If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers. -- Thomas Pynchon
January 2004
5 million on terrorism list
Bird flu epidemic is 'worst in history'
"Embedding smart cards into uniform IDs was necessary to thwart 'cyberterrorism' and identity theft, Dean claimed."
The Hindu: `Moon plan to give U.S. control over energy sources'
Global warming will plunge Britain into new ice age 'within decades'
Prez: Terrorism Forever
Benefits of Terrorism
Radio stations push to unplug pirates
Michigan might ban high-tech weapon: Bills would add e-bomb to state's criminal code
IBM and Philips team on RFIDs
Stephen Hawking battered
Green Party "Terrorists": Version 1
Green Party "Terrorists": Version 2
Biometric Security Layer predicted as 20 Banks get Phished
How Your Mobile Could Be Spying On You
Your bank account, your liberties
Lie-detector glasses offer peek at future of security
Phone calls inside their heads
Lie-detector glasses - security of future?
Interstellar Espionage: While We're Watching Mars, Could Someone be Watching Us?
We are meat
French peat bog reveals thousands of years of mining pollution.
Estimating future hepatitis C morbidity, mortality, and costs in the United States
Enhanced Air pumped into stores to boost spending
Paranoid shift
Bidding For Biometric Riches
RFID: A Key to Automating Everything
Israel reiterates: No More MS Software.
Evil Inc., from above
"This thread is for the discussion of security culture."
Online addicts abandon the real world
U.S. wants to tap VoIP
Orang-utan could be extinct in 20 years
Beyond strangeness and charm
Were living in Robert Anton Wilsons world
Alamout black
Afghan white
Methadone killing more than heroin use
Is the FBI using email Web bugs?
Eyeballing the Israeli West Bank Separation Wall
RFIDs for cows?
Slaughterhouse Politics
Illegal Aerial-Aerosol Vaccines Coming
Unmaking Memories: Interview with James McGaugh
Latest 'phishing' scam targets Visa customers
Blackmailers threaten to install porn on workers' PC
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