Monday, April 14, 2014

BLM FAA Coverup at Bundy Ranch

In an effort to restrict reporting on the BLM cattle-wrangling, the FAA has restricted the airspace over the Bundy ranch in Nevada.  Like China or the Soviet Union, the United States does not want reporting on the issue.  In that way, the government can better manage the story and public perception.



In a free society, why would the government try to cover up their activities on public lands?


The FAA air closure notice:

Tuesday, April 01, 2014

Subsidies For Car Camera Manufacturers

Every accidental death is a tragedy.  How much money do we have to add safety layers to prevent a small number of deaths? 

Manufacturers of the camera and display devices actively lobbied for this mandate.  This new regulation, a government requirement, will force everyone to pay more and enrich the camera manufacturers.


Feds to require rearview cameras in new vehicles
... will save between 13 to 15 lives per year ...
 ... The government estimates that a rearview system will cost between $132 and $142 per vehicle. ...

Sunday, March 30, 2014

Prince Obama And His Entourage

While his wife vacations in China at taxpayer expense, Prince Obama takes 900 people with him on a journey to Brussels.

Barack Obama's first visit to Brussels to cost Belgium more than €10m
Obama will arrive with 900-strong entourage, including 45 vehicles and three planes, and attend EU and Nato summits

Monday, March 24, 2014

NSA Targets The Innocent

We learn the NSA is specifically targeting innocent system administrators, as a means to hack those networks.  What is next, corrupting every local police officer?
The NSA is a rogue organization... a secret criminal organization funded by taxes extracted from it's victims.


Inside the NSA’s Secret Efforts to Hunt and Hack System Administrators
... the agency tracks down the private email and Facebook accounts of system administrators (or sys admins, as they are often called), before hacking their computers to gain access to the networks they control.