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Yearly Archives: 2026
Tabubruch bei den Geheimdiensten
(July 13, 2026)
Was die Bundesregierung hier plant, ist ein grundlegender Umbau der deutschen Sicherheitsarchitektur. Geheimdienste sollen hacken, manipulieren, aktiv eingreifen und MinderjĂ€hrige als Informanten einsetzen dĂŒrfen. Wer ihnen solche Befugnisse einrĂ€umt, verschiebt die Grenzen staatlicher Macht weit in Richtung eines ĂŒbergriffigen Sicherheitsstaates.
Die Bundesregierung will den Entwurf spĂ€testens Anfang August durch das Bundeskabinett bringen. Jetzt gilt es, laut zu werden. Kubickis Appell ist eindeutig: Die PlĂ€ne âsind ohne Beispiel in einer liberalen Demokratie und mĂŒssen gestoppt werdenâ.
How to Change Your DNS on Any Device
(20.01.2024)
A Domain Name System (DNS) matches human-friendly domain names to computer-friendly IP addresses.
When you type in a domain name like cyberghost.com, for example, your web browser sends the request to your ISP via your router. Your ISP refers the request to its default DNS server. The DNS server then supplies the relevant IP address so your browser can load the appropriate page.
A DNS also saves a local copy or cache of sites youâve recently visited on your device for quick and easy reference.
It seems like a streamlined service; what could go wrong? Check the following reasons why you should change your DNS.
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Archiv: Deutsche und EuropÀische Union raus! (aus Eurer Internetverbindung) / Germans and European Union out! (of your internet connection)
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Stasi 2.0: Die Brandmauerregierung plant und baut den Ăberwachungsstaat
Der Paragraph 60 âSchutzmaĂnahmenâ hĂ€tte sicher Ulbrichts und Mielkes Zustimmung unter dem Label âdemokratische Gesetzlichkeitâ gefunden, wenn der Entwurf feststellt:
â(2) SchutzmaĂnahmen sind das verdeckte Einwirken auf
1. GegenstĂ€nde, die fĂŒr die Bedrohung gegenwĂ€rtig oder absehbar eingesetzt werden, insbesondere durch
a) BeeintrÀchtigung der Funktion von Tatmitteln,
b) Umleitung oder Unterbindung von Datenverkehren oder der Ăbertragung von Informationen, einschlieĂlich technischer Signale und Programmdateien, sowie die VerĂ€nderung der Ăbertragungsinhalte,
c) Bereitstellung falscher Informationen fĂŒr Beteiligte,
d) Löschung oder VerfĂ€lschung von Informationen, die fĂŒr Zwecke der Bedrohung gespeichert sindâŠâ
KĂŒnftig darf der deutsche Inlandsgeheimdienst in die PrivatsphĂ€re eingreifen, in dem er Informationen beschafft, sie verĂ€ndert, sie verfĂ€lscht. Er darf damit jeder politischen Partei und jedem BĂŒrger gefĂ€lschte Informationen unterschieben, die er dann zum Anlass nimmt, gegen sie oder ihn vorzugehen.
(July 13, 2026)
Das ist das neue Gesetzesvorhaben von Merz/Klingbeil/Dobrindt. Wir alle werden nicht nur ausspioniert – sondern können jederzeit zu Verbrechern manipuliert werden.
Senate Democrats Block Advancement of $1.1 Trillion NDAA Over Iran War
Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked the advancement of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, citing President Trumpâs war with Iran, which continues to rage following the collapse of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding.
The NDAA would provide the Pentagon with over $1.1 trillion in funding as part of the White Houseâs plan for a $1.5 trillion military budget for 2027, a nearly 50% increase from this year. The bill also includes an amendment, Section 1217, to further merge the US and Israeli militaries under a plan being pushed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A procedural vote of 50-46 fell well short of the 60 votes that it needed to advance the NDAA. Every Democrat, except two who werenât present for the vote â Senators Jon Fetterman (PA) and Alex Padilla (CA) â voted against advancing the sprawling military spending bill.
How Section 219, the US-Israel Military Merger, Would Thwart American Democracy
(July 13, 2026)
The House provision, which has a Senate version known as Section 1217, would also forbid the president of the United States from limiting intelligence collaboration with Israel over its human rights abuses. If the President ever wants to limit such collaboration, he or she must tell Congress and can only cite American national security as a basis.
In other words, these bills would connect the US and Israeli militaries in unprecedented ways and make it exceedingly difficult for any future president to unwind this partnership with a foreign government.
Congressional Proposal Could Deepen US Complicity
(June 16, 2026)
Buried in the US$1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act is a provision that would deepen US military cooperation with Israel while walling that cooperation off from further congressional oversight.
Section 219 (formerly section 224) creates the role of an âexecutive agentâ focused on folding Israeli technology into US weapons programs, and vice versa, including in missile and air defense technologies as well as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, cyberwarfare, and autonomous systems. Once implemented, the provision would speed efforts to embed Israeli technologies into US weapons systems in ways almost never codified into law, even for allies. As the protracted experience with unwinding Turkish participation in the F-35 program shows, practically, integration binds the United States to rely on producers in ways that become next to impossible to walk back later, even if lawmakers want to.
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Section 219 also calls for âdata fusion.â In defense doctrine, data fusion means combining feeds from many sensors and intelligence sources into a single targeting picture. The United States would be absorbing Israeli data, which may have been collected under problematic mass surveillance programs. Moreover, section 219 would be reinforced by section 622 of the intelligence appropriations bill, which mandates intelligence sharing and would further promote combining US intelligence streams with Israeli ones that could then be used by the Israeli military for targeting.
US militaryâs death toll rises to 14 in Iran war
The Pentagon updated its casualty count to 14 on Monday after the Navy identified the airman lost over the Arabian Sea last week.
More than 30 civilians killed in recent southern Iran attacks
More than 30 civilians have been killed in US attacks on southern Iran over the past few days, according to Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani.
US strikes kill 7 Iranian soldiers in southeast: Military
Thirteen US missiles struck facilities at a barracks in Bampour killing seven personnel from the 388th Brigade and injuring several others, it said. The army said âpassive defence measuresâ limited casualties.
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Three Oil Tankers targeted in successive attacks Off Omani Coast
Muscat: The Maritime Security Centre has reported that three oil tankers were targeted in separate attacks off the Omani coast, with one crew member confirmed killed and three others still missing, as authorities continue to monitor the situation and coordinate response efforts.
Indian sailor killed in Iranian strike on oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz
One Indian crew member was killed, and eight others were wounded in an Iranian missile strike targeting two Emirati oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the United Arab Emiratesâ Ministry of Defence said on Tuesday.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Companyâs (Adnoc) shipping arm confirmed that two of its very large crude carriers were struck and sustained âsignificant damageâ while passing through the strait.
Iran unexpectedly backs Trumpâs plan to charge ships in Strait of Hormuz â then declares Tehran will collect the money
Araghchi agreed that whoever provides safe passage for commercial vessels through the Strait should be paid for the service.
Then came the catch.
„Iran has always been the GUARDIAN of the Strait and will remain so FOREVER,“ he wrote on X.
And as for Trump‘s proposed price?
„20% is of course too much. We will be fair.“
Trump is âvery seriousâ about Hormuz toll push
President Donald Trump is âvery seriousâ about his plan to impose a 20% toll on cargo transiting through the Strait of Hormuz, a White House official told Semafor, asserting that itâs a plan heâs wanted to move forward with for months.
The president has long flirted with the idea of charging a toll, wondering back in April âwhy shouldnâtâ his administration do so and threatening to impose fees in June if a deal with Iran was not completed within a 60-day period.
Trump‘s Strait of Hormuz fee would have cost millions, opened „a very dangerous Pandora‘s Box,“ experts say
„Whether the going rate is $200 or $20m, there is no legal basis for charging vessels to exercise their right of transit passage through an international strait,“ Lloyd‘s List editor Richard Meade wrote Monday. „Whether such demands originate in Tehran or Washington is largely beside the point. The danger lies in normalising the idea that access to one of the world‘s most important maritime arteries can be subject to politically conditioned payments.“
Global shipping industry sounds the alarm over Trumpâs Hormuz toll plan
BIMCO analysis indicates that the levy would prove a substantial burden on the shipping industry. For a Very Large Crude Carrier, or VLCC, the cost is estimated at around $27 million per voyage, based on a calculated fee of 20% of cargo value, using the average Dubai, United Arab Emirates, crude price of $89 per barrel between March and June.
CNBC has contacted the White House for comment on the industry criticism.
âPirates of Hormuzâ: Brazil PM Lula attacks Trump‘s 20% shipping toll, calls it âpiracyâ
Brazilian President Luiz InĂĄcio Lula da Silva on Tuesday criticised US President Donald Trump‘s proposal to impose a 20 per cent charge on commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, mocking Washington as a „pirate“ state.
His remarks came after Trump announced that the US would reinstate what he called the „Iranian blockade“ and begin charging vessels for securing one of the world‘s busiest shipping lanes.
Trumpâs ridiculous Hormuz proposal is the last thing the world needs
The strait was open before the US and Israel joined forces to wage war on Iran, only to have that nation slam it shut. Some vessels got through during the ceasefire, with Iran charging $3 million for a fully loaded supertanker to transit the strait.
Trumpâs threatened toll would jack that cost up to $69 million.