Monthly Archives: April 2009

Air Force One Terrorizes New York City

Posted on April 28, 2009 by

In a strange and alarming drop into the Panopticon, Air Force One — yes, President Obama’s official airplane as named when he’s actually riding in it — recently terrorized New York City, sans Obama, as it strafed downtown Manhattan for … Continue reading →

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Covering the Austrian Panopticonic Eye

Posted on April 21, 2009 by

In London, two Austrians were detained because they were taking digital images of buses.  The police invoked “fighting terrorism” as the reason they required the deletion of the images from the tourists’ camera.

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I Do and I am Watching You, Too

Posted on April 16, 2009 by

In today’s dangerous world, is it enough to just say “I Do” when you take a vow to love and protect your beloved other during a marriage ceremony?  Isn’t it, perhaps, even more romantic to also add under your breath, … Continue reading →

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Panopticonic Consumerism or Mad Marketing?

Posted on April 15, 2009 by

Jamie Grace wrote this article. The journalist Pete Warren noted in an article for The Guardian (UK) earlier this month that Google have duly noted, anticipated and are working toward solving the major problem that exists in attempting to link … Continue reading →

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