Snowden, Silicon Valley and Trust
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Post-Snowden, Silicon Valley Execs Give U.S. Cyberpolicy a D-minus
Snowden disclosures called a disaster for Silicon Valley, the Internet, and the U.S. economy
Ten years from now, Edward Snowden’s disclosures about NSA surveillance programs will be looked upon as 2013’s single most important event with… Continue reading
Australian Constitution to Protect Vulnerable People
This article is about changes to the Constitution. The indigenous people do not want superficial cosmetic changes they want protections.
What most Australians don’t realise is that the Australian Constitution is an extremely important document as it enshrines protections and rights for the Australian people. If the Constitution is replaced by another type… Continue reading
US Lawmakers Investigate Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon
The High Tech firms most definitely have too much power. There has to be judicial and regulatory oversight as they shape change our world into a digital image. It is critical that resources go into peace building, international relations and ecological balance, in my view. The former area gets virtually no funding.… Continue reading
I-Ching Changes the World Book when Wisdom is FATE
In the heading note FATE means From All Thoughts Everywhere.
The I-Ching is an ancient book of changes. The I-Ching was used 1,000 BC, so it is very old. Remember that English translations are not Chinese, the translator can change meanings.
Perhaps it is wise to consider that every culture is… Continue reading
Chinese Checkers, Russian Roulette or a State of Grace
I felt to write a poem about the Chinese/US standoff. It is really an amazing process as I just allow the flow of nature to guide insight. I never know what I will write until it is written and I see the truth in it. Poetry is the song of the heart,… Continue reading
Circling Tiananmen Square Chinese Warships Arrive in Australia
When I watched the documentary I reflected on the rise of totalitarianism here in Australia. I felt a similar feeling of truth speaking, community unity, loving my country and so on, as all people’s around the world do when confronted with oppression, pressured standards of living and a hunger for change.
In the… Continue reading