Musings by maymay, academic with no Academy, culture hacker with no cultural home, busker with no hat.
I blog at Male Submission Art, host Kink On Tap, and support KinkForAll as much as I can, among more things.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'm censored in some places. Make of that what you will. Follow me on Twitter.
I blog at Male Submission Art, host Kink On Tap, and support KinkForAll as much as I can, among more things.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'm censored in some places. Make of that what you will. Follow me on Twitter.
People in the United States of America have the ability to democratically change this situation if they are unhappy with the truth; they now have information that will assist them in having a clearer picture. Perhaps they will demand more transparency and more accountability. It is clear that they will find out how the war is actually going, and see what they’re financing.
Jacob Applebaum, discussing the Wikileaks disclosure of more than 90,000 US military secrets concerning the war in Afghanistan several days before he was detained at the US border, questioned about his involvement for 3 hours, and had his laptop searched and mobile phones confiscated by government agents.
