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Tracking by sun: RFID goes solar
Solar-powered Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Savi Technology, a unit of Lockheed Martin, has announced it recently began deploying solar-powered Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers and signposts located at a major U.S. Army supply facility
Read More »How Could 9/11 Hijackers Obtain Secret Service Codes?
911Blogger How could reportedly disorganized and incompetent hijackers or cave dwelling terrorists thousands of miles away, know how to threaten Air Force One with classified Secret Service codes on
Read More »Poll: Americans losing trust in Bush
A poll conducted by C-SPAN’s Capital News online about the Iraq war shows that most Americans trust Congress far more than US president. The C-SPAN news network on Monday asked voters the question, “Should
Read More »The True Cost of the Iraq War
The Iraq War has cost Americans well over $1 trillion. According to a study by the Democratic Staff of Congress’ Joint Economic Committee, entitled “The Hidden Costs of the Iraq War,” “The economic costs
Read More »Bush ‘approved lies’ in CIA leak case
Bush ‘approved lies’ in CIA leak case that exposed spy whose husband opposed Iraq war, says former aide A former White House press secretary has accused US president George Bush of approving “lies” after
Read More »Home Office insists biometric data is secure
Alan Travis The Guardian The Home Office last night sought to shore up public trust in its £5.6bn identity card project, as the failure over child benefit records fed into anxieties over so-called “Big
Read More »NO2ID calls for government data audit
An independent audit should be held into all personal information held by the government, NO2ID said. Responding the news that HMRC have lost the confidential details of over 15 million people, NO2ID, the campaign
Read More »Will Darling’s data giveaway kill off ID cards?
By John Oates UK Identity Crisis Anti-ID card campaigners believe that yesterday’s admission by Chancellor Alistair Darling that the government has lost records and private information relating to 25 million people could be the
Read More »9/11 Research Reflects Badly On Cambridge University
No Detectable Respect For Science: False Claims Regarding 9/11 Research Reflect Badly On University Of Cambridge On September 11, 2007, the BBC published an article describing an unpublished paper by Dr. Keith Seffen of
Read More »Lost: the personal details of 25 million people
Who decided to post two discs with personal and financial details of 25 million people by unregistered delivery? What has become of the missing discs and could they have fallen into the hands of
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