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“…Freedom is no policy for the timid. And my plaintive plea to all my colleagues that remain in this government as I leave it is, for our sake, for my sake, for heaven’s sake, don’t give up on freedom!” ~Former House Majority Leader Dick Armey Nat Hentoff Richmond Times-Dispatch […] August 8th, 2010 | Tags: civil liberties, Dick Armey, George W. Bush, Jewel vs. National Security Agency, Nat Hentoff | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Justice, National Security, Tea Parties, US Constitution | Comments are closed
President could get power to turn off Internet Grant Gross Techworld.com 25 June 10 A US Senate committee has approved a wide-ranging cybersecurity bill that some critics have suggested would give the US president the authority to shut down parts of the Internet during a cyberattack. Senator Joe Lieberman and other bill sponsors have refuted […] June 27th, 2010 | Tags: "kill switch", ACLU, civil liberties, cyberattack | Category: 1st Amendment, Internet, Right to Privacy, terrorism | Comments are closed
Here’s what you get when the state hauls nobodies off to jail for quoting the Bible Mark Steyn Macleans.ca 5/13/2010 Suzanne Plunkett/ Reuters …As I always point out in retailing the latest idiocy from Canada’s “human rights” fanatics, none of the above are “right-wing” in any sense that Steyn or Rumsfeld or Cheney […] May 17th, 2010 | Tags: civil liberties, Mark Steyn | Category: Censorship, political correctness, Progressives | Comments are closed
We are a day late to commemorate the anniversary of his speech, but wanted to share this wonderful article from Michelle Malkin’s blog about one of our favorite American patriots. –CAJ Let me be buried on this spot! By Val Prieto MichelleMalkin.com March 23, 2010 Today in American History, […] March 24th, 2010 | Tags: civil liberties, Edward Carrington, freedom, Michelle Malkin, Patrick Henry | Category: American Revolutionary War, Progressives, US Constitution | Comments are closed
by L. Gordon Crovitz Wall Street Journal September 27, 2009 Laws have become too vague and the concept of intent has disappeared. When we think about the pace of change in technology, it’s usually to marvel at how computing power has become cheaper and faster or how many new digital ways we have to communicate. […] September 29th, 2009 | Tags: civil liberties | Category: 1st Amendment, Censorship, Internet, terrorism | Comments are closed
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