Tag Archives: Middle East

  1. Revisiting NSA’s Prism and The Virtual Wall

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    June 11, 2015 by Anders Ingemarson

    [Editor’s note: As the NSA’s Prism program’s thrust into the limelight celebrated its second anniversary, and as our men and women in …
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  2. Volunteers For Syria!

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    September 12, 2013 by Anders Ingemarson

    When arguing the moral case for separating state and the economy, it’s important to distinguish between Separate What, the areas …
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  3. NSA’s Prism And The Virtual Wall

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    June 13, 2013 by Anders Ingemarson

    It has been said about the inhabitants of ancient Rome that the first time they felt insecure was after they …
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