-WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is expected to take over control of the central information website on the Gulf oil spill response that has been run jointly by various agencies and BP for the 2½ months since the rig explosion.
The Department of Homeland Security wants a one-stop shop for information that is completely overseen by the government as it settles into the long-haul of dealing with the response to the disaster. The U.S. Coast Guard falls under Homeland Security's authority.
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Spy Tech that ‘Monitors Conversations’ Being Launched in Europe
Sunday, July 4th, 2010 -- 3:51 pm
Privacy rights advocates and civil liberties campaigners in Europe are raising the alarm about a new surveillance system that monitors conversations in public.
The surveillance system, dubbed Sigard, has been installed in Dutch city centers, government offices and prisons, and a recent test-run of the technology in Coventry, England, has British civil rights experts worried that the right to privacy will disappear in efforts to fight street crime.
The system's manufacturer, Sound Intelligence, says it works by detecting aggression in speech patterns.
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ReplyDeleteThe Department of Homeland Security wants...
This mo-fk'n department MUST GO!
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"..Homeland Security wants a one-stop shop for information.."
ReplyDeleteTranslation: "..a one-stop shop for propaganda with all other news media kept out of the picture"
Why don't they rename Europe "oceania" and be done with it?
ReplyDeleteJulian "Jullio" Assange
ReplyDeleteGot him some ECHELON data
He gonna dump
His girlfriend Bjork
What is evidently the King of Iceland or somethin
Say it's gonna change the world
She says it