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WikiLeaks Emails: Judge Told Stratfor Investigation Was a Result of Ruling Against Halliburton

Via Scoop.it – Demand TransformationThe Stratfor analyst “told him he was nuts to rule anything against Halliburton.” The case appears to be a November 2007 case against Hallburton Energy Services brought by the US government, though interestingly the Southern District of Texas already had a misconduct inquiry ongoing against him. The Justice Department was not [...] [...]

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Rachel Marsden: New WikiLeaks stash: a frightening view of government intelligence

Via Scoop.it – Demand TransformationAs promised in December, WikiLeaks has begun to release a stash of documents related to the modus operandi of the “private intelligence” sector, using Texas-based Stratfor as a case study.   A CIA officer who “serves the world” from his platform is typically put on trial for being a mole. But [...] [...]

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Voter fraud retires shameless GOP official? He should be in jail.

Via Scoop.it – Demand TransformationA lot of Republicans complain about voter fraud. But they are the most egregious perpatrators.Via www.salon.com Share and Enjoy: [...]

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Gigabit Internet for $70: the unlikely success of California’s Sonic.net WHY NOWHERE ELSE? Hint: Oligopoly

Via Scoop.it – Demand TransformationThey offer each house up to one gigabit per second in bandwidth, making this one of the fastest streets in America. For only $69.95/month (100MBps for $39.95, both include phone service. … Wondering “why can’t somebody else do this?” You’re asking the right question. But you may not like the answer.Via [...] [...]

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