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POPSFairness Doctrine Again, trying to sneak it past us... Your immediate online donation is vital! Help the ACLJ speak out forcefully against this draconian measure through our nationwide campaign and our crucial efforts on Capitol Hill to support the absolutely imperative Broadcaster Freedom Act of 2009. I'm already preparing a litigation strategy to challenge any return of the Fairness Doctrine. If it is reintroduced, we will not let it go unchallenged. With your generous donation, the ACLJ will take legal and legislative action against such unconstitutional threats to free speech!
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POPSAnother Power Grab? "Clinton, of the Internet Security Alliance, praised President Obama's May science policy review, which he said would take cybersecurity in the right direction by promoting incentives to get the private industry to improve its own security measures. But he faulted the Senate bill, which he said would centralize regulations for an industry that is too varied to fall under the control of a single set of rules without endangering the economy and security. "We think a lot of things need to be done to enhance cybersecurity," he told FOXNews.com, but this bill is "not something that we could support." " Here's my simple thought: At what point do we say 'stop'? At what point is the government taking things a step too far? When will Americans wake up?
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POPSFirefox Update 3.0.5 Now Available v3.0.5, released December 16, 2008 Check out what’s new, the known issues and frequently asked questions about the latest version of Firefox. NEW FEATURES: One-Click Bookmarking Smart Bookmark Folders Smart Location Bar Library Anti-Malware Parental Controls Anti-Virus Software Clear Private Data Customized Security Settings Anti-Phishing Add-ons Password Manager Automated Update Add-ons Manager Browser Look & Feel Beyond Add-ons Download Manager Feed Reader Spell Checking Session Restore Full Zoom Smart Keywords Hundreds of Search Engines Save on Exit Reopen Closed Tabs Drag & Reorder Tabs Faster JavaScript Improved Memory Management Advanced Graphics Offline Browsing and much more.
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POPS Retreat! In a briefing at the Pentagon, Mr Gates said that the new system could be operational six or seven years before the Bush-era shield would have come online, more effectively replying to future threats. Mr Gates said that the initial stage of the new American plan would see the deployment of Aegis-equipped ships, armed with interceptors, giving the military the ability to move the system around. Another key to the near-term network would be new, more mobile radar used to detect and track short- and medium-range missiles if they were launched from Iran. Mr Gates said that a second phase of the plan would add a modified version of a land-based missile that is still being developed. He said that the United States had told the Czech Republic and Poland that they would be part of that stage of the system, which will not be in place until 2015 - but could still result in American missiles being based in Eastern Europe.
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POPSVenezuela's State Oil Company Halts Oil Sales To Exxon Mobil The U.S. remains the No. 1 buyer of Venezuelan oil, and Chavez relies largely on U.S. oil money to stimulate his economy and bankroll social programs that have traditionally boosted his popularity. Some analysts say it would make little sense for Chavez to follow through on his broader threats to cut off oil sales to the U.S. because Venezuela owns refineries in the United States that are customized to handle the South American country's heavy crude. Ramirez said Venezuela is selling the U.S. a daily average of 1.5 million barrels of crude and other products derived from oil.
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POPSFamily Shunned for Playing Part in Suicide "Through her lawyer, Drew, a mother of two in her 40s, has denied saying hurtful things to the girl over the Internet, and prosecutors have said they found no grounds for charges against the woman. Nevertheless, the community reaction has been vengeful and the pressure on the Drews intense."
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POPSRufful and Riddle: Dartmouth Conservative Rappers
“We didn’t think it would blow up to be this big, but it was kind of a way for us to express a pretty unique view,” Riddle said in an interview with The Dartmouth. “We kind of wanted to spread the love that’s behind the conservative movement.” The video was meant to start a dialogue about politics, Riddle said, not to offend any groupAt one point in song, the lyrics state, “Don’t matter if you’re gay, straight, Christian, Muslim / There’s one thing we all hate, it’s called socialism.” “I just hope that people understand that in no way are we trying to hate on anybody,” Riddle said. The online response to the video, which currently has a 1.5 out of five rating on YouTube, has varied. One commenter on the conservative blog Hot Air expressed approval for “the message, the messengers and the media.” “There’s been death threats — waking up to a video of a guy with a skull, that’s not really what we were looking for,” he said referring to YouTube user NikolaiRaged’s video respons
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