Daily Archives: June 21, 2007 »
Amsterdam Coffee Shop Customers Face Biometric Testing
By Sabine Fiedler Buying cannabis in the Dutch city of Maastricht will soon mean having your fingerprints taken, your face scanned and your biometric data recorded. All 15 coffee shops in the southern city
Read More »RFID Used To Track 2,500 London Dome Staff
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News As The Millennium dome re-opens to the public this weekend, renamed the O2, over £350m has been spent on updating and adding new technology, including privacy invading RFID
Read More »Does The Law Apply To The Bush Administration?
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News According to a new report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the Bush Administration has failed to execute the law in a number of Presidential signing statements, amounting
Read More »Chaos In The New World Order
By Peter Zaza Chaos En Novus Ordo Seclorum “Make me one with everything” – Buddhist in a pizza parlour Unification of Europe was first – now the North American Union is in full swing
Read More »US ‘wants Blair’ for Mid-East job
Tony Blair has spoken to President Bush and US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice about becoming a Middle East envoy, a White House official says. Two senior US administration sources told the BBC that
Read More »France bans BlackBerrys over fears of US intelligence snooping
Claire Soares Seven million people worldwide may be addicted to them but the French government has said “non” to Le BlackBerry, fearing US intelligence agents could be snooping on state secrets. “The risks of
Read More »Brown made secret offer to Lib Dem peers
Philip Webster and Greg Hurst Gordon Brown made a secret offer to bring Liberal Democrats into his first Government as ministers in the Lords, The Times can reveal. Paddy Ashdown, the former Lib Dem
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