Saturday, December 19, 2015
Friday, December 18, 2015
Have Human Rights Improved in Cuba? What a Dissident Thinks
It was one year ago this week that the Obama administration announced the United States would normalize relations with Cuba, saying the new policy would lay the foundation for democratic reform and human rights.But over the past year, violent beatings against pro-democracy activists have escalated, and the number of political dissidents being detained—over 7,000—is on schedule to break previous records.
Antonio Rodiles, a dissident brutally beaten for participating in a human rights demonstration last summer, sat down with...
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Robot Problems?
Teach Them The Three Laws!
Robots?
My Logic Is Undeniable
Watch This Robot Infiltrate An Office, Go Under Doors, And Gain Full Access To Locked Resources...
Paul Ryan's Horrible Spending Bill includes a SECRET DEAL THAT QUADRUPLES FOREIGN WORKERS IN U.S. and borrows from Rubio's 'Gang of Eight' bill to flood blue-collar job market
Buried in the 2,000-page omnibus spending bill released by the Senate Wednesday morning is a secret provision that many senators hope unemployed blue-collar workers won’t find out about.This provision would quadruple the number of H-2B visas for low-skilled foreign “guest workers.” It would allow more than a quarter-of-a-million foreign workers to enter the U.S. each year and work in the construction industry, hotel-motel services, truck drivers, food processing, forestry and many other fields that don’t require a college education.
A vote on the spending bill is expected late Thursday night, possibly after midnight, sources on the Hill told WND.
The bill also includes funding for all of President Obama’s foreign refugee resettlement program and does nothing to stop the proliferation of so-called “sanctuary cities.”
Legal immigration is already at an all-time high, with 1.1 million foreign-born persons coming to the U.S. every year, and a recent Pew Research poll shows 83 percent of...
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