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Get Mad! Get Active! National Opt Out Day Nov. 24th!

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:November 22, 2010
Post category:AxXiom Network Archives

Get Mad! Get Active! National Opt Out Day Nov. 24th! Continue reading →

Homeland Security Chief Pleads for Patience with TSA’s Peeping and Groping Policies

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:November 15, 2010
Post category:Network Archives Privacy

And what sayeth the people? Continue reading →

New Jersey Legislators Stand Up to the TSA

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:November 15, 2010
Post category:Network Archives New Jersey Privacy

News article New Jersey lawmakers seek to stop airport security scans The use of full-body scanners at airports should be reconsidered because the machines are ineffective, are overly intrusive and open the door to further invasions of privacy dependin...

TSA: “I thought maybe you might be representing a terrorist organization”

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:November 14, 2010
Post category:Network Archives

That’s funny. Travelers being subjected to the new security procedures at Tulsa International Airport are probably thinking the same thing about her. Continue reading →

Texas Public Safety: Security For Sale

Post author:AxXiom
Post published:October 9, 2010
Post category:Network Archives

10/9/10 Our driver’s licenses, no matter how laden with our biometrics or RFID chips will always be no more strong or secure than the weakest link- people. However, they might get a bit more expensive to buy….. Ax HOUSTON—Two &#823...

All Gold To Be Tracked?

Post author:The Daily Bell
Post published:July 19, 2010
Post category:Economy Education Network Archives

This US law seems fairly invasive. Year-to-year, any payments to a vendor of more than US$600 will have to be reported to the IRS. While we were aware of this payment mandate, we hadn't fully realized the consequences for gold and silver until a fe...

OK-Safe Action Alert: Override Vote Needed May 11th on HB 2569 RFID

Post author:R3publicans
Post published:May 10, 2010
Post category:Education Features Network Archives

The OK House has agreed to vote to override Governor Brad Henry's veto of HB 2569, the bill prohibiting RFID tags in the OK DL/ID cards. This vote was originally set for Wednesday, 5/5/10, but has now been moved to Tuesday, 5/11/10. There is some evidence that the Governor is applying pressure to members of the Democrat caucus not to override his veto on this bill.