New US military guidelines have opened the way for service members to wear religious clothing such as turbans or skullcaps while on duty, the Department of Defense has announced.

The Defense Department today released a new instruction that details its updated policy on making religious accommodations requested by service members, Pentagon spokesman Navy Lt. Cmdr. Nathan J. Christensen said today.

Aber ich denke, so schlimm wird das nicht sein. Da kommt bestimmt bald raus, dass das alles V-Leute von Geheimdiensten waren und gar keine Kriminellen!1!!

There are some possible other explanations, including just a general screwup on the part of Amazon. But given the revelations of how the NSA‘s TAO group does very targeted spying, that often involves getting access to computers being shipped to targets, combined with the fact that the NSA has made it clear that breaking Tor is a priority that has mostly stymied them, this certainly should raise multiple eyebrows.

Das konnte man zuletzt wunderschön sehen, als jemand einen Artikel über die Gaby-Weber-Dokumentation „Wunder gibt es nicht“ schrieb.

One of the most common defenses of the NSA‘s bulk phone record collection (in which they get access to the record of basically every phone call in the US) is that the program has been reviewed and reapproved by the FISA Court every few months. Especially after the ruling by Judge Richard Leon calling the program unconstitutional, defenders of the program kept insisting that „every other judge“ who reviewed the program had found it legal, with basically all of those other judges being the FISA court. Just yesterday, for example, Attorney General Eric Holder claimed that „at least 15 judges on about 35 occasions have said that the program itself is legal.“

Israeli troops killed a Palestinian man on Friday and wounded another in a cross-border confrontation with protesters in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army and Palestinian hospital officials said.