Privacy Is A Complicated Issue
I’ve been concerned about the government surveillance issue, even as I helped develop private surveillance databases at Rochester Institute of Technology in the pre-Facebook era. Many felt I was paranoid about government […]
Gaza, Genocide or Not, Tens of Thousands of Civilians Dead
Tens of thousands of civilians are dead. The legal word is still in court. The wreckage and the U.S. role are not.
Protecting Americans from Warrantless Government Surveillance, Data Aggregation, and Intrusion
Preamble The Constitution of the United States establishes a government of limited and enumerated powers and secures to the people certain rights that exist independently of government. The Fourth Amendment […]
Lake America Won’t Save You on Locust Street
Government renamed a lake. It still can’t keep a New Jersey street from becoming a shooting gallery — and it still treats the people who live here like suspects. Early […]
Libertarian Ballot Access Denied
Lana Leguía did everything the law required. She turned in more than enough signatures to run as the Libertarian in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District. The Division of Elections accepted […]