GSWadmin | August 3, 2011
Righthaven, still angering judges, finally pays cash for its mistakes
By Nate Anderson
Righthaven, the Las Vegas copyright enforcer that has filed hundreds of suits to “defend” newspaper articles, has been hammered repeatedly in court. Now, it is finally paying defense lawyers, even if it can’t quite manage to send a check to the proper location.
Not that it wants to pay up. Righthaven has…
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GSWadmin | August 3, 2011
Shock, awe: British government agrees that copyright has gone too far
By Timothy B. Lee
The British government today pledged (PDF) to enact significant changes to copyright law, including orphan works reforms and the introduction of new copyright exceptions. And the tone of the comments was surprising: the government agrees that “copyright currently over-regulates to the detriment of the UK.” CD (and perhaps DVD) ripping…
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gangstalking | September 25, 2010
Army Reveals Afghan Biometric ID Plan; Millions Scanned, Carded by May
09-24-2010
Scanning prisoners’ irises is just Step 1. In Afghanistan, local and NATO forces are amassing biometric dossiers on hundreds of thousands of cops, crooks, soldiers, insurgents and ordinary citizens. And now, with NATO’s backing, the Kabul government is putting together a plan to issue biometrically backed identification cards to 1.65 million…
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gangstalking | September 16, 2010
What Your Cell Phone Could Be Telling the Government
By Adam Cohen Wednesday, Sep. 15, 2010
Smart phones do many things these days: surf the Internet, send e-mail, take photos and video (and — oh, yes — send and receive calls). But one thing they can do that phone companies don’t advertise is spy on you. As long as you don’t leave home without your…
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gangstalking | June 26, 2010
This is a quick little 5 page pdf that you can download print off and share with lawyers, doctors, and others who you might be seeking assistance from or trying to gain help from.
The guide covers:
* The Jane Clift Case
* The Awareness Registry for Torbay Council in the UK
* The Canadian version of the Registry
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Tags: America, Awareness Registry, Canada, Followed Around, Gang Stalking, Jane Clift, Mental Health, Occupational Health and Safety, Organized Stalking, Psychiatric Reprisals, Stalking, Targeted Individuals, Threat Assessment Team, U.K., Violent Persons Registry
gangstalking | June 26, 2010
The Psychiatric Reprisal Part 1 part 2 and 3.
Source: Gangstalkingworld.com
Part 2
Named: People who become very angry, like Mr. T in the A Team, could have ‘intermittent explosive disorder’
Do you live surrounded by clutter – ancient copies of magazines, your children’s old toys, articles you’ve clipped out of newspapers over the years?
If you
…
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Tags: Conspiracy, Gang Stalking, Mental Illness, psychiatric reprisal, psychiatrists
gangstalking | June 19, 2010
Internet Monitoring. Trading Privacy for Security.
A new article just came out that talks about Janet Napolitano and her desire to remove some more civil rights and privacy. This is once again going to be done under the guise of fighting terrorism.
This comes just a few months after the body scanners were implemented in many countries under the guise of fighting…
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Tags: Inalienable Rights, Inherent Freedoms, Internet Monitoring, Janet Napolitano, Loss of Freedom, Privacy, Rights, Security