Your iPhone, Android, Tablet, Car, smart TV, or any other “Smart” device has huge vulnerabilities. Your phone is not the place to store private information, and if you think you are not being tracked by your phone, tablet, smartwatch, or even your car, you are sadly mistaken. Shutting off features does nothing but limit them to hackers and governments.
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Privacy vs. Security
by Amil Imani
Since well before we eagerly leaped into the world of high technology, we gave very little thought to the possibility that someday we would find ourselves at a perilous fork in the road as a society, culture, and country.
Children Aren’t as Precious as Politicians or We’d Protect Them with Guns
It is a simple fact of human existence. People or property that is important or cherished is protected (quite often) with firearms. When more protection is warranted, you add more security, probably armed. This is the way with the government, but not with children in their care.
FIRE the “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice” Director and HIRE a Security Guard at Schools
Let’s face it, your kids need to be safe when they go to school. I don’t know what all of the answers are, but I’m seeing that a lot of elite private schools have a strong security presence in their schools. I can’t even walk into the federal court without running into security guards, and … Read more
Emergency Update for Google Chrome Users
On March 25th, Google announced an emergency security update to patch a vulnerability in the browser. All Chrome users are advised to update to this latest version to patch this high severity zero-day vulnerability.
Chuck and Kevin are Campaigning Like it’s 2010
by Ed Mosca
Do you remember the 2010 election … specifically the Senate race? Kelly Ayotte was the Tea Party candidate. For example, from Public Policy Polling:
Quick Takes – Hat Trick
by NITZAKHON
Within I pick three topics upon which to discourse, but not worth a full-length examination as a standalone piece on their own.
Palate Cleanser: So, Remember This When Setting up Your New Password
by Skip
Yeah, I’m generally in the 5.4X10 to the 8th years to the 4.9X10 to the 14 years range.
Abusing Joe Biden, WRBA, and Border Security
I join Liz Gabert (as a guest co-host) to talk about Joe Biden’s fall, who is running the Biden Administration, elder abuse, politics, culture, and we are joined mid-show by a special guest reporting on her recent visit to the mess on our Southern Border.
If the National Guard is an Immediate Physical Threat to the President Why Bring Them to DC?
Democratic lawmaker Steve Cohen of Tennessee is suggesting every Guardsman who cast a vote for President Trump should be a “suspect.” That’s right our representatives think the very people who defend us and them are our enemies.
America’s Immigration Policy
There’s a lot of noise about America’s immigration policy. What do you think? Is what is in place well reasoned? Does it serve the security interests of the nation? Does it keep us protected from disease spread, public health concerns? Does your social security rest on the results of bad immigration policy?
Security Expert Dissects Vulnerabilities in US Elections and Electronic Vote Fraud
This isn’t pleasant. I’m not all the way through, but I can safely say that hanging chads present less of a risk of bad election results than what we’re doing in most states today.
Since We’re Having an Election, Why Not Put an End to Socialism
In most election years the Democrats lie. They promise all manner of things in their attempt to buy votes. There are an endless array of government handouts, freebies and special interest priorities. We know it is bulls**t but we all wish Santa and the Easter Bunny would leave us something extra.
Should We Attempt to Recreate the Civil Defense Teams of the 50’s?
by Amil Imani
During the Cold War, I remember reading that, especially in the late 1950s and the early 1960s, it was not uncommon for people to build bomb shelters well stocked with canned goods in their backyards.
Technology, Society, Cyber-Culture, Privacy and Constitutions
by Amil Imani
Since well before we eagerly leapt into the world of technology, we gave very little thought to the possibility that someday we would find ourselves at a perilous fork in the road as a society, culture, and country.
The Barrage of Riots and Idiocy
Over the last few weeks this country has seen a barrage of riots and idiocy. These events have taught us something. Let’s just take a moment to recognize the subject of gun control died in the riots, looting and mayhem. That’s right gun control is officially dead. May it Rest In Peace.
Defunding the Police – An Insane Solution to a Fabricated Problem
It’s really hard to understand how we got to where we are today. The video of George Floyd’s death was deeply disturbing, but there has to be something else at work to bring about the widespread rioting, the wanton destruction of our national monuments, the vitriol directed at law enforcement officers, and the insane demands … Read more
Senate Fails to Override Trump Veto of Bill to Block Emergency Border Security Funding
The president declared a national emergency on America’s southern border. And at the time, it was an emergency. Right up until Trump said as much Democrats were on cable news wailing about it left and left. Families, children, cages, concentration camps!
Our nation’s future does not belong to globalists
Our future does not belong to globalists. The future belongs to sovereign and independent nations. America, like every nation, is responsible to protect their citizens. Nations must respect their neighbors. It is necessary nations honor the differences that make each country special and unique.
Immigration Policy
Strong immigration policy is foundational to remaining a nation. It is part of what has made the United States exceptional. Today the debate over immigration and border security is toxic. Many are simply paralyzed on the issue. The result is the security of all Americans is being held hostage. The Marxist open borders agenda is … Read more