Tag Archives: privacy

Libertarian commentary on the news, #14-35E: Liberty? What’s that?

Posted on September 5, 2014 by TPOL Nathan

By Nathan Barton Good morning! Remember liberty?  Privacy?  Human rights?  Those are so mid-Twentieth Century, aren’t they?  Or should I say mid-Eighteenth Century?  Consider today’s stories. Bogus cell phone towers dot the landscape and are intercepting your calls- but are … Continue reading →

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FreeSpeechMe & Dot-Bit alternate domain registry

Posted on February 5, 2014 by MamaLiberty

By Carl “Bear” Bussjaeger http://www.bussjaeger.org I got an email from MamaLiberty regarding something called FreeSpeechMe. It looks interesting enough to mention, but I don’t know enough about it yet to recommend. Stripped to basics, FreeSpeechMe (FSM) is a Firefox add-on … Continue reading →

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Three-hundredth Post: The “messiah” strikes again and again

Posted on August 24, 2013 by TPOL Nathan

Home front – The “messiah”: Obama wants police to search smartphones (News story (from NPR) via Godfather Politics)… Obama wanting to give police throughout the country the right to search someone’s smartphone without having a warrant.  … guest commentator on … Continue reading →

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