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Ken Hagler's Radio Weblog

People should not fear their governments; governments should fear their people.

(Untitled) - June 4, 2006

The Pirate Bay Is Back Online. Many readers have submitted news that The Pirate Bay is back online, operating for now as "The Police Bay." Writes one anonymous submitter: "Pirate Bay got new hardware, moved the servers abroad and used recent backups. So the only bad side-effect of this police raid is that hundreds of clients of the ISP PRQ still have not got their servers back from the police. When the police did the raid on Wednesday, they took Pirate Bay from Bankgirot's secure server room....
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100205/2006/06/04.html#a3912

(Untitled) - June 4, 2006

Mainstream Media Sources Confirm Bush-Rice Affair. The Wayne Madsen Report has more on the alleged affair between George W. Bush and Condoleeza Rice: A White House source, speaking on background, vehemently denied to WMR that there are marital problems between President Bush and First Lady Laura Bush over a reported extramarital affair between Mr. Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. However, two mainstream media sources my emphasis have confirmed that their sources also have reported..
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100205/2006/06/04.html#a3911

(Untitled) - June 2, 2006

Headline of the Year: &8220;Do Hadithans Hate Us for Our Freedoms&8221;. The above is the title of a new piece by Jacob Hornberger over at the Future of Freedom Foundation. His piece very nicely skewers the Bush administration's exploitation of freedom since 911. And that is one triple-kegger headline. BOVARD Today, defenders of the president's war and occupation of Iraq are suggesting that the killing of 24 defenseless civilians in Haditha, including defenseless women and children and even..
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100205/2006/06/02.html#a3910

(Untitled) - June 2, 2006

Internet: Ransomware. Very cool innovation but poorly implemented: This virus swaps files found in the "My Documents" folder on Windows with a single file protected by a 30-digit password. Victims are only told the password if they buy drugs from one of... John Robb's Weblog That sounds like something the DEA would come up with. They could wait until some poor sucker bought the drugs (thus violating some obscure unconstitutional law), then swoop in and throw him and his spouse in prison for...
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100205/2006/06/02.html#a3909
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