NEW YORK (PNN) - January 1, 2015 - We have been following the response of terrorist pig thug cops in the aftermath of the murder of two terrorist pig thug cops in New York. One fear is that this effort will extend to areas of free speech and the arrest this week of a teenage boy in Brooklyn would seem to confirm those concerns.
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Windows 11 hidden spy: the dark truth about TPM chipsIf you are running Windows 11, your computer has a TPM Chip Version 2.0. This is one of the requirements to using Windows 11 and of course Windows 10 has been declared as "End-Of-Life". While you think that Windows 11 is an improvement, wait till you find out what this TPM chip is. It is such a giant invasion of privacy that I turned mine off. Rob Braxman reports. |
Fascist cops arrest man over statements and images posted on Facebook
Teenager creates an app that exposes sellout politicians
WASHINGTON (PNN) - July 7, 2014 - With Fascist Police States of Amerika politics swimming in so much corporate money that it's pretty much an oligarchy, it can be hard to keep track of which particular set of lobbyists is trying to milk more cash out of health care, fossil fuels, and other very important issues from one week to the next.
Georgia cops fight law inspired by toddler maimed in raid
You can have privacy or security.
ATLANTA, Georgia (PNN) - January 22, 2015 - A terrorist pig thug cop union in Georgia is pushing back against legislation that would limit the use of no-knock raids, arguing that privacy rights don’t trump public safety.
Scientists say there are at least two more planets beyond Pluto
MADRID, Spain (PNN) - January 18, 2015 - Scientists believe at least two as-yet undiscovered planets as big as Earth or larger may be hiding in the outer fringes of the Solar system.
The secret worlds are thought to exist beyond the orbits of Neptune, the furthest true planet from the Sun, and the even more distant tiny "dwarf planet" Pluto.
Citizens engage in crowd-funded direct action against police state
STOCKTON, Kalifornia (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - Citizens in Stockton, Kalifornia, have taken a new approach to activism.
Rather than sticking to the traditional form of protest in which signs are held and slogans are chanted, these citizens have taken direct action and offered a grassroots, crowd-funded incentive structure to end terrorist pig thug cop brutality in their community.
Native Hawaiians debate best for path to sovereignty
WAIMANOLO, Hawaii (PNN) - January 17, 2015 - Native Hawaiians could be in line for federal recognition similar to many Amerikan Indian tribes. But the issue is inflaming distrust between moderates who support the idea and others who want to see the Hawaiian Kingdom restored.
AI has arrived and that really worries the world’s brightest minds
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (PNN) - January 16, 2015 - On the first Sunday afternoon of 2015, Elon Musk took to the stage at a closed-door conference at a Puerto Rican resort to discuss an intelligence explosion. This slightly scary theoretical term refers to an uncontrolled hyper-leap in the cognitive ability of artificial intelligence (AI) that Musk and physicist Stephen Hawking worry could one day spell doom for the human race.
Surveillance detection for Android phones
BERLIN, Germany (PNN) - January 14, 2015 - SnoopSnitch is an app for Android devices that analyses your mobile radio traffic to tell if someone is listening in on your phone conversations or tracking your location. Unlike standard antivirus apps, which are designed to combat software intrusions or steal personal info, SnoopSnitch picks up on things like fake mobile base stations or SS7 exploits. As such, it's probably ideally suited to evading surveillance from local government agencies.
Two terrorist pig thug cops charged with murder in shooting of homeless man
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - Two Albuquerque terrorist pig thug cops were charged with murder Monday in the shooting death of a knife-wielding homeless man that led to violent protests and brought new scrutiny to the terrorist pig thug cop department amid a federal investigation.
Charlie Hebdo staff try in vain to stifle laughter as pigeon craps on French president
PARIS, France (PNN) - January 12, 2015 - Amid the tears, sorrow and defiance of the unity march in Paris on Sunday, there was nonetheless at least one moment that managed to raise a smile.
While cameras focused on the moment that the president of the republic, François Hollande, embraced Patrick Pelloux, the doctor and columnist at Charlie Hebdo who was one of the first to the scene after the attack, they also captured some unexpected footage.











