Officials secretly RFID'd at Internet Summit
ewoudenberg writes "A Washington Times article reports that researchers managed to gain entrance to the Internet and technology conference in Switzerland last week only to discover that the summit's badges contained undisclosed RFID chips. The badges were handed out to more than 50 prime ministers, presidents and other high-level officials from 174 countries, including the United States."
fp?
DUPE DUPE, do dooooo...
When are you going to go after some other nasty dictators and oppressors then?
You are a fisting cock-sucker.
Burn in hell after you die from the gay plague.
Pig fucker.
... are those people who have to yell "DUPE" and post up a link. (Even after 20 other people already have). Congratulations for noticing - its great observations like that which lead to the capture of Saddam.
At least there's only one "FIRST POST".
SAD HAM HAS BEEN ARRESTED!
Where should I bring the greased Yoda dolls?
-CowboyNeal
My small dick is getting so hard I feel it's going to explode.
-Cliff
Is that you, goatse guy?
You sure sound like him.
Gay plague? Hmmm, you seem like you caught it already
Hey, I'd like to take up your offer but I live in TX and it's a long way to Holland, Michigan.
Your idea is so dumb. There is this little thing called National Security.
Location matters not.
This would help get an elected official assassinated, perhaps their family and or children hurt.
Get a free ipod.
Hasn't anyone noticed that the Washington Times was founded by Rev. Sun Myung Moon? I can't imagine anyone taking this publication seriously.
Underpants.
sexual relations==euphamism for intercourse
oral sex!=intercourse
Bullshit. I've got a Webster's Dictionary sitting in front of me that was published before the Clinton administration.
You can't tell me that oral sex does not fall into number 2 there. Hence the word "sex" in the phrase.
So, at least in that statement, he wasn't lying. Splitting hairs yes, lying no.
Yes, he was, per my point above.
But even if he did lie under oath, its not purgery if its not relevant. As his getting a BJ from Monica didn't have anything to do with the supposed harrasment against Paula Jones, it wasn't relevant.
Go watch a a few trials sometime. It was absolutely relevent. It establishes a pattern of behavior where a powerful person is requesting (and sometimes getting) sexual favors from someone who is a lot less powerful.
We just had a case locally where a cop was getting BJs in return for not issuing tickets. (Again, power over powerless). Turns out there were over a dozen different women before one finally turned him in. I see very little difference between that and what Clinton was doing. It is not ethical to solicit sexual anything from someone in that relative position from you. Period.
How many women did Clinton really take advantage of using his positions as Governor and then President?
"Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives" should be a convenience store, not a government agency.