Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition

July 14th, 2010 No comments

Those with ‘concealed-weapons’ permits may now carry guns in church—at least in Louisiana. thanks to a Bill signed by Governor Bobby Jindal on Tuesday night. As reported by Politico, the law allows “permit holders who take an additional eight hours of tactical training each year” to carry firearms into houses of worship. See more here… http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/must-read/guns-be-allowed-louisiana-houses-worship

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The Casino Economy

July 11th, 2010 No comments

Prior to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithners visit to Berlin at the end of May, Webster Tarpley gave this interview discussing the proposals for regulation of trading and speculation, and also covers the ‘casino’ economy, ways of addressing recession and the free market fetish.

Save The Internet

July 7th, 2010 No comments

Support GetUp, Electronic Frontiers Australia and similar groups, lobby your MP – stop the Internet Filter.

Adrian Salbuchi on the Global Financial Crisis

July 5th, 2010 No comments

Adrian Salbuchi is an Argentinian economist who has plenty to say about the banking system and the Global Financial Crisis. This video is a year or so old but it acts as a good introduction to his thoughts, and we’ll be covering more of his material in future. Using his experience of the financial difficulties [...]

Who Owns BP?

July 4th, 2010 No comments

There’s a lot of talk about BP being a purely British company. Actually, the ownership structure and control of the company is a lot more complex. Some facts that have not been reported in the news: 1. 29% of BP is owned by JP Morgan and US companies own 39% of it total 2. Halliburton, [...]

cheap .us domains at Dynadot

June 25th, 2010 No comments

Get yourself down to Dynadot for some cheap deals on .us domains. “We are selling new .US domains for just $4.99! This is a $3 discount off the normal registration price of $7.99! Get your very own .US domain for less than $5! This sale only applies to the first year of any new .US [...]

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DigitalPoint has gone crap

June 19th, 2010 No comments

Yeah, yeah been away a while I know. Too busy trying to earn a crust and not doing the stuff I want to. Been away for a while and then started visting NamePros and DigitalPoint again. NamePros is as good as ever – almost certainly the best Domainers forum out there, but DigitalPoint has turned [...]

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Internet Censorship in Australia

December 21st, 2009 No comments

So – it seems like Senator Conroy and  ‘new Labor’ are insistent on enforcing internet censorship on the Australian people. We would suggest you read this blog post and also read Google’s view on the matter . You may also wish to express your views at Getup: http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/SaveTheNet&id=892

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Google Caffeine here?

September 6th, 2009 No comments

Looks as though Google may be rolling out their latest changes now, so keep a look out for how your site is being indexed, and how quickly. Caffeine seems to be aimed at stripping out spam sites from search results, but it is also showing some changes in indexing/SERPS re ‘old’ Google. See more here: [...]

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Bing Brings Yahoo and Microsoft together

July 30th, 2009 1 comment

Well, the on-off affair between Microsoft and Yahoo is back on again as the companies announce a partnership arrangement aimed at improving their share of the search market. The result will see Yahoo using Microsoft’s Bing search engine technology in conjunction with Yahoo’s ad network. I don’t see this an an attempt to try and take [...]