The People's Campaign for the Constitution, sponsored by the Bill of Rights Defense Committee, has placed an ad they've titled A Declaration for Our Times on page A-17 in today's New […]
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Tag: Civil Liberties and Advocacy Efforts
Only in a police state is the job of a policeman easy. – Orson Welles
Steve Kubby Show
I will be a guest on the Steve Kubby Show on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 at 12:00 pm Eastern. Steve Kubby Show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/SteveKubbyShow Kubby for President: http://www.kubby2008.com Call-in Number: […]
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Heritage Foundation Once Again in Favor of Big, Gigantic, Crazy Large, Intrusive Government
The big government statists at the Heritage Foundation are holding another one of their How Can We Expand the Police State and Power of Central Government at the Same Time […]
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TMA Joins Over 100 Organizations in Support of FOIA Reform
My publication, The Multiracial Activist, has signed on to a transpartisan coalition letter endorsing the OPEN Government Act of 2007 (S. 849), which will reform the Freedom of Information Act. […]
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Reader Mailbag on Orlando
UPDATE: The real Sam Odom has contacted me regarding the emails I've received from an Orlando IP address purporting to be Sam Odom. Apparently, I was initially contacted by an […]
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TMA Continues Objection to Soviet-style National ID Card Systems
The Privacy Coalition, of which my publication The Multiracial Activist has participated with on past advocacy efforts, has launched a campaign against the REAL ID Act. See the following for […]
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Another Cornerstone for the Police State
In June 2006, I authorized The Multiracial Activist to sign onto comments drafted by the ACLU regarding a Bush Administration attempt to suppress prisoner contacts with friends, family, media and […]
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Automated Targeting System Opposed by TMA
The Electronic Privacy Information Center, a national leader in fighting government abuse of American civil liberties, coordinated a comment letter sent to the Department of Homeland Security on Monday. The […]
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Spector and Bush, Sitting In A Tree…
I'm with Representative Ed Markey (D-MA) on this: "While I am pleased that President Bush finally has conceded that the domestic surveillance program should be subjected to FISA Court scrutiny, this […]
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Serve Your Country, Maybe Lose Your Credit Rating
I know it has been a while since the scandal broke, and yet I hadn't blogged about the Department of Veterans Affairs data theft. In general, I've been a bit […]
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