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Tag Archives: freedom of information
Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead Again
Three years after its original posting, we’re reopening comments for Alden Loveshade’s “Why Wait Til I’m Dead?” post of three years ago this month. Alden asks that, rather than wait until the funeral to say what you want to say, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged alden loveshade, family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medicalm personism, obituary, protest
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Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead?
IMPORTANT: As of this posting (and as of 2020 January 14 as comments are again being accepted), Alden Loveshade is very much alive. Alden has been to far too many funerals/memorial services in the past few years, parent(s), sibling(s), uncle(s), … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medical, personism, protest
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America is Better than Everybody Else
If you haven’t noticed, we’re moving close to the Fourth of July, the American Independence Day. While the phrase is rampant all the time, this is especially the time to hear, “America is the greatest country in the world.” Ever … Continue reading
Where’s The Blogs?
As of right now, you may notice there’s almost a year gap between blog posts. Yes, we’re aware of it, and yes, we’re working on it. We had something of a glitch ($%&!#X!) in doing an update. It’s in the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged ek-sen-trik-kuh discordia: the tales of shamlicht, family, freedom of information, friends
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Facebook Fake Name Purge is Over
The Facebook Fake Name Purge is finally over! If you don’t know, Facebook had a real-name campaign. It was removing or blocking accounts of people who didn’t use their real legal name. That included reporters and freedom activists in dangerous … Continue reading
Net Neutrality Could End February 26–FCC Chair Speaks
The American Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is scheduled to vote on net neutrality on 26 Februrary, 2015. This decision could affect every single person who uses the Internet in America, and possibly beyond. What is net neutrality? It’s the idea … Continue reading
Goodbye Yahoo! Contributor Network
I have published several articles through the Yahoo! Contributor Network including Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Voices, and Yahoo! Sports. I just had one published a few days ago, and was working on another. That’s over. They aren’t taking any more submissions, and within about a month, … Continue reading
Bradley Manning: Leaking the Truth is Treason
Bradley Manning, who leaked government information to the press, was sentenced by a military judge to 35 years in prison. The judgment essentially equates revealing government information, including governmental abuse, as treason. This could set a legal precedent: letting people know what … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy
Tagged aclu, freedom of information, government, treason
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