I wrote to Representative Nancy Pelosi about my concern for water as it relates to security. Here is part of her reply: The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, amended in 1977, and commonly known as the Clean Water Act, established regulations for the discharge of pollutants into the waters of the United States. The act … Continue reading Clean Water Act
More news on the Mongol motorcycle gang reveals that the US government is trying to outlaw their identity. A judge has banned anyone from wearing a trademark logo: The judge initially issued an injunction Tuesday, but that order was limited to barring the sale or distribution of the logo. New language was added, saying the … Continue reading Mongol Trademark Seized
Secunia has posted a rave review of Symantec, saying that the big yellow marketing machine “beats the competition” at detecting exploits. How good is Symantec? Symantec detected a mere 64 out of 300 exploits, or less than one-fourth, leaving 236 exploits undetected! Wow, that’s great. Let’s beat the drum for the leader in a space … Continue reading AntiVirus Software Still Sucks
The article is called West Must Avoid Russia’s Mistakes in Afghanistan, and who better to explain how to do that than the man who led the armament and training of Afghan mujahedeen: Zbigniew Brzezinski. His main point seems to be that the US will fail if it tries to impose its own vision of government, … Continue reading Afghanistan Strategy by Brzezinski