Misleading Math from a Critic of LifelineJennifer YehMay 2, 2013

At a House Communications and Technology Subcommittee hearing last Thursday, opponents of the Lifeline program — which ensures that every American has access to telephone service — perpetuated many myths about its recipients.

India IPL Enjoyment by Cricketism:

Cricket is no more entertainment but a mere enjoyment for batboys to make runs for which the trained bowlers offer too many runs and pretend as if they expected wickets for every ball.

Dhoni team and Sachuin-Ponting twins team are favorites of BCCI led Indian cricket mafias and Dooni team is most wanted by them because he is the Indian cricketism captain. Hence bowlers in other teams are asked to offer sough runs upto 200 to Chennai team so that that doe snot lose the match.\

Last time Chennai I boys are pushing Chennai directly to qualifier level even if if loses it eventually. i

Kolkata and Punjab played their first match very seriously and won comfortably as their batboys had to chase down a small total thanks to bower efforts not allowing the opponents to make merry at the crease. Obviously Punjab's or Pune's spectacular show created panic among the BCCI mafias who sued their clout to trim these teams through threats or more money. ....

And then Punjab and Pune lost interest and ply for some runs and wickets only
As we see, the Dooni team is the protected one.

It seems the BCCI-IPL boys have agreed to keep 140 runs as minimum for any team that bats first. So even if batboys collapse and manage only about 50 runs by losing 9 wickets, the bowlers have to prolong the game by offering quick runs upto 140 score.

That is Indian cricketism.

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In an opinion met by groans from open-government advocates across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court this week unanimously ruled that government transparency has its limits—and those limits can be a state’s boundaries and the citizens living within them.

Open-records laws, most notably the Freedom of Information Act on the federal level, guarantee the public’s right to access government documents and data. There are a few general exceptions (such as records related to ongoing criminal investigations and records containing sensitive personnel information), but the idea is that transparency is a prerequisite for good governance. Open-government advocates believe officials are less likely to abuse their authority when they know their work is subject to citizen scrutiny.

The Commonwealth of Virginia also has a Freedom of Information Act. Although modeled after the federal FOIA, the state’s version limits access to records to Virginians only. This “citizens-only” provision is what SCOTUS upheld in its ruling.

The plaintiffs in the case were Mark McBurney and Roger Hurlbert, both of whom had FOIA requests rejected by Virginian agencies. McBurney, a former resident of Virginia, had sought records related to his family after a child-support enforcement agency allegedly bungled his case. Hurlbert runs a firm that is hired by a variety of clients to request and research real estate records; in this case Hurlbert was contracted to obtain tax records for a property in Virginia.

EFF joined Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, the Sunlight Foundation, the Project On Government Oversight and several other open-government advocates in filing an amicus curiae brief that argued that “citizens-only” open-records laws have the potential to harm the constitutional rights of non-citizens (that is, non-citizens of a particular state).

The court disagreed. You can read the opinion itself here to understand the specific legal rationale Justice Samuel Alito used in writing the opinion. However, there are two underlying misconceptions that keep coming up in the debate over these “citizens-only” record rules that the court did not fully address.

The Supreme Court Reporter of Decisions’ syllabus—the official summary of the decision—epitomized the misconceptions underlying citizens-only provisions:  

Virginia’s FOIA exists to provide a mechanism for Virginia citizens to obtain an accounting from their public officials; noncitizens have no comparable need. Moreover, the distinction between citizens and noncitizens recognizes that citizens alone foot the bill for the fixed costs underlying recordkeeping in the Commonwealth.

This statement misses the mark for several reasons, not the least of which is that it distorts the court’s ruling. Yet, these are the arguments often made by proponents of citizens-only public records laws.

First off: the assertion that Virginians singlehandedly bear the cost of government record keeping lacks a fundamental understanding of how state budgets work.

For the 2013 fiscal year, Virginia has allocated $42.7 billion to run the entirety of its government. Of that, $9.5 billion is anticipated to come from federal grants and contracts. That means the nation's taxpayers, largely non-citizens of Virginia, foot 22 percent of the state's bills and all the record-keeping that goes along with it. That also means that non-citizens have a substantial interest in ensuring that Virginia is spending federal money wisely.

It's a false assumption that only people living inside a state have an interest in how that state operates. A state can have a direct and tangible impact on the citizens of another state, whether through sending inmates to out-of-state private prisons or meeting with out-of-state corporations to entice them to relocate to a more favorable tax climate. The public also has an interest in understanding policies in a national context. Case in point: EFF and Muckrock’s "Drone Census." This ruling directly affects our ability to compile a comprehensive database of unmanned aerial vehicle programs by local law-enforcement agencies across the country. (On a related note: In one case, we only learned of a California county’s drone plans through a records request filed in Washington state.) 

Here’s another example of why state affairs have national relevance: Virginia officials have a tendency to become federal officials, dating as far back as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. In modern years, the tradition has continued with, most recently, Gov. Jim Gilmore running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2008.  Current Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is frequently named as a prospective contender in 2016. It’s hard to argue that vetting a presidential hopeful’s executive experience is not a “need” for non-Virginians. Democracy would be poorly served if only Virginia-based news outlets were able to access a presidential candidates’s records. (Update: Newspapers, magazines, television stations and radio stations are exempted from the citizens-only provision, provided they are circulated or broadcast within the Commonwealth. As Michael Caramanica of Reporters Committee for the Free Press noted on On the Media, it's unclear whether this applies to web-based news outlets.)

Unfortunately, SCOTUS’ ruling won’t be easily undone, at least not in the courts. Efforts are underway to expand FOIA surrogate networks (where, say, someone in Virginia will file a request on your behalf). Perhaps, one day, legislators in the eight states with citizens-only provisions will undo these needless restrictions. Accountability should not stop at any state’s line.

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Attacking Lifeline for Political GainJoseph TorresMay 2, 2013 Too many members of Congress blame the poor for the country’s economic woes. It’s a way to score political points, especially when the poor are often synonymous with people of color.

Communications Giants in Good Hands with Tom Wheeler
by Stephen Lendman
Obama's expected to pick Tom Wheeler as new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman. More on him below.
In March, former FCC chairman Julius Genachowski stepped down. At the time, Free Press.net president Craig Aaron said the following:
"When Julius Genachowski took office, there were high hopes that he would use his powerful position to promote the public interest." 
"But instead of acting as the people's champion, he’s catered to corporate interests. His tenure has been marked by wavering and caving rather than the strong leadership so needed at this crucial agency."
"Though President Obama promised his FCC chairman would not continue the Bush administration’s failed media ownership policies, Genachowski offered the exact same broken ideas that Bush's two chairmen pushed." 
"He never faced the public and ignored the overwhelming opposition to his plans."
"Genachowski claimed broadband was his agency's top priority, but he stood by as prices rose and competition dwindled." 
"He claimed to be a staunch defender of the open Internet, but his Net Neutrality policies are full of loopholes and offer no guarantee that the FCC will be able to protect consumers from corporate abuse in the future."
"While there were a few bright moments during the Genachowski years - including the agency’s opposition to the AT&T/T-Mobile merger and the push for more online transparency from broadcasters - the chairman squandered many more opportunities at critical junctures.
"We urge President Obama to nominate a successor who will enact policies that foster real competition, protect diversity and amplify local voices."  On March 27, Free Press.net headlined "Why the New Boss at the FCC Should Be Nothing Like the Old Boss," saying:
FCC policies are crucial. They're "at the heart of our ability to communicate. The agency oversees sectors of the economy responsible for hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity and millions of jobs."
Earlier FCC decisions helped create the Internet. Current ones threaten its future.
In 2008, candidate Obama promised to "support the principle of network neutrality to preserve the benefits of open competition on the Internet." 
He failed to deliver. Corporate giants control things. The digital revolution's promise hasn't been fulfilled. Its future is threatened. It's been compromised by industry exploitation. Obama sold out to corporate interests like he always does.
In June 2009, he appointed industry insider Julius Genachowski FCC chairman. He's a technology and media industries executive, investor and board member.
He scrapped Net Neutrality protections. He opted for loophole-ridden half measures. He failed to reestablish FCC authority over broadband. Free Press.net called it "his most significant policy blunder." 
He served industry interests instead. He did so across the board. He endorsed toothless, voluntary codes. He did nothing to make providers accountable. He ignored rising consumer costs. He supported media consolidation. He turned a blind eye to its lack of diversity.
According to Free Press.net, his "only real priority (was) getting good press, though that didn't really happen either."
"If (he) spent half as much time earning support for his actions as he did trying to line up photo ops and balloon drops, then maybe he'd have an actual legacy."
He "left his successor a real mess." Conditions now are worse than ever. Industry giants control things. Consumers lost out. The FCC needs leadership "absolutely nothing like Julius Genachowski," said Free Press.
He's now an Aspen Institute (AI) Communications and Society Program senior fellow. He'll join his four immediate predecessors there - Reed Hundt, Bill Kennard, Michael Powell and Kevin Martin.
AI is an elitist organization. It's international and influential. It's members include businessmen, politicians, bureaucrats, and likeminded figures. 
Its board of trustees includes Robert Steel (chairman), Walter Isaacson (president and CEO), Madeleine Albright, Michael Eisner, David Koch, Jordan's Queen Noor, Condoleeza Rice, and Vin Weber among others.
On March 27, the Free Press Action Fund and 27 other organizations wrote Obama. They urged him to choose an FCC chairman willing to "protect the future of communications for all."
They said they'll hold him accountable if he fails to do so.
Tom Wheeler's not what they had in mind. He's a former top Obama fundraiser. He's an entrepreur and venture capitalist. He's a former cable and wireless industries lobbyist.
Candidate Obama pledged "to tell the corporate lobbyists that their days of setting the agenda in Washington are over."
President Obama benefits handsomely from millions they contribute and raise on his behalf. On October 27, 2011, The New York Times headlined "Obama Backers Tied to Lobbies Raise Millions," saying:
"Despite a pledge not to take money from lobbyists, President Obama has relied on prominent supporters who are active in the lobbying industry to raise millions of dollars for his re-election bid."
At least 15 of his so-called "bundlers" aren't registered lobbyists.
"But registered or not, (they're) in many ways indistinguishable from people who fit the technical definition of a lobbyist. They glide easily through the corridors of power…"
They host Obama fundraisers. They visit the White House often. They got the FCC chairman they wanted. The Los Angeles Times once called Wheeler "the rock star of telecom." He's a longtime communications industry insider.
He was credited with fueling a major mobile phone industry spectrum expansion. He was an Obama's 2008 transition team member. He served on his Intelligence Advisory Board.
Clinton and Bush appointed him a John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts trustee. He's a former Foundation for the National Archives chairman and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) board member.
He previously headed the National Cable Television and Cellular Telecommunications and Internet (lobbying) associations.
He's Core Capital Partners' managing director. He previously founded cable, wireless and video communication services companies.
He's connected to 16 board members in 16 organizations representing 21 communications-related industries. He's Component Repair Technologies, Inc. president. Formerly he headed new technology company start-ups.
He co-founded SmartBrief. It's an online news service. He served on the FCC's Technology Advisory Council. He recently chaired the State Department's communication policy committee. He held other government advisory positions.
His wife, Carol, formerly was a National Association of Broadcasters government affairs official.
Cablevision magazine named him one of the 20 most influential industry executives. On the cellular telecommunications 25th anniversary, he was called one of its 10 top innovators. His resume includes many other industry related associations and activities. 
An unnamed White House official called him "an experienced leader in the communications technology field who shares the president's commitment to protecting consumers, promoting innovation, enhancing competition and encouraging investment."
According to Free Press President Craig Aaron:
"The Federal Communications Commission needs a strong leader - someone who will use this powerful position to stand up to industry giants and protect the public interest." 
"On paper, Tom Wheeler does not appear to be that person."
Parents Television Council President Tim Winter said it would be "hard to know whether Mr. Wheeler will be truly focused on serving the interests of the American people."
Other critics fear his ties to lobbying groups and other industry interests. They have good reason for concerns. It's hard imagining a longtime insider changing spots. He won't likely become a responsible consumer advocate. 
Women's Media Center co-founder, Gloria Steinem, expressed misgivings, saying:
"The president missed an opportunity to make history and make the FCC more democratic."
His entire tenure reflects anti-democratic/anti-populist policies. Expect no positive change ahead.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. 
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
http://www.claritypress.com/LendmanII.html
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. 
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
http://www.progressiveradionetwork.com/the-progressive-news-hour
Communications Giants in Good Hands with Tom Wheeler
by Stephen Lendman
Obama's expected to pick Tom Wheeler as new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman. More on him below.
In March, former FCC chairman Julius Genachowski stepped down. At the time, Free Press.net president Craig Aaron said the following:
"When Julius Genachowski took office, there were high hopes that he would use his powerful position to promote the public interest." 
"But instead of acting as the people's champion, he’s catered to corporate interests. His tenure has been marked by wavering and caving rather than the strong leadership so needed at this crucial agency."
"Though President Obama promised his FCC chairman would not continue the Bush administration’s failed media ownership policies, Genachowski offered the exact same broken ideas that Bush's two chairmen pushed." 
"He never faced the public and ignored the overwhelming opposition to his plans."
"Genachowski claimed broadband was his agency's top priority, but he stood by as prices rose and competition dwindled." 
"He claimed to be a staunch defender of the open Internet, but his Net Neutrality policies are full of loopholes and offer no guarantee that the FCC will be able to protect consumers from corporate abuse in the future."
"While there were a few bright moments during the Genachowski years - including the agency’s opposition to the AT&T/T-Mobile merger and the push for more online transparency from broadcasters - the chairman squandered many more opportunities at critical junctures.
"We urge President Obama to nominate a successor who will enact policies that foster real competition, protect diversity and amplify local voices."  On March 27, Free Press.net headlined "Why the New Boss at the FCC Should Be Nothing Like the Old Boss," saying:
FCC policies are crucial. They're "at the heart of our ability to communicate. The agency oversees sectors of the economy responsible for hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity and millions of jobs."
Earlier FCC decisions helped create the Internet. Current ones threaten its future.
In 2008, candidate Obama promised to "support the principle of network neutrality to preserve the benefits of open competition on the Internet." 
He failed to deliver. Corporate giants control things. The digital revolution's promise hasn't been fulfilled. Its future is threatened. It's been compromised by industry exploitation. Obama sold out to corporate interests like he always does.
In June 2009, he appointed industry insider Julius Genachowski FCC chairman. He's a technology and media industries executive, investor and board member.
He scrapped Net Neutrality protections. He opted for loophole-ridden half measures. He failed to reestablish FCC authority over broadband. Free Press.net called it "his most significant policy blunder." 
He served industry interests instead. He did so across the board. He endorsed toothless, voluntary codes. He did nothing to make providers accountable. He ignored rising consumer costs. He supported media consolidation. He turned a blind eye to its lack of diversity.
According to Free Press.net, his "only real priority (was) getting good press, though that didn't really happen either."
"If (he) spent half as much time earning support for his actions as he did trying to line up photo ops and balloon drops, then maybe he'd have an actual legacy."
He "left his successor a real mess." Conditions now are worse than ever. Industry giants control things. Consumers lost out. The FCC needs leadership "absolutely nothing like Julius Genachowski," said Free Press.
He's now an Aspen Institute (AI) Communications and Society Program senior fellow. He'll join his four immediate predecessors there - Reed Hundt, Bill Kennard, Michael Powell and Kevin Martin.
AI is an elitist organization. It's international and influential. It's members include businessmen, politicians, bureaucrats, and likeminded figures. 
Its board of trustees includes Robert Steel (chairman), Walter Isaacson (president and CEO), Madeleine Albright, Michael Eisner, David Koch, Jordan's Queen Noor, Condoleeza Rice, and Vin Weber among others.
On March 27, the Free Press Action Fund and 27 other organizations wrote Obama. They urged him to choose an FCC chairman willing to "protect the future of communications for all."
They said they'll hold him accountable if he fails to do so.
Tom Wheeler's not what they had in mind. He's a former top Obama fundraiser. He's an entrepreur and venture capitalist. He's a former cable and wireless industries lobbyist.
Candidate Obama pledged "to tell the corporate lobbyists that their days of setting the agenda in Washington are over."
President Obama benefits handsomely from millions they contribute and raise on his behalf. On October 27, 2011, The New York Times headlined "Obama Backers Tied to Lobbies Raise Millions," saying:
"Despite a pledge not to take money from lobbyists, President Obama has relied on prominent supporters who are active in the lobbying industry to raise millions of dollars for his re-election bid."
At least 15 of his so-called "bundlers" aren't registered lobbyists.
"But registered or not, (they're) in many ways indistinguishable from people who fit the technical definition of a lobbyist. They glide easily through the corridors of power…"
They host Obama fundraisers. They visit the White House often. They got the FCC chairman they wanted. The Los Angeles Times once called Wheeler "the rock star of telecom." He's a longtime communications industry insider.
He was credited with fueling a major mobile phone industry spectrum expansion. He was an Obama's 2008 transition team member. He served on his Intelligence Advisory Board.
Clinton and Bush appointed him a John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts trustee. He's a former Foundation for the National Archives chairman and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) board member.
He previously headed the National Cable Television and Cellular Telecommunications and Internet (lobbying) associations.
He's Core Capital Partners' managing director. He previously founded cable, wireless and video communication services companies.
He's connected to 16 board members in 16 organizations representing 21 communications-related industries. He's Component Repair Technologies, Inc. president. Formerly he headed new technology company start-ups.
He co-founded SmartBrief. It's an online news service. He served on the FCC's Technology Advisory Council. He recently chaired the State Department's communication policy committee. He held other government advisory positions.
His wife, Carol, formerly was a National Association of Broadcasters government affairs official.
Cablevision magazine named him one of the 20 most influential industry executives. On the cellular telecommunications 25th anniversary, he was called one of its 10 top innovators. His resume includes many other industry related associations and activities. 
An unnamed White House official called him "an experienced leader in the communications technology field who shares the president's commitment to protecting consumers, promoting innovation, enhancing competition and encouraging investment."
According to Free Press President Craig Aaron:
"The Federal Communications Commission needs a strong leader - someone who will use this powerful position to stand up to industry giants and protect the public interest." 
"On paper, Tom Wheeler does not appear to be that person."
Parents Television Council President Tim Winter said it would be "hard to know whether Mr. Wheeler will be truly focused on serving the interests of the American people."
Other critics fear his ties to lobbying groups and other industry interests. They have good reason for concerns. It's hard imagining a longtime insider changing spots. He won't likely become a responsible consumer advocate. 
Women's Media Center co-founder, Gloria Steinem, expressed misgivings, saying:
"The president missed an opportunity to make history and make the FCC more democratic."
His entire tenure reflects anti-democratic/anti-populist policies. Expect no positive change ahead.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. 
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
http://www.claritypress.com/LendmanII.html
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. 
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
http://www.progressiveradionetwork.com/the-progressive-news-hour

Tiptoeing Toward War on Syria
by Stephen Lendman
Events in Syria resemble the run-up to Obama's Libya war. Victims are called aggressors. Pretexts are created for intervention. 
Washington appears headed for more war. Lack of public support doesn't matter. A New York Times/CBS poll showed 62% of respondents don't believe America has a "responsibility" to intervene.
A new Pew survey at best found lukewarm support. Asked how Washington should respond if Assad used chemical weapons, 45% supported intervention while 31% opposed. Another 25% had no opinion.
Americans remain largely indifferent. Only 18% of Pew respondents said they follow Syrian events closely. The Times/CBS poll registered 10%. Apathy gives Obama more leverage. Expect him to take full advantage.
Perhaps Israeli involvement is planned. Thousands of IDF reservists were called up. On April 30, special drill exercises began along the Syrian/Lebanese borders. 
They'll continue through Sunday, May 5. Ground, air and naval branches are involved. A senior IDF official said the drill simulates a sudden security threat escalation. It tests the IDF's ability to respond quickly.
Mossad-connected DEBKAfile said they're "ready for a role in a potential American operation against Syria." Perhaps they'll be co-aggressors. NATO countries may join them. It's usually planned that way.
On April 30, the Washington Post headlined "Obama moving toward sending lethal arms to Syrian rebels, officials say."
The New York Times reported the same thing. It said "(s)uch a decision would be a policy shift for the Obama administration, which has stepped up its nonlethal aid but stopped short of lethal weaponry and expressed reluctance about greater military" involvement.
The Times ignored its June 21, 2012 report. It headlined "CIA Said to Aid Steering Arms to Syrian Opposition." They're based in southern Turkey. They're funneling arms cross-border.
They include "automatic rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, ammunition and some antitank weapons….They're using "a shadowy network of intermediaries…."
The operation "is the most detailed known instance" of direct US support. "CIA officers are (in Turkey) trying to make new sources and recruit people said one Arab intelligence source who is briefed regularly by American counterparts."
The Times hinted but stopped short of saying CIA agents operate covertly inside Syria. Washington's been involved in supplying weapons and munitions all along. They flow through Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and perhaps Israel.
On April 30, The Times should have headlined Obama Considers Expanding Lethal Aid.
The Washington Post went further. It cited an unnamed US official saying Obama's ready to move on "the left side" of options. They range from "arming the opposition to boots on the ground. We're clearly on an upward trajectory. We've" upped the ante. We've put "more skin in the game."
On May 1, Haaretz headlined "Former IDF Chief: Syria chemical weapons must be met with response," saying:
CNN interviewed former IDF Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi. He said after "confidently" determining that Assad used chemical weapons, not responding would send "the wrong message."
"Doing nothing (is) not an option." He suggested helping opposition forces "in a more concrete way, like providing them….weapons (and) maybe impos(ing) a no-fly zone, at least on part of Syria."
He omitted explaining that imposing one is an act of war. It requires taking out Syrian air defenses, as well as command and control capability. It means bombing Syria to do it. It replicates Washington's-led NATO war on Libya.
Ashkenazi called Syrian regime change a major blow to Iran and Hezbollah. He said achieving it represents a "mixed picture" for Israel.
"Syria was and still is the logistical hub of Hezbollah, and most of (its weapons come) from Syrian depots," he claimed.
"Iran really (may) lose" its major regional ally "so that's good news for Israel." He added that Israel can deal effectively with "cross-border terror."
On May 1, Press TV headlined "Militants carry out new chemical attack near Idlib: Syrian UN envoy," saying:
Bashar al-Jaafari said militants spread plastic bag contents containing chemical material during an attack. Many Syrians were harmed by the "heinous and irresponsible act."
The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) explained more. Al-Jaafari stressed that his government won't ever use chemical weapons against its people. 
He demanded that countries claiming Syrian chemical weapons use "provide credible information on the alleged incidents so as to study and assess them."
He denounced baseless accusations. "We expect the UN General Secretariat not to be part of this campaign targeting Syria." 
"What happened in Iraq has been alive in our mind until this moment, and our region in general and Iraq in particular are living the repercussions of such false claims."
He said his government is "ready to welcome an investigation team in less than 24 hours according to the agreement reached with Head of the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs, Angela Kane, on April 4th."
He stressed the importance of adhering to the UN Charter and other international law, as well as respecting Syrian sovereignty.
"This requires that the Syrian government, being the party concerned, be acquainted with the details of incidents which foreign countries claim they have happened on the Syrian land."
Despite repeated requests, no information's been provided. Failure to do so suggests Ban Ki-moon's attempt "to politicize the issue." He does it repeatedly in league with Washington, other Western countries and anti-Syrian regional ones.
What's ongoing  is "similar to what happened in Iraq before it was invaded," said al-Jafaari.
He added that terrorists spread "unknown powder in the faces of Syrians gathered in Shabour neighborhood in Idleb. Many showed symptoms of chemical weapons exposure.
Those affected were taken to Turkish hospitals. Al-Jafaari expects "today or tomorrow you will hear again that the Turkish government has new tools indicating that the Syrian government used chemical weapons against its own people."
On April 28, Robert Fisk headlined "Syria and sarin gas: US claims have a very familiar ring," saying:
Reports that Assad used chemical weapons "are part of a retold drama riddled with plot-holes."
"It all comes back to that most infantile cliche of all: that the US and Israel fear Assad's chemical weapons falling into the wrong hands." 
"They are frightened, in other words, that these chemicals might end up in the armoury of the very same rebels, especially the Islamists, that Washington, London, Paris, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are supporting."
"And if these are the 'wrong hands,' then presumably the weapons in Assad's armoury are in the 'right hands.' That was the case with Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons - until he used them against the Kurds."
The "headlines are all the same: Syria uses chemical weapons. That's how the theatre works." Truth isn't stranger than fiction. It's entirely absent. A mantra of lies replaced it.
On May 1, Lebanon's Daily Star headlined "Nasrallah hints Assad's allies could intervene," saying:
He said Assad has "true friends in the region who will not allow Syria to fall into the hands of the United States, Israel, and 'takfiri' groups."
"How will this happen? Details will come later. I say this based on information (not) wishful thinking."
"If the situation gets more dangerous, states, resistance movements and other forces will be obliged to intervene effectively in the confrontation on the ground."
He suggested that Russia and Iran might get involved. The atmosphere is highly charged. Anything ahead is possible.
On April 30, Wall Street Journal editors hyped an alleged Al Qaeda threat. "In recent months," they said, it "revived or started terrorist franchises in Iraq and Syria, across northern Africa and in Nigeria."
It "set up bases in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia." It's "more active in more places."
Al Qaeda is a CIA creation. Washington uses it strategically as both enemy and ally. Sometimes it's done simultaneously. Al Nusra is an Al Qaeda affiliate. 
It's a key part of Washington's war on Syria. Death squad diplomacy describes it. The State Department declared Al Nusra a foreign terrorist organization. It doesn't matter when used against enemies. It's getting Western supplied lethal aid.
Al Qaeda "resurgence" and "Middle East instability" reflect official US policy. Journal editors revealed their position. Fear-mongering was intentional. 
They want US forces kept "on offense overseas." They urge more war, not peace. Obama may likely oblige them. His comments and body language suggest it.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. 
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
http://www.claritypress.com/LendmanII.html
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. 
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
http://www.progressiveradionetwork.com/the-progressive-news-hour
http://www.dailycensored.com/tiptoeing-toward-war-on-syria/

EFF Analyzes Last-Minute Amendments Made to CISPA 

Recently the privacy-invading cybersecurity bill CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) passed the House. In its final version, CISPA still contains many of the same problems as before. An attempt was made to fix core privacy problems in the bill, but it failed to do so. One amendment (PDF) by Rep. Conyers narrowing the overly broad immunity was not even brought to the House floor for a vote. Despite passing, the fight moves to the Senate, which will introduce its own cybersecurity "information sharing" bill. We urge you to tell your Senator now to stand up for privacy in any upcoming cybersecurity legislation.

Information Can Still Be Shared With The NSA

CISPA, as passed, is little better than when it was first introduced. The bill still allows for companies to skirt privacy laws that protect users. It still provides overly broad immunity to a company for "any decision made" to combat a suspected threat. And it still lets a company spy on and share users' sensitive personal information with anyone, including intelligence agencies like the National Security Agency (NSA).

One upshot of the debate during CISPA was the acceptance by politicians that the NSA shouldn't be in charge of our domestic cybersecurity. On the day of the full floor vote a surprise thirteenth amendment was introduced by Rep. McCaul. This amendment was touted as a way to ensure only civilian agencies receive data under CISPA, thereby preventing intelligence agencies like the NSA from receiving data directly. However, we quickly analyzed the bill and found out that the poorly drafted text failed to fix the problem.

With this amendment, CISPA now suggests that companies send information related to threats to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and to send information related to "cybercrimes" to the Department of Justice (DOJ). But the amendment does not require the information be shared with the two civilian departments or even that the information stay within them. The nuance is important because the amendment does not change key sections of the bill allowing a company to share information with anyone it chooses, public or private, military or civilian.

Moreover, CISPA still allows companies to limit sharing with civilian agencies. For example, a company could decide to share information only with the NSA, and even tell the NSA that it can't share the information with anyone else. If this becomes commonplace, the NSA could become the de facto leader of domestic online security—the exact opposite intention of the amendment.

Overly Broad Immunity Remains

The ability for companies to share information with the NSA isn't one of the only problems remaining in the bill. CISPA still grants companies overly broad immunity for "any decisions made" to protect against a suspected threat. As we've noted, aggressive companies could interpret this immunity to cover "defensive"—and what some would consider offensive—countermeasures so long as they can say they acted in "good faith."  The revised bill expands on the definition of good faith, but not sufficiently to address these concerns.

The amendment (PDF) by Rep. Conyers would've deleted the clause, but the amendment wasn't even allowed to be debated on the floor. A similar action happened to pro-privacy amendments by Rep. Schiff and Rep. Schakowsky at a hearing before the bill went to the floor for a final vote. All of these amendments should've been debated and approved as they would've solved major problems in CISPA.

Companies Do Not Have To Minimize Personal Information

Instead, representatives voted for amendments that sidestep many of CISPA's problems. For instance, instead of requiring companies to minimize personal information unrelated to a threat, the bill only mandates the government establish policies for doing so. Since the bill was introduced, we've noted that a company must be forced to minimize unrelated personal information. Companies should not be in the business of sharing its users' personal information with the government. At a hearing in front of the House Intelligence Committee an industry witness agreed. He told the committee that companies do not need to share personal information to combat threats. Unfortunately for users, CISPA's authors failed to act on the advice.

Other amendments to CISPA added more reporting requirements, barred companies from using the information shared for marketing purposes, and inserted a 5-year expiration date.

CISPA passed the House by large numbers, but it will not go further. Senators like Jay Rockefeller have noted the lack of robust privacy protections in CISPA, while President Obama issued a veto threat over the fact that CISPA doesn't require companies minimize unrelated personal information. CISPA is so bad that the Senate won't consider it or introduce it. Instead, a new bill written by Senators will be drafted. CISPA's faults are many, and the amendments to CISPA failed to fix its core privacy problems.

Related Issues: Cyber Security Legislation
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Together with the Digital Media Law Project, we filed an amicus brief today in federal court in Massachusetts. We are urging the court to ensure that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act provides protection for victims of abusive takedown notices—specifically, that the DMCA requires copyright owners to consider fair use before sending takedowns.

The takedown procedure of the DMCA provides a quick, cheap, extrajudicial way to get speech removed from the internet. As we’ve written many, many times before, this makes it a tempting tool for those who wish to remove speech they happen to dislike. To prevent such abuse, Section 512(f) of the DMCA provides victims of wrongful takedowns with a remedy, allowing them to file a lawsuit for misrepresentation under the DMCA.

This latest Section 512(f) case out of Massachusetts has a curious history. It began as an online battle between two bloggers—doula Gina Crosley-Corcoran and OB/GYN Dr. Amy Tuteur—about the safety of home birth. After an exchange of critical posts, Crosley-Corcoran posted a photo of herself making a well-known, finger-related gesture to Tuteur and writing: “I don’t want to leave you without something you can take back to your blog and obsess over, so here’s a picture of me.” Tuteur responded with a post of her own that included the photo with some commentary (the photo is now removed from this post)—a clear case of fair use.

Crosley-Corcoran then sent a DMCA takedown notice to the host of Tuteur’s blog, alleging copyright infringement of the finger photo. After Tuteur changed hosts, Crosley-Corcoran sent another takedown notice to the new host. According to Tuteur, this second notice was sent after Crosley-Corcoran’s attorney admitted that there was no valid copyright claim. And on her blog, Crosley-Corcoran wrote that she would be prepared to settle the matter if Tuteur would “agree to stop personally attacking me.” As others have also concluded, the chain of events suggests that Crosley-Corcoran was using the DMCA to silence a critic.

Tuteur responded by filing a federal lawsuit in Massachusetts asserting a DMCA Section 512(f) claim. On its own initiative, the court issued an order to show cause suggesting that it “seriously questions” whether Tuteur has stated a viable Section 512(f) claim. The core of the court’s concern is that the fair use is an affirmative defense—the judge questioned whether the DMCA requires the sender of a takedown notice to consider fair use.

This is an important question. If the DMCA did not require copyright owners to consider fair use, it would be an open invitation for private censorship. For example, an author could send a takedown notice to remove a critical book review based on just a few quoted words. Fortunately, other courts that have considered this issue have found that the DMCA does require consideration of fair use. For example, in Lenz v. Universal, where EFF represents the plaintiff, the court ruled that content owners must consider fair use before sending takedowns.

The case of Tuteur v. Crosley-Corcoran is not about the relative merits of these blogger’s views about childbirth. Rather, it is about the alleged misuse of the DMCA to silence a critic and the crucial legal issue of whether the DMCA requires senders of takedown notices to consider fair use. Today we urge the court to reach the right result and ensure that the DMCA protects free expression.

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It’s a tried and true principle that once a work enters the public domain, absent an act of Congress, it stays there. It can be preserved, shared and reused freely, without even a need to attribute to the original author. Archives of public domain works are extremely valuable to the public, a treasure trove of entertainment and source materials. That is one reason the Internet Archive, a nonprofit digital library dedicated to expanding access to knowledge and culture, has made preserving and facilitating access to public domain materials a central part of its mission.

Those materials include old televisions shows, such as a popular 1950s show called “You Asked For It.” You can watch the show via the Archive site, and/or use footage from it to create new works: just what the public domain is supposed to enable.  

Or at least that’s how things will stand unless an obscure company that claims to own a trademark in the term “You Asked For It” in connection with licensing televisions shows, memorabilia, etc. gets its way. The company, Sandy Frank Film Syndication, has hit the Archive with ridiculous legal threats based not on copyrights, but rather trademark rights. The company initially demanded that the Archive takedown not just links to the television show (which it admits is in the public domain) but also links to remix videos that use footage from the show, a series of sermons that happen to use the term “you asked for it” in the title, and a reference to a record that also used the term. When the Archive pushed back, SFFS withdrew its complaints about colloquial uses but renewed its demand regarding the other materials and insisted that even using the term in a Internet search could violate trademark law. 

The claims are, of course, ludicrous, as we explained in some detail in a letter we sent to SFFS yesterday.  Leaving aside the fact that the uses in question are entirely noncommercial and there is no likelihood of consumer confusion, well-established Supreme Court precedent makes clear that you cannot use trademark to accomplish an end-run around the Copyright Act.  In Dastar v. 20th Century, a 2003 case involving another public domain television show, the Court affirmed that

The rights of a patentee or copyright holder are part of a “carefully crafted bargain,” . . . under which, once the patent or copyright monopoly has expired, the public may use the invention or work at will and without attribution. 

We assume that SFFS will have the good sense to walk away from this fight. But we fear this is not the last time we will hear of a trademark holder attempting to invade the public domain. A few years from now – absent another foolish act of Congress (and not one that they could get away with without a massive fight) – works locked up when the copyright term was extended by 20 years will finally start to enter the public domain.  When that happens, we can expect former copyright owners will be scrambling to find new ways to keep the cultural commons from expanding. 

EFF will be there to fight back, just as we are today, but we’ll need your help. Too often, the fight won’t happen because mark owners will target “weak link” service providers who lack the time and inclination to assess the validity of the claims. To help secure the public domain now, service providers should adopt speech-friendly procedures, such as trademark takedown policies that include an easy-to-use counter-notice process.  Users, for their part, should urge their providers to adopt those procedures – or switch to those who will – and continue to speak out against trademark bullies.

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L.A. Times Staffers May Quit If Kochs Are on BoardAmy KroinMay 1, 2013

Half the staff at the Los Angeles Times would quit their jobs if the politically motivated Koch brothers bought the paper, the Huffington Post reports.

Tomorrow, the Justice Department will brief the Senate Judiciary staff on the prosecution of the late activist and Internet pioneer Aaron Swartz, who died in January. Swartz has become a lasting symbol for how the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) can be twisted by authorities to mete out draconian punishments and turn millions of Internet users into criminals.

Previously, Sen. John Cornyn asked pointed questions to Attorney General Eric Holder about the case in an oversight hearing of the Justice Department (DOJ). Thursday’s briefing will be an opportunity for the Judiciary Committee to ask more detailed questions and follow up on answers that Holder promised the Senators.

The briefing is closed to the public, but here are some questions we’d like to see asked:

1) At last month's hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Leahy asked Attorney General Holder whether the department would consider prohibiting CFAA prosecutions based solely on Terms of Service (ToS) violations. Holder replied "that is something we can look at."

Has the DOJ looked into changing its current policy to ensure prosecutions based solely on ToS violations don’t happen in the future? Have any official internal reviews been conducted to identify other prosecutions based on this dangerous legal theory?  Would the DOJ support legislation to update the CFAA to clarify that ToS violations aren’t a crime?

2) At last month’s hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Cornyn asked Holder, “On what basis did the US Attorney in Massachusetts conclude that her office’s conduct was ‘appropriate?’” Attorney General Holder said that the prosecutors “were talked to; the US attorneys were talked to.”

Did the Massachusetts US Attorney’s Office or the Justice Department itself conduct an official internal review of its handling of the Aaron Swartz case? What were the findings?  Has it learned any lessons?

3) “[Senators] John Cornyn and Al Franken both wrote to DOJ earlier this year asking for information about the department's actions in the Swartz case,” Politico reported. Has DOJ answered those letters and will it release them publicly?

4) Does Holder stand by his comment made in the Senate Judiciary hearing that charging Swartz with 35 years and then offering a plea agreement of 3 months was a “good use of prosecutorial discretion”?  Can he provide further justification for that view?

5) Former and current members of the Justice Department have complained that the media kept repeating that Aaron faced up to 35 years in prison, when, in fact, he would have ultimately faced much less time, given his circumstances.

Does the Justice Department believe the media is quoting an inaccurate number? And if so, why did DOJ include it in their July 2011 press release announcing Aaron’s indictment?

6) At the last briefing it was reported that “Some congressional staffers left the briefing with the impression that prosecutors believed they needed to convict Swartz of a felony that would put him in jail for a short sentence in order to justify bringing the charges in the first place, according to two aides with knowledge of the briefing.” Was this impression true? And if it was true, what was the basis for the prosecutors’ belief?

7) It was also reported that the Guerrilla Open Access Manifesto “demonstrated Swartz's malicious intent in downloading documents on a massive scale.” Do you consider this manifesto to be expression protected by the First Amendment? While public records show Aaron distributed this manifesto, do you have proof that he wrote it?

8) Aaron Swartz previously mass-downloaded academic articles from Westlaw, a legal database, to conduct a study about sources of funding for scientific research and did not release them to the public. Besides the manifesto that was written years prior to the MIT incident and does not specifically mention JSTOR, do you have any evidence that Aaron was planning on releasing the JSTOR documents to the public?

9) Is the DOJ Inspector General aware of, or has the DOJ acted on, a letter filed by Swartz’s former attorney with the DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility complaining that the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney’s Office a) delayed the disclosure of emails relevant to the investigation and b) pressured Swartz to plead guilty with threats of inflated prison time?

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Institutionalized Spying on Americans
by Stephen Lendman
Big Brother no longer is fiction. It hasn't been for some time. It's official US policy. According to ACLU's Technology and Liberty Program director Barry Steinhardt:
"Given the capabilities of today's technology, the only thing protecting us from a full-fledged surveillance society are the legal and political institutions we have inherited as Americans." 
"Unfortunately, the September 11 attacks have led some to embrace the fallacy that weakening the Constitution will strengthen America."
Manufactured national security threats matter more than fundamental freedoms. Domestic spying is institutionalized. 
Anyone can be monitored for any reason or none at all. Privacy rights are lost. Patriot Act legislation authorized unchecked government surveillance powers.
Financial, medical and other personal information can be accessed freely. So-called "sneak and peak" searches may be conducted through "delayed notice" warrants, roving wiretaps, email tracking, and Internet and cell phone use.
The FBI, CIA, NSA, and Pentagon spy domestically. So do state and local agencies. Spies "R" us defines US policy. America is a total surveillance society. It's unsafe to live in. Everyone is suspect unless proved otherwise.
The 2012 FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act renewed warrantless spying. It passed with little debate. On Sunday, December 30, 2012 Obama signed it into law. Doing so largely went unnoticed. 
These type disturbing measures usually slip below the radar. Weekends and holiday period enactments conceal blows to freedom. Warrantless spying became law for another five years.
Phone calls, emails, and other communications may be monitored secretly without court authorization. Probable cause isn't needed. So-called "foreign intelligence information" is sought. Virtually anything qualifies. Vague language is all-embracing.
Months after 9/11, Bush secretly authorized the NSA to eavesdrop on Americans lawlessly. Sweeping surveillance followed without court-approved warrants. 
Doing so violates core constitutional protections. Major US telecommunications companies are involved. They have been since 9/11. Things now are worse than then.
On April 29, Russia Today (RT) headlined "Spy, or pay up: FBI-backed bill would fine US firms for refusing wiretaps." A day earlier Washington Post article was cited.
It headlined "Panel seeks to fine tech companies for noncompliance with wiretap orders," saying:
"A government task force is preparing legislation that would pressure companies such as Face­book and Google to enable law enforcement officials to intercept online communications as they occur, according to current and former US officials familiar with the effort."
At issue is alleged FBI concerns about "Internet communications of terrorists and other criminals."
FBI spying is longstanding. So are other lawless practices. Throughout its history, the agency operated within and outside the law.
J. Edgar Hoover ran it from 1924 - 1972. He waged war on communists, anti-war, human and civil rights activists, the American Indian Movement, Black Panther Party, and other groups challenging rogue state policies.
He ordered agents to infiltrate, disrupt, sabotage, and destroy them. Anyone advocating ethnic justice and racial emancipation, as well as economic, social, and political equality across gender and color lines became vulnerable.
Post-9/11, FBI abuses escalated. Intrusive surveillance tools now target ordinary Americans. Unchecked authority and other abusive practices are widespread. America's war on terror matters most. 
Disturbing tactics include greater physical surveillance, commercial database data retrieval, paid informants infiltrating groups (or targeting individuals) on false pretenses, and letting covert unidentified agents conduct "pretext" interviews for information.
Muslims are America's target of choice. So are anti-war and social justice activists. A gloves off, no-holds barred approach is followed. Virtually anything is fair game. Innocent people are vulnerable.
The Patriot Act authorized so-called National Security Letters (NSLs). FBI agents take full advantage. They do so by demanding personal customer records from ISPs, financial institutions, credit companies, and other sources without prior court approval.
The FBI wants more. According to the Washington Post, it wants companies failing to heed wiretap orders penalized.
In February 2011, then FBI general counsel Valerie Caproni told House Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security Subcommittee members about a "Going Dark" problem. 
She explained the agency's inability to access comprehensive "communications and related data." She claimed a "public safety" threat when critical information is missed.
In March 2013, current FBI general counsel Andrew Weissmann addressed an American Bar Association discussion. He did so on legal challenges new technologies pose, saying:
"We don’t have the ability to go to court and say, 'We need a court order to effectuate the intercept.' Other countries have that. Most people assume that's what you're getting when you go to a court."
Under current law, Internet communications companies can refuse to comply with court-ordered wiretaps. They can claim no practical way to do so.
Proposed legislation would change things. It would force companies to rebuild their capability to allow government monitoring.
Weissmann calls doing so a "top priority." Proposed legislation is being drafted. It's an extension of the 1994 Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). 
It grants federal authorities sweeping surveillance powers. Doing so lets them spy on Americans more intrusively.
CALEA originally applied only to digital telephone networks. It forced telephone companies to redesign their network architectures to make wiretapping easier. 
In 2005, online communications were added. Broadband providers had to rebuild their networks accordingly. 
At issue was permitting access to Internet "phone calls" through VOIP applications, as well as online "conversations" by instant messaging programs. 
Law enforcement wiretapping is longstanding. Existing laws permit tapping phone or online communications regardless of what programs or protocols are used.
Industry largely cooperates. Digital age surveillance is easier than authorities claim. They want greater ease than currently permitted. Expanding CALEA is overkill. Doing so enhances police state powers.
The FBI cites its "tappability principle." It does so to justify its demands. It claims whatever is legally searchable sometimes should be physically searchable all times.
Applied to phone and Internet communications, it would require designing phones and computers with built-in bugs. Doing so would elevate surveillance powers. Everyone could be spied on at all times. Private communications no longer would exist.
Expanding CALEA is the tip of the iceberg. Perhaps software companies are next. Enhanced legislative authority may force them to create surveillance-ready programs. Doing so may compromise innovation.
Applying phone system rules to software development and online communications assures trouble. What's longstanding policy for one compromises innovation for the others. It also more greatly undermines freedom.
Police state powers are enhanced. Companies are forced to comply. Under draft legislation, courts could levy fines. Judicial inquiries could impose additional ones. After 90 days, unpaid amounts would double daily.
According to Center for Democracy and Technology senior counsel Greg Nojeim:
"This proposal is a non-starter that would drive innovators overseas and cost American jobs. They might as well call it the Cyber Insecurity and Anti-Employment Act."
Former federal prosecutor Michael Sussman added:
"Today, if you’re a tech company that’s created a new and popular way to communicate, it’s only a matter of time before the FBI shows up with a court order to read or hear some conversation."  
"If the data can help solve crimes, the government will be interested."
In 2010, after its networks were hacked, Google began emails and text messages end-to-end encryption. Facebook followed suit. 
Doing so compromises FBI monitoring. Agency officials want enhanced CALEA authorization permitting it. 
They claim doing so only extends current law to new technologies. It requires phone and online companies to allow wiretapping. 
It's much more than that. It elevates mass surveillance to a dangerously higher level. It's another step toward full-blown tyranny.
On April 29, the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) headlined "Feds Push for Backdoor Wiretap Capabilities." 
According to CDT Senior Staff Technologist Joe Hall:
"A wiretapping mandate is a vulnerability mandate. The unintended consequences of this proposal are profound." 
"At the very time when the nation is concerned about cybersecurity, the FBI proposal has the potential to make our communications less secure." 
"Once you build a wiretap capability into products and services, the bad guys will find a way to use it."
CDT President Leslie Harris added:
"What the FBI is proposing sounds benign, but it comes with such onerous penalties that it would force developers to seek pre-approval from the FBI." 
"No one is going to want to face fines that double every day, so they will go to the FBI and work it out in advance, diverting resources, slowing innovation, and resulting in less secure products."
"The sad irony," said Hall, "is that this is likely to be ineffective. Building a communications tool today is a homework project for undergraduates." 
"So much is based on open source and can be readily customized. Criminals and other bad actors will simply use homemade communication services based offshore, making them even harder to monitor."
Media scholar/critic/activist Robert McChesney told Progressive Radio News Hour listeners how Internet freedom has been compromised.
His important new book "Digital Disconnect: How Capitalism is Turning the Internet Against Democracy" explains what should concern everyone.
"The corporate media sector (did) everything in its immense power to limit (its) openness and egalitarianism…., he said."
"….corporate and state surreptitious monitoring of Internet users" compromises fundamental freedoms.
Doing so is "inimical to much of the democratic potential of digital communication."
Internet freedom depends on "arrest(ing) the forces that promote inequality, monopoly, hypercommercialism, corruption, depoliticization, and stagnation."
It requires ending mass surveillance powers. It's about restoring lost democratic principles. America's heading the wrong way. It's perilously close to ending freedom altogether.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. 
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
http://www.claritypress.com/LendmanII.html
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. 
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
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What's Ahead for Syria?
by Stephen Lendman
Syria's being systematically destroyed. Washington planned doing so years ago. Sovereign independence isn't tolerated. It's longstanding US policy. 
Numerous states learned the hard way. Syria is America's latest victim. It's falsely blamed for Washington's war. The pattern by now is familiar. 
Ravaging the world one country at a time or in multiples is policy. Terrorism is what they do, not us. Reasons for imperial wars are suppressed. 
Wealth, power, privileged and unchallenged dominance alone matter. Sacrificing human lives and freedoms are small prices to pay. 
Regime change is prioritized. False pretexts facilitate intervention. Media propaganda glorifies war. It's done in the name of peace. Propaganda wars precede hot ones. Managed news misinformation enlists public support. 
Mind manipulation convinces people to back what demands condemnation. Lawless aggression is called humanitarian intervention. Plunder is called economic development. Occupation, exploitation and imperial control are called democracy.
Might justifies right. Nations are destroyed for their own good. Humanity's increasingly threatened. Where things end who knows.
Syria's falsely accused of using chemical weapons. Iraq faced nonexistent WMD charges. Gaddafi faced fabricated rape and other war crimes accusations. 
Headlines falsely accuse Iran of numerous terror plots. Repeating fabricated charges often enough gets people to believe them. Doing so facilitates what's planned.
Syria's in America's crosshairs. Zionist hardliner Dennis Ross spurns peace. He supports Israel's worst lawlessness. He prioritizes war.
"It's Time to Act in Syria," he urges. "American values and interests are at stake."
"There is a moral imperative to try to stop the onslaught against the Syrian population." 
"It's hard to see how the country has a choice."
"(W)e need to do more to protect the Syrian population. (It's) an illusion to think that the United States will be able to affect the realities on the ground without providing lethal assistance."
Ross wants US Patriot missiles on Syria's border targeting its aircraft. He calls it "a no-fly zone on the cheap."
"Why not declare that any Syrian military aircraft flying within 50 miles of the border will be deemed to have hostile intent and will be shot down by the Patriots?"
"While there are costs in acting, the costs of inaction are growing by the day." America has "no choice." 
Don't expect Ross and likeminded ideologues to explain what's most important. International law is clear and unequivocal. 
No nation may interfere in the internal affairs of others. Belligerent intervention is lawless aggression. America stands guilty as charged. Syria's its latest victim. Full-scale intervention perhaps looms.
On April 30, the Jerusalem Post (JP) headlined "US mulls way to hit Syria chemical weapons sites." 
It cited a day earlier CNN report. It cited an anonymous senior administration saying "there is intensified planning in the works."
"As the situation in Syria becomes more grave and as we are increasingly concerned about chemical weapons use in Syria, it's the responsibility of the US military to prepare detailed options."
Boots on the ground may follow. Air and/or sea missile strikes are more likely. Perhaps Turkey and other NATO countries will intervene. Maybe Jordan and Israel will get involved. They border Syria.
JP cited the Arab newspaper Al-Akhbar. It reported "serious moves being made by the US that imply an imminent strike on Damascus." 
A senior Egyptian diplomat was quoted saying so. He added that Israel would likely be involved.
On April 30, Mossad-connected DEBKAfile (DF) headlined "Surprise Israeli military drill on Syrian, Lebanese borders," saying:
Thousands of reservists were called up. "Moscow, Tehran, Damascus and Hizballah headquarters would assume that Israel is massing troops in advance of US military intervention in Syria."
DF added that "Obama is poised for a momentous decision on whether to pursue military action against Syrian military targets, including Bashar Assad’s chemical weapons facilities." 
Three "primary options" were suggested:
(1) Bombing Syrian military bases and related facilities.
(2) Targeting alleged chemical weapons sites.
(3) Getting US troops in Jordan involved or make it appear likely.
Perhaps a combination of all three are planned.
IDF military exercises along the Lebanon/Syrian border suggests possible Israeli involvement.
On Tuesday morning, Obama held a surprise press conference. Press TV covered it. It asked this writer to comment on what he claimed about Syria.
He alleged "some evidence" that Assad used chemical weapons against his own people. He lied saying so. He’s a serial liar. He wants confirmation of a preliminary assessment based on intelligence information.
He repeated his "game changer" warning. He accused Assad of "killing his own people." We've heard it all before. He ignored long planned lawless US involvement.
He was asked if by game changer he means US military action. He responded saying:
"(T)here are options that are available to me that are on the shelf right now that we have not deployed, and that’s a spectrum of options." 
"You know, as early as last year I asked the Pentagon, our military, our intelligence officials to prepare for me what options might be available." 
"And I won't go into the details of what those options might be, but you know, clearly, that would be an escalation, in our view, of the threat to the security of the international community, our allies and the United States." 
"And that means that there's some options that we might not otherwise exercise that we would strongly consider."
Whether full-scale intervention looms remains to be seen. Perhaps Libya 2.0 is planned. Doing so will likely involve NATO. 
Rick Rozoff explained its post-Cold War global agenda. It partners in America's wars. It's waged them "on three continents."
Former US permanent NATO representative Kurt Volker was quoted saying it "engaged in eight simultaneous operations on four continents" in 2005.
NATO's "well poised to supplant the United Nations (as perhaps) the exclusive arbiter of conflicts" worldwide, said Rozoff.
It calls itself a "political and military alliance for peace and security." It's always been more for offense than defense.
It's a US-led imperial tool. It acts without Security Council authorization. It ignores international law. It threatens world peace and human survival.
On December 23, 1776, Thomas Paine said "These are the times that try men's souls." Imagine what he'd say now.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net. 
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
http://www.claritypress.com/LendmanII.html
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com. 
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.
http://www.progressiveradionetwork.com/the-progressive-news-hour
http://www.dailycensored.com/whats-ahead-in-syria/

NATO Terrorism and Zionist Fascism
Time has Run-out for Fascist Israel in Mideast (Part -75)

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If terrorism is junior partner of fascism, then, India, USA, UK and other terrocracies are junior partners of Zionism and Israeli regime. And of course all these terrocracies while collaborating on GST operations against Islam and Muslims also learn their lessons from Zionism, although the NATO leaders USA-UK terror twins might not admit it.

American engagement in achieving a two-state resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is only partial and not sincere enough, it has not done enough for the actual resolution of the Mideast conflict and peace in the region. Israeli Americans protect illegal Israel and let Palestinians killed by Zionist terrorists. .

In order to celebrate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, some 400 persons gathered on Dec. 1 in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton in Pentagon City, and honored four activists who have devoted their lives to serve the cause of justice and peace in Palestine. Maen Rashid Areikat, chief representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization to the United States declared that the event was is meant to remind the international community that 63 years after the United Nations’ 1947 partition of Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state, there is still no Palestinian state. Israel is adamant in its refusal to comply with U.N. resolutions, and continues to undermine efforts made by the entire world and particularly those of the United States to end the conflict,” continued Areikat. “Settlement building in the West Bank, the Judaization of Jerusalem and the siege of Gaza show that Israel is not sincere and genuine in its desire to end the occupation.”

The evening’s most emotional moment came when George R. Salem, a prominent Washington lawyer who served as President Bush’s representative to the funeral of PLO leader Yasser Arafat, presented a “Peace and Justice Award” to Craig and Cindy Corrie. Bird, who as past president of the Council for National Interest (CNI)has a long history of railing against America’s financial and military aid to Israel, told his audience that “tomorrow morning, Hillary Clinton should recommend to the president recognition of the Palestinian state now. It’s been too long. After all, Harry Truman issued an edict and recognized Israel without specifying borders, and he didn’t have to ask for a single vote on the Hill. The same could be true of Obama.” Shami, who was born and raised in Ramallah, the West Bank’s largest city, ran into controversy earlier this year when he was photographed in Houston wearing a keffiyeh around his neck embroidered with “Palestine” on one end and “Jerusalem is Ours” on the other. But he made no apologies for advocating for a Palestinian state — touted by most experts as the only feasible long-term solution for the decades-long conflict. They all said one and the same thing: Long live Palestine!

For now, peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians have hit yet another dead end, although the hope of an independent Palestinian state was as palpable as ever during the festivities.

Since terror wars unleashed by the NATO terror syndicate over Islamic world on fictitious pretexts like Osama, Sept-11, MD, etc, continue unabated, Israel is keen to take advantage of the terror situation and does not want to be in a “mood” to settle the decades’ long Mideast dispute of illegality. Both Israel and India think their terror strategies are being followed by their Western masters and they have valid reason not end occupation and stop massacres of Muslims.

Occupiers who kill the inhabitants do not deserve any sympathy and should be punished at the earliest. Abbas reiterated a Palestinian demand to halt Jewish settlement building, which deprives the Palestinians of land for a viable state.
The only exports currently allowed out of Gaza are a limited number of flowers and reason for this peculiarity is known only to occupying Jewish scoundrels. Last month, the Director of the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in Gaza, John Ging, said there had been "no material change" for people living in Gaza since the "so-called easing". Ging accused Israel of ignoring the demands of the international community to fully lift the blockade. The report stresses that virtually all exports remain banned, having a devastating effect on Gaza's economy.

US president Obama who has carried forward the Bushdom terror wars, seems to have identified continued US engagement in peace talks as a key policy goal. Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians resumed in September after a break of almost two years. But they were suspended within weeks when Israel decided not to extend the 10-month freeze on settlement building in the West Bank.

Even after losing its terror face before the world and Zionism, the US says it will continue to “explore ways” to bring the two sides together, but it is unclear how the US is planning to proceed. The Palestinians suspended talks in September after a 10-month freeze on Israeli building in the West Bank, excluding East Jerusalem, expired. Washington had been negotiating with Israel to try to meet Palestinian conditions for restarting direct talks. Earlier, the peace talks had resumed in September after a break of almost two years.

Israel just responds to settlement freeze by announcing fresh construction in East Jerusalem. USA tries to strengthen the Fatah Fayyad government and also pretends that Gaza doesn't matter. Without any clear vision, USA pursues the 'peace process' moving forward no matter what. Unless Israeli terror apparatus is properly contained nothing tangle will come out of talks and deals. Otherwise each president would repeat same process of welcoming the Israeli fanatic leaders in Washington.

World powers have intertwined economy and military into one single terror unit to threaten others. Since the end of the WW-II the USA and Russia have demonstrated the crude fact that terror power alone would make them super powers. USA-UK, the joint super of the world today, has also fostered an illegal entity of fascist Israel in Mideast and armed its terror power to contain the Arabs so that USA-UK could manipulate them to sell weapons to the terrorized Arab peoples and secure more and more energy for lesser and lesser prices.

Israel has served the Western energy purposes as well as arms deals in Mideast and Third world. India is one of the lucrative buyers of Zionist weapons.

Today, Israel has emerged the monstrous regime in the region selling weapons to many nations around the world and threatening the existence of several others. UN, USA and UK just enjoy the Zionist atrocities in Mideast.

Like US economic terrorism through sanctions, Israel has unleashed blockades on Palestinians as a strategy to cripple Palestine economy and silence them.

The reported contours of the Obama administration's offer looks pretty attractive for Israel to consider. And Israeli terror PM Netanyahu is back to Israel with an idea of “doing something” to show to Washington that he is in favor of peace. It's rather easy to be skeptical going by what Israel has been doing to prolong the occupation and massacres in Palestine. US Obama’s dancing acts do not create any sense of purpose by not telling the Zionists to behave and go for a comprehensive final settlement in Mideast before it is too late. That means Washington must use tough tone it is used to strike or to terrorize Iran or Palestine. His slow approach is likely to fail if it is not supported by action. Talks so far have not helped create any conducive atmosphere for making the future talks optimistic.

The attraction of the "borders first" approach for Israel is obvious. If it works, then there would finally be some real progress for the first time in ages, some confidence might be built between the parties, and the endlessly recurring settlement battles might be put in the cooler for a while. But the issues there haven't changed much since the last time the gambit was floated more than a year ago. It will be difficult to reach any kind of agreement on borders without tackling the vexatious issue of Greater Jerusalem -- not the Old City, but the sprawling metropolitan area that includes significant portions of the central West Bank. The Israeli move last week to escalate construction in East Jerusalem was a pretty clear warning shot that both the settlement freeze agreement and any 'borders first' deal would exclude the Jerusalem area. That's going to be a problem, and it's hard to see how it can be avoided.

Obama does exactly what his predecessors have done and failed to secure a much delayed Palestine state. The problem is the lack of imagination and tactical focus that have doomed the US administration to repeating the same mistakes over and over again. The administration's approach thus far has been to keep trying harder at the same things that were tried, just for the sake of it while the US-Israeli lobbyists control the “talk” process. All presidents have pursued similar gimmicks to prolong the Zionist occupation and never seriously approached the issue by reining in US-Israeli military-intelligence nexus and power of Israeli lobbyists in US decision making apparatus.

The notorious UNSC has not condemned the fascist Israel's pro-settler coalition government has refused to stop the construction, saying the borders of a state must be negotiated alongside security issues, and sees the US freeze demand as an attempt to set preconditions for peace talks. Palestinian leaders have expressed increasing frustration with the stalemate in the Washington-sponsored talks with Israel, which reached an impasse shortly after they resumed in September over the issue of Jewish settlements.

The Zionist leaders, thriving at the cost of Palestinians and have settled down on their lands, are facing growing pressure from the pro-settler lobby to vote against and prevent any halt to settlement building. Netanyahu's office says a deal could be reached in the coming hours and that the prime minister would get the necessary backing from his cabinet at the weekend. Political sources say seven ministers are ready to support the plan, while six were firmly opposed, leaving two ministers from the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party holding the balance of power. The Israeli official said there appeared to be a disconnect between the White House and State Department with Obama unhappy that Clinton had offered so much for such a minimal concession.

A traditional Zionist supporter, USA is known for its double-speaks on Palestine issue. Despite all gimmicks, the US regime over years has made little serious effort to try to build support for the peace process among the Israeli public. The Israeli public and political class does not seek peace and has largely lost interest in the peace process and isn't sure whether to trust Obama. But while the administration did eventually try to repair relations with Netanyahu and intensified its political, military and intelligence consultations with the Israelis in large part to reassure them enough on Iran.

Guided by Mossad-CIA agencies, Israel is damn sure that some unexpected events may simply be overtaking the formal peace process and meanwhile it could air attack Palestinians and expand settlements. . From the frenzy over the Goldstone report to the frenzy over the Mavi Marmara flotilla, the most urgent battles surrounding Israel's relationship with the Palestinians seem to have little to do with the formal peace process upon which U.S. strategy focuses. Those international ideological battles largely focus on Gaza, which is virtually completely left out of the peace process as currently defined.

US president Obama who has carried forward the Bushdom terror wars, seems to have identified continued US engagement in peace talks as a key policy goal. Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians resumed in September after a break of almost two years. But they were suspended within weeks when Israel decided not to extend the 10-month freeze on settlement building in the West Bank.

In fact, the USA-UK-Israel combine stands for toughest terrorist organization in the world, even replacing UNSC. Operation Cast Lead, US-Israel's major offensive in Gaza almost two years ago killed, as part of domestic poll strategy to woo the terrorist Jews, thousands of defenseless Palestinians, including children, women and old people and USA that keeps Israel never cared to condemn this nasty Zionist terrorism.

The US state terror department is making no comment about the “latest” Israeli situation, which if unresolved would be hugely embarrassing for both parties, while Netanyahu has said "intensive" discussions continued to get the necessary "understandings." Netanyahu said if he receives such a proposal from the American government, “I will bring it before the security cabinet and I have no doubt that my colleagues will accept it”.

Arab nations have an active role to play in resolving the issue without letting Israel decides things only in its favor to help build Palestinian security services. Obama has not properly understood Israel or he plays politics as US president and has not done enough homework on the issue before committing themselves to such a high-stakes deadline of one year. Israeli lobbies have enough power to make Obama fail and the Pentagon-CIA would aid that effort of destabilizing Obama administration. Previous experience suggests that getting that deal through the Israeli system won't be easy. That will only make existence of and Palestinians more complicated.

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UNSC Must Neck India Out of Kashmir!
A Sovereign Kashmir: Random Thoughts-151
-DR. ABDUL RUFF
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In order to silence the patriotic freedom fighters of Jammu Kashmir, India has systematically terrorized the Kashmir valley by suntanned terror operations, killing thousands of innocent people. Taking full advantage of the emerging global state terror alliances led by the same USA-UK terror twins, the Indian terror troopers, brutally occupying Jammu Kashmir, are killing innocent Kashmiris- already about 100 000 Kashmiris have been butchered by fascist Indian regime – unlawfully arresting youth and setting residential houses on fire with impunity due to the imposition of draconian laws. An arrogant US puppet India has already widowed more than 25,000 women, orphaned more than 100,000 children and molested or gang-raped around 10,000 Kashmiri women during the past 20 years.

India refuses to admit out of fear, but it is a declared fact that so long as the Kashmir dispute is not resolved, neither would political uncertainty end in the South Asia nor can the people of the region realize the dream of prosperity and development, but India is least bothered about regional stability or South Asian prosperity but all that it wants is high profits for corporate world and promotion of black money, money laundering and IPL garbage of international frauds.Indian obedient media now have been advised by the regime-intelligence outfits to shift their focus from Commonwealth Kalmadi fraudulence, Bharatratna Lalit Modi cash forgery and IPL midnight cheatings, etc, to pure Gandhian gimmicks so that current phase of IPL-Sachuin mischief to share midnight booty is not disturbed.

The point is India very effectively manages its hidden agendas as it has done so in Jammu Kashmir by brute occupation and fascist massacres, rather freely while moving closely towards global state terrocracies like USA and UK. USA-UK terror twins and their colonialist-imperialist allies promote capitalist-fascist nations with colonialist animal instinct. These rogue states have unwittingly promoted a similar mischievous entity like India for their own reasons, knowing that India has not fulfilled the promises, so far, made by its leadership in the past before the UN to give the Kashmiris their right to Self-Determination. Recent discovery of secret graveyards in Kashmir has set in motion anxiety of Kashmiris about the whereabouts of thousands of innocent Kashmiris, who have disappeared in the custody of troops, are yet to be made known while more of unnamed graves are being discovered.

Owing to the continued UNSC mischief over plight of people of Kashmir, Kashmiris lose some of their kith and kin almost every day in unstoppable Indian terror operations. The Amnesty International (AI) has revealed that at least 322 Kashmiris including children were reported to have been illegally detained without trial under the draconian law since January to September 2010. Amnesty International has demanded the Indian authorities to immediately release a teenage Kashmiri, Murtaza Manzoor of Zainakadal, Srinagar, who was unlawfully detained by the authorities under the draconian law, Public Safety Act (PSA) and flayed the occupation authorities and demanded immediate revocation of Murtaza Manzoor’s PSA. The 17-year-old, Murtaza Manzoor, has been languishing in Kot Bhalwal Jail Jammu since January this year under PSA. The Hurriyat as well as other Kashmiri freedom leaders have urged India to unconditionally release all illegally detained pro-liberation leaders and activists including Kashmiri youth, languishing in different jails inside and outside the territory. Kashmiris stress that the easiest solution available to resolve the 63-year-old “dispute” was implementation of the resolutions passed by the UN.

Indian terrorcracy in the name of democracy is working well in Kashmir against both Jammu Kashmir and Kashmiris. Even as India sponsored local polls are under way in occupied Jammu Kashmir with military controlling the Kashmiri voter psyche, Ghaibana Namaz e Jinazah (funeral in absentia) of martyred Kashmiri religious scholar and President of Jamait e Ahle Hadith, Maulana Showkat Ahmad Shah, was held in Khana-e-Ka’aba, Makkah, after Friday prayers.Thousands of people participated in the Namaz e Jinazah, which was led by Imam of Ka’aba, Sheikh Abdur Rehman Bin Abdul Aziz. Special prayers were also offered at almost all the mosques of the town where during the address the imams condemned Maulana’s killing. Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, a constituent of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) summons an important meeting at its party headquarters Rajbagh Srinagar in which Peoples League pays glowing tributes to Shaheed-e-Inkilaab (Martyr of Revolution).

The Indian regime, intelligence teams and media lords are engaged in only these illegal operations along with terror operations in occupied Jammu Kashmir by using paid agents of India and Jammu. India uses terrorism and cricketism to generate illegal cash and Parathratnas and wants Pakistan and Srilanka to play with India to make Sachuin (100 plus) the new father of India, not just god of India, while the Indian vast network creates fake encounters to throw sportmen out of running trains to promote fake patriotism. When every day some attack doe stake place n trains, only a sportsman’s case has become too important for Indian fanatic media, especially the TV channels that die for breaking and other news to keep the crazy Indians in good humour.

India has so far somewhat successfully countered Kashmiri fight for Independence by bribery and terror victim diplomacy. Many international leaders had thought India would give up Jammu Kashmir on being pushed into the UNSC to share power with other big rogues, but India remains a wicked beast and a cunning fox and blood thirsty vulture. Notwithstanding international outcry for making India take positive and concrete steps to resolve the India-created-Kashmir-dispute, India has not made even a n inch towards surrendering sovereignty to Kashmiris struggling for freedom from Indian yoke but it want to make its terror position firmer by entering into the UNSC with a veto handle.

By curfews and other restrictions imposed on Kashmiris, India weakens Kashmir. Kashmiris should be allowed to travel to Pakistani side of Kashmir to meet their relatives and friends. India is also selective in giving permission to Kashmiris to travel abroad and tries its level best to deny permission to freedom leaders to propagate their freedom ideals. The restriction on Kashmiri leadership is totally anti-democratic and gross human rights violation by India.

The killing of innocent civilians must stop, and India must respect the right of self -determination of people of Kashmir accepted by both countries in UN, and let the people of Kashmir decide their future according to UN resolutions.

World condemns the harassments and illegal detentions of Kashmiri political leaders including Syed Ali Shah Geelani, and called on UN to help resolve the issue so that people of Kashmir could live in peace. The UN must play an active role to solve this issue, and send investigating team to see the crimes of Indian army in Kashmir. Better late than never!

UNSC or its associate NATO must direct an innocent looking terror India to immediately withdraw its troops from Jammu Kashmir along with all draconian laws that enable the Indian paid terrorists to go on rampage in Kashmir probe Indian genocides and ask India to provide access to the international rights organizations in the terrorized territory.

Since India is not yet ready to withdraw its terror forces and operatives from Jammu Kashmir, the UNSC is better placed to initiate steps to kick India out of Jammu Kashmir and handover the nation back to Kashmiris, so that they could live in peace. India must get out of UNSC, however notorious this organization it might be.
The sacrifices of Kashmiri martyrs do not go waste in any manner. Nor would their mission would end without reaching to its logical conclusion. Firm on fulfilling the legitimate aspiration of Kashmiris politically, diplomatically and socially, Kashmiri freedom leaders have reiterated the pledge to continue the liberation struggle against illegal India rule, despite all odds.

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Did you post an ad on craigslist between July 26, 2012 and August 8, 2012? If so, bad news for you. Turns out that craigslist, and not you, owns that ad. In other words, if you try to repost it to another site, you could actually be infringing craigslist's copyright. Sound ridiculous? We think so, too.

Unfortunately, a federal court today upheld this oppressive term that craigslist included in its terms of service for that three-week period last summer. You might remember that we were encouraged when craigslist agreed to eliminate the provision, so we were left perplexed and disappointed that craigslist didn't drop its ownership claim over user posts made during that time when the issue came before the court.

Here's the thing: claiming an exclusive license to users' posts to the exclusion of everyone—including the original poster—threatens both innovation and users’ rights, and, even worse, sets terrible precedent.

Take a look at the actual term in question:

Clicking “Continue” confirms that craigslist is the exclusive licensee of this content, with the exclusive right to enforce copyrights against anyone copying, republishing, distributing or preparing derivative works without its consent.

So, if you posted a craigslist ad while this provision was live, you're out of luck. craigslist's ownership claims over user posts could potentially mean that the affected users can’t republish their ads on multiple services without risking a claim of infringement. And while not every craigslist post is going to go viral and have real value outside the original context (like the “Jesus Tap-Dancing Christ” car ad), users still need the right to post and repost their material in a variety of venues. Moreover, the exclusive license provision calls into question craigslist’s compatibility with common licensing schemes, like the Creative Commons ShareAlike license or the GNU Free Documentation License for the time that provision was valid. And, worse still: craigslist’s actions, and the court's ruling, only increases the chance that other websites will start demanding ownership of the content you post there.

Fortunately, the court did reject craigslist’s more extreme argument, that all your posts are belong to them. The court noted that, outside the three-week time frame, only the regular terms of use applied, which did not grant complete—and exclusive—ownership to craigslist.

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

In addition to craigslist’s overreaching copyright grab, the court also addressed craigslist’s Computer Fraud and Abuse Act computer hacking claim. 

The court correctly held that craigslist did not have a CFAA claim for the defendants accessing the website in violation of the terms of use.  As the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recognized, violations of contractual restrictions like terms of use are not a crime.  As Judge Alex Kozinski so aptly wrote, under the government interpretation that the Court rejected, “describing yourself as 'tall, dark and handsome,' when you’re actually short and homely, will earn you a handsome orange jumpsuit.” EFF is working on CFAA reform to ensure that this is recognized nationwide.

However, the court refused to dismiss the CFAA claim entirely, reasoning that the defendants’ alleged circumvention of craigslist’s “IP blocking,” in combination with craigslist’s cease-and-desist letters to the defendants, could be enough to make accessing the publicly available website into illegal hacking.

Cease and Desist Letters Should Not Make Access to a Website Criminal

The CFAA is both a civil and a criminal statute.  This is a civil case, but has criminal ramifications. While the court looked at the earlier Facebook v. Power Ventures case, it misread a key holding.  There, the court recognized that imposing criminal liability based on the “receipt of a cease and desist letter would create a constitutionally untenable situation.”  This would put too much power in the hands of private parties to decide what a crime would be.

Changing IP Addresses Is Not Hacking

The court’s ruling on IP address blocking is dangerous because it could criminalize innocent behavior.

IP blocking is a common feature by which a computer or network can be configured to discard or ignore all communications from a particular IP address.  One can IP block a particular computer, a particular ISP, or an entire geographic area, such as a country.

Because it can be easy for a user to change her IP address, system administrators know that this kind of blocking is a rather rough and easily ignored tool for limiting Internet connections.  It is not a true security measure, and giving it the force of law only encourages a false sense of security.

Indeed, Internet users who find their computers blocked from accessing a particular service might have many reasons to try to circumvent the restriction. It could be that their favorite coffee shop is blocked because of someone else’s spam, and they have every right to access the information. The solution could often mean doing something as simple as trying again from the coffee shop down the street.

There is nothing inherently improper, never mind unlawful, about switching IP addresses and thereby avoiding IP address blocking.  Moreover, when a website is available without restriction to the public, a private party should not be able turn access into a crime to back up owner preferences or terms of service with the weight of criminal authority. 

craigslist Should Help Create a Future We Would Want To Live In

craigslist has been a significant member of the online community, and has been helpful on key debates in the intersection of law and technology.  Its support of the SOPA blackout, for example, helped keep a terrible law off the books, and it has been a stalwart defender of Section 230, a critical law for free speech online.

Here, craigslist has veered from the path to a free and open Internet into a dark passage of walls, locks, and criminal prosecutions. We should not have a future in which terms of use can be used to put people in jail, nor a future in which websites own the content posted by the users. We don't want a future where craigslist can sue you for distributing your own band flyer by hand, just because you posted it on craiglist.

craigslist may believe that the defendants are harming its users, and attempt to justify its actions in the name of the user. But its victory here against a few people it does not like comes at a tremendous price for all of us. It’s not too late. Craigslist should drop its claim to own user posts, even for that three week period and be clear that it does not want a world in which the measure of criminality is defined by a private cease and desist letter backed by a next to useless technical protection measure.

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The head of the country's second-largest teachers union said Tuesday governments should hold off on linking standardized test results with evaluations of schools, students and teachers until everyone is on the same page.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, called for a moratorium on penalties associated with tests aligned to the national standards called Common Core benchmarks until the standards have been fully implemented.

"The fact that the changes are being made nationwide without anything close to adequate preparation is a failure of leadership, a sign of a broken accountability system and, worse, and an abdication of our responsibility to kids, particularly poor kids," Weingarten told the Association for a Better New York, a business group.

Forty-five states and the District of Columbia have adopted the Common Core standards.

The issue in New York, among the first states to test students based on the standards, has been contentious. New York students in grades 3 through 8 took Common Core-aligned math and English tests during the last two weeks although most schools in the state have not fully implemented the standards.

Some New York students complained that the Common Core-aligned English tests were too difficult to complete in the allotted time, and there were reports of students crying from stress.

Weingarten said she supports the Common Core standards, which are intended to increase rigor and prepare students better for college and careers, but she urged New York not to evaluate teachers or students based on this year's tests.

"Across the state, scores from this spring's assessments may be used to determine whether students advance or are held back, to designate a school's performance, and even to determine whether schools stay open or shut down. And they will be used as 20 percent of teacher evaluations," she said.

Merryl Tisch, the head of New York's Board of Regents, said the same percentage of teachers will be rated "effective" based on this year's tests as in the past. But she noted the state Education Department has said it will not designate any schools as failing based on the tests.

She added: "We believe strongly that this is the right thing for students and teachers right now."

Andrew Kirtzman, a spokesman for the city Department of Education, said, "This is about a special interest that doesn't want this to happen because of fear for their jobs."

The AFT says it has 1.5 million members. The National Education Association claims to be the largest teachers union with 3 million members.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Syria's U.N. ambassador said Tuesday that the use of chemical weapons is not only "a red line" but "a blood line" that cannot be tolerated and again demanded a U.N. investigation of an alleged chemical weapons attack in Aleppo that it blames on rebels.

Bashar Ja'afari said at a news conference that his government has bodies and other proof that chemical weapons were used in Khan al-Assad in Aleppo on March 19 and it wants this incident investigated first. The rebels blame the government for the attack.

Ja'afari said Damascus is demanding details of another alleged chemical weapons attack that Britain and France say was carried out by the government in Homs on Dec. 23 before it will even consider allowing U.N. experts to conduct an investigation in that city.

He disclosed that Qatar also sent a letter to the United Nations "claiming the use of chemical weapons in other parts of Syria," without giving dates or locations.

Pressed by reporters, Ja'afari declined to confirm that Syria has chemical weapons. "The Syrian government has always emphasized that the Syrian government will not use, if it possesses any, chemical weapons on its own people," he said.

He added, "The use of chemical weapons in Syria and elsewhere in the world is not only a red line, it's a purple line, it's a blood line, and nobody is tolerated or will be tolerated to use such horrific weapon of mass destruction."

He was speaking as President Barack Obama strongly suggested at a news conference in Washington that he would consider military action against Syria if it can be confirmed that President Bashar Assad's government used chemical weapons in the country's two-year-old civil war, which the U.N. says has killed more than 70,000 people.

Obama said that while there is evidence that chemical weapons were used inside Syria, "we don't know when they were used, how they were used. We don't know who used them. We don't have a chain of custody," he said.

If it can be established that the Syrian government used chemical weapons, he added, "we would have to rethink the range of options that are available to us."

Ja'afari blamed opponents of the Syrian government, which he didn't name, for launching "a campaign of incitement" which has included "trumped-up charges and fraudulent accusations against Syria" as well as a media, diplomatic and political campaign.

He said it was similar to the campaign leading to the Iraq War in 2003, when the United States and Britain claimed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. The claim proved to be false.

"What happened in Iraq is still alive in our minds," he added.

Ja'afari insisted that the U.N. team of chemical weapons experts should immediately go to Syria to investigate the Khan al-Assad incident, but made no commitment to investigating the other claims.

"The Syrian government is still waiting to receive information on these situations," Ja'afari said. "Then, if the Syrian government and the secretary-general and the Security Council members feel that these allegations are also credible, the Syrian government might — might — examine the possibility of asking for further investigation," he said.

If such information is delivered to Damascus, "then it would be up to us" to make a decision, Ja'afari said.

U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky said later that the U.N. experts "will look into the incidents in the order received," so the Khan al-Assad attack "is the first one, but the secretary-general feels that he cannot engage in a partial investigation, there needs to be investigation of all allegations."

Nesirky approved of Syria's desire to have a quick investigation of Khan al-Assad. "However, such cooperation should also be extended to Homs, the site of the other allegation," he said.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
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5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
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5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
5 Quick Tips to Healthy Eating and Nutrition
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