Typical. One set of laws for us and no laws for them. Not only do police officers (and a district attorney) buy machine guns for person use from the police department but the police department is fighting the Freedom of … Continue reading
I have a five hour drive to work at the beginning of the week and a five hour drive home at the end of the week. Five hours of boredom–except my mind has lots of time to dwell on things. … Continue reading
I updated my web site on the bigotry at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The changes were about the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) request I mentioned in this post. PNNL responded this week saying: PNNL completed a diligent, thorough search … Continue reading
I’ve heard some absolutely atrocious stories about New Jersey police before. Some were so far out that I was more than a little skeptical even if the teller had an excellent reputation for honesty and claimed first hand experience. All … Continue reading
This posting at The Beagle Express about some activities at the TSA included this quote: The federal agency in charge of aviation security collected extensive personal information about airline passengers even though Congress forbade it and officials said they wouldn’t do … Continue reading
Uncle points us to this article: Privacy no longer can mean anonymity, says Donald Kerr, the principal deputy director of national intelligence. Instead, it should mean that government and businesses properly safeguard people’s private communications and financial information. […] Mark … Continue reading
I got in trouble with PNNL because someone thought my daughter might have had access to “Official Use Only” material. The material in question was marked OUO but was never OUO. We managed to get evidence of that after filing … Continue reading
Some of my FOIA requests to PNNL are over two years old. And even after I won an appeal from an early denial they still are refusing to send me the data. We’ll, not exactly refusing. Every week when my … Continue reading
I received an email from my lawyer today about my lawsuit against Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: We do have service on Battelle. It was served on 1/22/07. Whoo hooo!! Full speed ahead! Of course that is in “legal time” rather … Continue reading
The New York Times has an article about Bloombergs attack on the right of people to keep and bear arms. They have the headline of In His War on Illegal Guns, Bloomberg is Facing Uphill. It should be In His … Continue reading
The police commit the ‘crime’ in order to get evidence: According to court documents, Spotsylvania detectives paid three visits to the Moon Spa in January and received massages, baths and sex acts on four occasions. Smith previously told The Post … Continue reading
I had planned to do the latest rifle postal match today. Results are due by midnight tonight. Then I got a call from someone else that is having some “unpleasant” dealings with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. We ended up talking … Continue reading
I’ve written about this before. Jeff at Alphecca posted another example: Leaving a Nashville courtroom yesterday morning, two Metro police officers were greeted by their peers and supporters with handshakes and hugs. A judge had just ruled they were not … Continue reading