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The War on Terror Flounders Comments on the effectiveness of new security measures and homeland defence plans. New York Times, US (free registration required). Defending the Homeland Becomes a Priority for Bush The government's approach to homeland security appears less than clear, because between 23 and 46 separate federal agencies play a role in homeland security, reports Jane's Terrorism and Security Monitor. Anser Institute for Homeland Security Provides extensive coverage on the issue and information on current events, a weekly newsletter, bibliography, virtual library and links. Wider Military Role in U.S. Is Urged Some voices in military and government favor changes in existing law to give greater domestic powers to the military to protect the country against terrorist strikes. New York Times (free registration required). Homeland Security Actions Presents policies, news and latest developments in coordinating national strategy to strengthen protections against terrorist threats or attacks in the United States. HOME Of The Brave, LAND Of The Free, WORD Of Empire Building Commentary and discussion on the use of the word "Homeland" to describe the United States. [Plastic] A Chilly Response to 'Patriot II' Outline of the proposed Domestic Security Enhancement Act of 2003. [Wired News] Privacy Activist Takes on Delta Wired News article about the organized opposition to Delta Airlines' testing of the US government system that would require background checks on all airline passengers as part of security screening. Boycott Delta Opposed to the invasion of privacy resulting from Delta Airlines' plans to test an airline security program in which the company will run background checks on anyone who flies from one of three airports. Urges a consumer boycott. Surveillance State "Since September 11, a flood of federal legislation has reduced American freedom without increasing our security." [The American Conservative] |
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