Oh Italia, how far she has fallen. Along with all of the wealth of our nations, our personal thoughts and beliefs are now property of the Jews. In Italy, along with many other European countries, it is literally against the law to dislike the Jews.…
Tom Burghardt Global Research November 12, 2013 1984 all over again. Back in the 1990s, security researchers and privacy watchdogs were alarmed by government demands that hardware and software firms build “backdoors” into their products, the millions of personal computers and cell phones propelling communication…
Israel Hayom November 8, 2013 The internet: it’s coming for you. More than two-thirds of Israeli teens have been exposed to anti-Semitism on the Internet, according to a new survey released by the Anti-Defamation League. According to the poll, 69 percent of Israeli teens have…
Time to hit the Panic Button! Here we go again. Jews occupying the Land Down Under are on the attack, pushing for total censorship of the internet. David Singer, an Australian Jewish lawyer, is leading the charge, and recently published a bizarre and disgusting op-ed…
Christian Post November 7, 2013 Meanwhile, in Texas. ( art credit ) Texas’ highest criminal court ruled on Wednesday that sexually explicit communication between adults and children online is protected under the First Amendment and struck down a section of a 2005 law that prohibited…
Independent November 5, 2013 A computer-generated image made available by Terres des Hommes shows virtual alias ‘Sweetie’ designed as the face of a 10-year-old Filipino girl. A group campaigning against child sex exploitation has run an online sting operation which caught thousands of paedophiles trying…
RT August 6, 2013 The new cyber security doctrine signed by President Vladimir Putin outlines cyber attacks as a major threat to international security and suggests to fight it with a special international body to manage the web. The document that was signed by the…
