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POPSAnother Belgrad butcher captured War criminals can run, but cannot hide forever. Any criminal have their victims and that one had numerous of them. Finally their sufferings will be relived. At least a little bit...
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POPSLegal right to defend oneself? This headline concerns me. We have always had the right to use reasonable force in certain circumstances. The problem, as I see it, is poor legal advice. When the Everton centre forward Duncan Ferguson was acquitted not once, but twice, for defending his property and family, it was good advocacy that kept his out of prison even though he has a record and past prison life for assault. What is good for Ferguson should be good for every individual defending himself and others against attack. Poor advocacy is a problem, not just in the UK but everywhere in this commercial world, where the poor get inferior service to those with full wallets.
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POPSBest practices for avoiding the trap TrendMicro has some great writers. This is another great article on how to avoid the Social Engineering trap. The attacks are evolving, they are becoming quite good at getting you to click that link.
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POPSFix found for net security flaw I read about the problem this morning and the fix tonight. Just that the first announcement was delayed till the fix was found and a bit of dramatics. Well done though.
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POPSSniffer Dogs To Wear ‘Muslim’ Bootees
Where Muslims object, officers will be obliged to use sniffer dogs only in exceptional cases. Where dogs are used, they will have to wear bootees with rubber soles. “We are trying to ensure that police forces are aware of sensitivities that people can have with the dogs to make sure they are not going against any religious or cultural element within people’s homes. It is being addressed and forces are working towards doing it,” Acpo (Association of Chief Police Officers) said. John Midgley, co-founder of the Campaign Against Political Correctness, said: “The police are in effect being overly sensitive to potential criminals and not being sensitive enough to the public at large who need to be protected. These sort of things have a counter-productive effect because they cause huge friction between different communities.” Caroline Kisko, of the Kennel Club, said: “We would not condone any attempt to make search dogs wear special clothing, which could cause them distress.”
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