Tag: Civil Liberties and Advocacy Efforts

Lynette Clemetson of the New York Times on Protest Groups Using Updated Tactics to Spread Antiwar Message: As the threat of war with Iraq heightens, leaders of the antiwar movement […]

Ellen Sorkin of The Washington Times on how the ACLU fears door open to Big Brother: The United States is at risk of turning into a full-fledged surveillance society where […]

I don't usually listen to much talk radio, but I accidentally found myself sucked into a few minutes of Michael Savage's show yesterday around 11:40 pm. I know better than […]

Cathy Young in Reason on Nonstandard Deviations: It's amazing to think that in the United States in the 21st century, you can get arrested for something you do in your […]

The New Yorker has posted an interesting piece on Too Much Information. When it comes to concocting fevered visions of the future as a way of illuminating the present, Jules […]

Today's Christian Science Monitors asks, "Is cross burning a form of free speech?" Well, yes AND no. Let me preface this by informing my more militant liberal readers that I […]

Richard M. Smith has posted bios (that have magically disappeared from the TIA website) of TIA staff members on his website. Once again, Google's cache feature has helped civil libertarians […]

Aubrey Turner has posted a few anti-TIA graphics on his blog. I've opted for this one: Link courtesy of Caleb O. Brown.

Julian Sanchez kicks some major ass in a recent posting on gay marriage rights. Give it a read. My hat is off to Mr. Sanchez. Radley's two cents can be […]

In typical conservative fashion, the Heritage Foundation rubberstamps Total Information Awareness with a few minor provisions. I'm sure that DoD is running to comply with Scardaville's provisions. Had this scheme […]