Areas where soil was positive for plutonium at the Fukushima Daiiche plant.
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Japan police to douse spent fuel rods with water at Fukushima plant | Kyodo News
Japan police to douse spent fuel rods with water at Fukushima plant | Kyodo News
The U.S. military, meanwhile, will operate a Global Hawk unmanned high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft, possibly on Thursday, to take images of the inside of the building that houses the No. 4 reactor, according to Japanese government sources.
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GOP Budget Cuts Target Tsunami Warning Center | Mother Jones
GOP Budget Cuts Target Tsunami Warning Center | Mother Jones
A killer tsunami has devastated Japan and is now threatening Hawaii and the Pacific Coast of the US. But just last month, Republicans voted to gut funding for the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center—a cut that would cripple the National Weather Service's ability to issue warnings about such disasters.
Wisconsin Poll: Republican Enthusiasm Gap Vanishes
Wisconsin Poll: Republican Enthusiasm Gap Vanishes
The poll released this past weekend by a conservative Wisconsin think tank did more than indicate a preference for compromise among Wisconsin adults. It also includes evidence that the enthusiasm gap favoring Republicans in Wisconsin in 2010 has vanished.
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Bradley Manning's forced nudity to occur daily - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
Bradley Manning's forced nudity to occur daily - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
Shame on Obama! Shame, shame, shame!!!
A great moral leader he is not.
Is there nothing we can do to stop INDIVIDUALS abusing their official authority to torture prisoners illegally?
Iniquitous den of vipers and snakes.
Friday, March 4, 2011
A Declaration of Cyber-War | Culture | Vanity Fair
A Declaration of Cyber-War | Culture | Vanity Fair
Trying to decide if this is hyperbole or a true threat.
Chart of the Day: Who's Afraid of the Tea Party? | Mother Jones
Chart of the Day: Who's Afraid of the Tea Party? | Mother Jones
Not that powerful. But then who expected Koch Corporate Astroturfers to be anything but a silly and pathetic little club of white bohys and gurls with nothing better to do than to make asses of themselves.
Harvard Law Reviews WikiLeaks Censorship | GroundReport
Harvard Law Reviews WikiLeaks Censorship | GroundReport
A working draft of the report has been made available online. The draft exposes how the U.S. government, mainstream media, and the emerging corporatocracy have been working together to infringe on the First Amendment Rights of the “networked fourth estate” sites, like WikiLeaks. Essentially, the government has been tripping over its feet to find ways to stop Wikileaks from expressing speech which Benkler argues is clearly protected by the U.S. Constitution and solidly supported by Supreme Court precedent.
With false statements coming from the State Department, key Senators, and the White House, major credit cards, Pay Pal, and host of other sites like Amazon cut off ties with WikiLeaks. Benkler points out that legally, the U.S. government did not have the right to shut down WikiLeaks. However, by a series of “extra-legal” means, the government was able to temporarily shut down the site and its revenue stream. Essentially, all the major corporate controls of the Internet, have now blocked WikiLeaks, as a result of a relentless government propaganda campaign to censor the organization.
Libya: Oil Industry Group Opposes Obama's Sanctions | Mother Jones
Libya: Oil Industry Group Opposes Obama's Sanctions | Mother Jones
American oil companies are sensitive about discussing their role in operating in Qaddafi's Libya. In the interest of protecting its members, USA*Engage, too, is cagey about having a spotlight on its activities. Reinsch, for his part, only spoke to Mother Jones reluctantly, saying, at one point, "I think it would be better for the story never to come out."
Thursday, March 3, 2011
WikiLeaks Soldier Left Naked in Cell, Lawyer Says - NYTimes.com
WikiLeaks Soldier Left Naked in Cell, Lawyer Says - NYTimes.com
Disgusting. Manning has been convicted of NO crimes. This is obscene.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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