On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Adam Shostack wrote: > (Changing the rules on a regular basis has some security value, as it > makes it likely that plans will be ruined. But it has the cost that > passengers can't plan..)
Some animals are more equal than others. It's interesting to look back in these past few years to see how more and more we've been conditioned to give up our freedoms. Fun stuff. More and more schools being modeled after jails, kids being kicked out for asprins or for pretending chicken nuggets are guns, having to wear uniforms, etc. It's interesting to see how much stuff that was in the interest of national security being declassified and available after 50 years. Lots of cool stuff on the history channel lately. I wonder what evil will surface fifty years from now on the history channel about the present? (Assuming that we don't actually turn into a dictatorship of course... grand assumption that.) > "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once." > -Hume Except in the case of national security and terrorist acts? Hmmm, we used to have the four horsemen of the apocalypse. I guess the horseman of terror has become the meta-horseman.
