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via MIX 3 THE CLUB BANGER Chicago House Dj Tm « Chicago House Dj Is Back.

While Europeans are accustomed to being ruled by presumed betters whom they distrust, the American people’s realization of being ruled like Europeans shocked this country into well nigh revolutionary attitudes. But only the realization was new. The ruling class had sunk deep roots in America over decades before 2008. Machiavelli compares serious political diseases to the Aetolian fevers — easy to treat early on while they are difficult to discern, but virtually untreatable by the time they become obvious.

via The American Spectator : America’s Ruling Class — And the Perils of Revolution.

NSA Announces Infrastructure Cybersecurity Program

The “Perfect Citizen” program will seek to mitigate cyber attacks on critical infrastructure like power plants, air traffic control systems and the electrical grid, but raises privacy concerns.

By J. Nicholas Hoover InformationWeek July 9, 2010 08:00 AM

The National Security Agency plans to launch a program aimed at detecting and mitigating cyber attacks on critical infrastructure like power plants, air traffic control systems and the electrical grid, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The program, known as “Perfect Citizen,” raises questions about the government’s role in protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure from cyber attacks, what technologies and processes might be used in such an effort, how any such effort would protect critical infrastructure owners’ independence as well as privacy, and whether the effort should be public rather than classified.

According to the Wall Street Journal report, the project aims to protect control systems that are often older and thus built without security in mind, but have since been connected to the Internet. The report says that the information collected could also be used for support when third parties call on the NSA for help in investigating cyber attacks.

NSA did not respond to multiple requests for comment on this story. Perfect Citizen reportedly includes a classified $100 million contract with defense contractor Raytheon Corp, but Raytheon also declined to comment.

via NSA Announces Infrastructure Cybersecurity Program — Cybersecurity — InformationWeek.

The federal government is launching an expansive program dubbed “Perfect Citizen” to detect cyber assaults on private companies and government agencies running such critical infrastructure as the electricity grid and nuclear-power plants, according to people familiar with the program.

via U.S. Program to Detect Cyber Attacks on Infrastructure – WSJ.com.

Last week, I interviewed Mother Jones’ Mac McClelland, who has been covering the BP oil spill in the Gulf since the first day it happened. She detailed how local police and federal officials work with BP to harass, impede, interrogate and even detain journalists who are covering the impact of the spill and the clean-up efforts. She documented one incident which was particularly chilling of an activist who — after being told by a local police officer to stop filming a BP facility because “BP didn’t want him filming” — was then pulled over after he left by that officer so he could be interrogated by a BP security official. McClelland also described how BP has virtually bought entire Police Departments which now do its bidding: “One parish has 57 extra shifts per week that they are devoting entirely to, basically, BP security detail, and BP is paying the sheriff’s office.”

via The BP/Government police state – Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com.

Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com

As I wrote last week, the Obama administration finally purported to defend its presidential assassination program aimed at American citizens, when Obama’s Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Michael Leiter, offered patently misleading claims to justify it. Yesterday, Newsweek’s Michael Isikoff posed several good questions to Leiter about this program and the “War on Terror” generally — several of which are themes raised often here — and Leiter's responses compellingly illustrate the utter illogic and counter-productive nature of our Terrorism and war policies.

via The crux of our endless War on Terror – Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com.

Maggie Koerth-Baker at 11:55 AM Wednesday, Jun 30, 2010

The blog Star-Gazy Pie (it’s namesake being this whimsically disturbing fish dish from Wales) offers up some fun insight into the biology of the tuna—specifically, why that biology makes the tuna so much fun to eat. The piece also explains why certain species of tuna are endangered and how to make sure the tasty tuna you eat was raised in such a way as to ensure that our great-grandchildren will be able to enjoy it, too.

via Why tuna is delicious – Boing Boing.

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The Devil Is In The Details: DHS Monitoring Web & “Wrong” Words

DHS will monitor more U.S. citizens on the Internet, the feds may have the power to pull the plug on the Web, and certain words automatically incriminate you if used in emails. It’s been a busy week, eroding away at privacy. The devil in the details of censorship.

By Ms. Smith on Fri, 06/25/10
Cyber-terrorists and the dreaded cyberwar have escalated to the point of the “feds” pulling the plug on the Internet in case of an emergency. Then DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano said that in the future there will be “increased” Internet monitoring of U.S. citizens due to the dangers of homegrown terrorism. Napolitano remarked on how “wrong” it is to believe that if “security” is embraced, that liberty will be sacrificed.

I’m not saying that we don’t need security because we do. To say it will not impact liberty or privacy is naive, a “big mistake,” and I “strongly disagree.”

Blaming the Internet for terrorism is like blaming money for corruption or blaming guns for murders; it’s “dumb.” Not all people who have money are corrupt and not all who have guns are murderers. Not all of us on the Internet are terrorists. No amount of monitoring, regulating, or censoring will change the behavior of people who wield those things for evil.

via The Devil Is In The Details: DHS Monitoring Web & “Wrong” Words  | NetworkWorld.com Community.

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