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A nonrepudiation service provides only proof of facts to defend against an opponent's effort to avoid a transaction. See Baum, supra note 16, at 6 (1994). See Guideline 1.20 (nonrepudiation), particularly Comment 1.20.1.
Government Spies Are Forcing Privacy Email Services To Shut Down Because They Cant Spy On Emails
PrivateSky developers speak out after being issued national security warrant Steve Watson 7spies.com December 12, 2013 GCHQ, the British counterpart and facilitator to the NSA, has forced a privacy focused email service to shut down because it could not effectively spy on the encrypted emails people were sending. As the blog IT Security Guru reports, a beta version of the ...
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Video: Government Criminalizes Church Groups Feeding Homeless
In what amounts to one of the most blatant displays of how truly corrupt the entire hierarchy of the establishment has become, church groups feeding the homeless are now being targeted by law enforcement and local government around the nation. Back on November 29th, I was alerted to the reality that a church group handing out meals for Thanksgiving at a local park ...
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Obama Justifies NSA Spying: Paul Revere Did It First
Argues US has always defended freedom through surveillance Steve Watson Prison Planet.com January 17, 2014 In a speech that was billed as an announcement of reforms to the NSAs mass spying practices, the president argued that the US has a long history of defending liberty by conducting surveillance. Obama even cited Paul Revere, in remarks clearly designed to ...
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Poll: Anger at government soars
TAL KOPAN Politico Oct 5, 2013 As the government shutdown continues in Washington, Americans are angrier with how things are going than they have been in years, according to a new poll. Overall, 87 percent expressed unhappiness with the direction of Washington, with 44 percent saying they were dissatisfied and 43 percent saying they were angry in a newCBS News ...
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Is Fukushima Decimating Wildlife in the Western Portion of North America?
Washingtons Blog December 31, 2013 Weve previous documented thatseals, sea lions, polar bears, sea stars, turtles, sockeye salmon, herring, anchovies and sardineson the West Coast of North America are all suffering mysterious diseases which are killing many. Weve asked whetherthis is related tomassivereleases of radiationfrom Fukushima.Update. ...
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