Re: [liberationtech] InvestigatingTrump.com

[ernesto ortiz]

Wow! we lost the opportunity to investigate Obama (specially in his last
days), or Clinton, or whoever in the Presidency; why not
investigatingPower.com, or PresidencyFiles.com or something like that?
It seems that these kind of nowadays fever has more to do with this
current Presidente than with a real interest for truth or decency or
solidarity or even the infosec... (I mean, it looks as a partisan or
ideological matter).



El 6/2/17 a las 5:39 a. m., Yosem Companys escribió:
> From: Michael Ravnitzky >
>
> Investigative Reporter Peter Lance has started a website called:
>
> http://www.InvestigatingTrump.com 
>
> Michael Ravnitzky
> mike...@verizon.net 
>
>

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Re: [liberationtech] Price of the #MuslimBan

[ernesto ortiz]

Here’s What Trump’s Immigration Order Says And How It Needs To Be Fixed:
https://t.co/GTWXRcUj3W (at thefederalist.com)


El 31/1/17 a las 1:02 a. m., FL escribió:
> I've read that that information is not completely accurate, since the 
> specific designation of the seven countries included in the infamous list was 
> made by intelligence organisms.
>
> Not that I love Trump, but I try to stay as close to the facts as possible.
>
> FL
>
>> On 30-01-2017, at 14:51, Rich Kulawiec  wrote:
>>
>> (Note the careful exemption
>> of majority-Muslim countries in which Trump owns hotels/resorts.)

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Re: [liberationtech] Price of the #MuslimBan

[ernesto ortiz]

Some people think that hiring 1 refugees is above all (and without
other consideration) an act of compassion; some others think that to do
it per se (without meditate the pros and cons) is an act of
irresponsibility. As remarked by Yosem Companys, the reality and our
thinkings (and feelings) are not (usually) black or white. We should
avoid to make a war in the name (or with the guns) of our absolute point
of view.


El 30/1/17 a las 8:33 p. m., Rich Kulawiec escribió:
> On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 07:35:40PM +0100, ernesto ortiz wrote:
>> Really? Are you sure that Republicans here -all of them- are so bad that
>> undoubtedly do not hesitate to demonize the others? 
> I am quite certain that Trump's supporters (which is the set of people
> I'm talking about and is clearly a set that only partially overlaps
> "Republicans") will do exactly that because they have been saying so,
> very loudly, very often, very unmistakably, for a long time.  And you
> know what?  I take them at their word.  I believe them.
>
> Have you not been listening?
>
> ---rsk
>
> p.s. They're doing it again RIGHT NOW, as you're reading this.
> They're thrashing Starbucks because the CEO announced that they would
> hire 10,000 refugees over the next 5 years.  Now we could all nitpick
> that (and we probably will) but at least it's an attempt to do
> something humane and decent and compassionate.  Consider carefully
> what kind of a person has a problem with that and then tell me how
> I could possibly demonize them any more than they already have.
>

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Re: [liberationtech] Cuba, Technology & US-Cuba Relations - Ths, 12/15 @ 4:00 (EST)

[ernesto ortiz]

I thought this was something about internet rights and technology for
Cubans but what I see is the typical apology to the Cuban government
(and to Fidel Castro) disguised with the discourse of "the friendship
and the solidarity", and that considers the American embargo as the only
and exclusive responsible of all the troubles in Cuba.

El 8/12/16 a las 4:33 p. m., peter miller escribió:
> The Dr. DigiPol Show with Alan Rosenblatt:
>  Cuba, Technology & Normalizing US-Cuba Relations 
> Featuring Nalda Vigezzi, Greg Klave & Cheryl LaBash
> from The National Network on Cuba 
> Thursday, December 15, 4:00-5:00pm (EST)
>  
> Nearing the two year anniversary of the historic December 17, 2014 joint 
> normalization announcements by Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro, we 
> talk with three of the five co-chairs in the National Network on Cuba about 
> the implications of the death of Fidel Castro and the new regime of 
> president-elect Donald Trump for US-Cuba relations.  Malda, Greg, and Cheryl 
> will also discuss the use of media and technology they co-ordinate for the 
> network of solidarity groups – the www.nnoc.info web site and listserv, its 
> Facebook page and webinars, organizing and advising local film and video 
> festivals. 
>
> The Dr. DigiPol Show with Alan Rosenblatt -- #DrDshow, @DrDigiPol, 
> http://facebook.com/DrDigiPolisIN -- offers cutting-edge analysis of how 
> digital and social media is transforming our political reality. The show is 
> streamed live via Shindig.com on Thursdays at 4:00 pm EST (1:00 PM PST) and 
> features a weekly roundup of how social and digital media is impacting the 
> politics of the day and expert guests who will take a deep dive into new ways 
> that digital media is changing the way we engage in politics. The RSVP page 
> for this program is at http://events.shindig.com/event/digipolshow15.
>
> -peter
> https://peterbmiller.wordpress.com/cuba-project
>  

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