Kaye Beach March 26, 2012 The 2013 Oklahoma Unmanned Aerial Systems Summit was held today in Norman. http://www.uasoklahoma.com/agenda2.pdf I would have loved to attended this event but the attendance conditions were quite intimidating even if I had of found out … Continue reading →
This is no longer just a ‘surveillance state.’ We are on the fast track to a police state. Continue reading →
This was a week of long nights for House members and handwringing for grassroots activists. We will cover some of their wins and losses tonight! Continue reading →
Kaye Beach March 14, 2013 Via HealthITSecurity.com; A HIPAA-covered entity of the Southern District of California announced today that it is suing 15 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents for “an unlawful search and seizure conducted on March 11, 2011.” Though the … Continue reading →
FALLINDSRONES- No matter how you slice it, Mary Fallin's endless zest for courting and promoting the drone industry equals shameless disregard for the rights and concerns of the people she was elected to serve. Continue reading →
Kaye Beach Feb.20, 2013 By Andrew Griffin at the Red Dirt Report; Guthrie man still “smarting” from police detainment after refusing new “smart meter” OKLAHOMA CITY — While most customers of Oklahoma City-based utility OG&E fully accept the installation of … Continue reading →
Reblogged from OK-SAFE, Inc. Blog: 2/20/13 UPDATE: Red Dirt Report has just posted an update on this incident and fills in some blanks, including comments by OG&E spokesperson Karen Kurtz, who confirmed the incident, while claiming bringing the 3 officers … Continue reading →
Whether or not we are personally concerned about the possible privacy, security or health issues that surround smart meters, we all should be concerned when our government is not being properly responsive to those who have serious objections to having a smart meter installed on their property or homes Continue reading →
On Sat. Feb. 23rd at the Oklahoma State Capitol, we will have an opportunity to assemble and to demonstrate those numbers and make it very clear to our elected representatives that Oklahomans expect their privacy rights to be respected! Continue reading →
