anonymous.
Stating "i am not apart of anonymous nor have i ever claimed to be. i am my own man that acts on my own accord. i do however respect #OpKKK." To clarify the situation, Anonymous took to Twitter on Tuesday evening to state that "the twitter account that released the pastebin with the government officials that are clearly not KKK".
Meanwhile, the Anonymous members behind Operation KKK say that "the actual release for Operation KKK will be 5 Nov."
This is of course a date that has no small significance for Anonymous.
Programmed Without You Knowing It
NBCUniversal's recently-opened Orlando neuroscience lab is trying to develop methods of delivering advertisements related to the scene in the show preceding them,
such as delivering a food advertisement directly after a scene which
has been shown to make test-subjects hungry.
Viacom is building a lab right now to take electroencephalagrams of viewers while they watch.
"And ratings firm Nielsen Holdings, which just bought neuroscience firm Innerscope Research earlier this year, is adding facial coding and biometrics to its labs, which currently conduct eye tracking and perform EEGs."
NBC doesn't trust what viewers say when asked for their opinion on shows.
They want to use science to determine which scenes trigger an emotional response, whether the viewer acknowledges it or not.
Don't think your programmed as a TV viewer?
Ask yourself why all news programs around the entire globe in every country use subtly incorporated
subtly incorporated
subtly incorporated
circles and curves on screen during their broadcast?
Watch for them.
They are not there because everyone agrees that they are a wonderful design element for news programs.
They are there for a specific reason and a specific purpose...
Headache
"Volkswagen said an internal probe showed 800,000 cars had "unexplained inconsistencies" concerning their carbon-dioxide output.
Previously, the automaker estimated it would need to recall 11 million vehicles worldwide — more than Volkswagen sold last year."
This batch of cars includes a small number of gasoline engines.
Until now, only diesel engines were part of the problem.
Watch What You Type On The Net!
"If you look at how many times a person says 'wasted' in their profile, it has some value in predicting whether they're going to repay their debt," Will Lansing, chief executive at credit rating company FICO, told the Financial Times.
"It's not much, but it's more than zero."
According to the Financial Times, both FICO and TransUnion have had to find "alternative ways" to assess people who don't have a traditional credit profile — including people who haven't borrowed enough to give creditors an idea of what kind of risk they pose.
Eliminate Humans For More Profit?
Self-Driving Delivery Robots To Hit Sidewalks of London In 2016
Headquartered in London and launched by two ex-Skype founders, the robotics company has unveiled its suburban pavement-strolling bot which can travel at a speedy 4mph.
Starship claims that the 40-pound machine could deliver packages in 5 to 30 minutes from local retailers and restaurants.
The company argues that a grounded approach to automated delivery will remove some of the safety concerns linked to flying drone systems, as the robot is much less likely to cause harm.
Life For Refugees That Make It To Germany Is Basically Purgatory
You've probably heard or read a lot about the hell that is the life of a traveling Syrian refugee, especially now that winter is coming.
But even when they finally make it to Germany (the final destination for many) a refugee's life isn't all rainbows and unicorns.
Aside from the recent wave of attacks on the asylum-seekers, many are still looking for housing while also navigating the bureaucratic nightmare of receiving state-sponsorship.
Vice talks to a few and recounts their harrowing stories.
UK not so OK
New surveillance powers will be given to the police and security services, allowing them to access records tracking every UK citizen’s use of the internet without any need for any judicial check, under the provisions of the draft investigatory powers bill unveiled by Theresa May.It includes new powers requiring internet and phone companies to keep “internet connection records” – tracking every website visited but not every page – for a maximum of 12 months but will not require a warrant for the police, security services or other bodies to access the data.
Local authorities will be banned from accessing internet records.
Very Interesting Read Here.
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