“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.” -- Thomas Pynchon

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March 2004

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Israel unveils tiny drone planes

Rendered cats and dogs sold as "beef byproducts"

Damage from small asteroid impacts

Ominous Signs at Yellowstone

Yellowstone: threat or menace?

PCs for Tyrants

Congress Moves to Criminalize P2P

Now even ABC News admits Big Brother is watching

Another mysterious accident solves a Bush problem. Athan Gibbs dead, Diebold lives.

Carbon dioxide buildup accelerating

Early signs of climate devastation already visible

NASA develops 'mind-reading' system

ChoicePoint: piecing together vast swaths of data into a chronological picture of someone's life

Greenhouse gas level hits record high

Nokia Unveils RFID Cell Phone Reader

Feds charge Calif. man for using keystroke logger

Experts fear terrorists are seeking fuel-air bombs

Science Cooks Up Deadly Proteins

Utter contempt for the victims of miscarriages of justice

Hell in Camp X-Ray

Congress Let Privacy Protections Die

Feds Want Wiretap-Ready Net

RFID Chips Watch Grandma Brush Her Teeth

Sumatran Tiger 'Doomed'

Toyota Develops Car That Monitors Driver's Actions

Scientist 'gagged' by No 10 after warning of global warming threat

WSJ: Is Military Creeping Into Domestic Law Enforcement?

Jamming Tags Block RFID Scanners 

“We are moving to a system where all citizens, in effect, become suspect.”

". . . quietly conducting surveillance and gathering data for military and civilian purposes . . ."

Vehicle-Mounted Active Denial System (V-MADS)

Troops in Iraq Get High-Tech Noisemaker

Reading the Consumer Mind

Is there any way of ensuring that your private conversations stay that way?

Heroin to flood Britain after Taliban's fall

Apartheid fighters flood Iraq

Details Of Every Child In England To Go Into Database

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