Yikes.  Daily Mail

The U.S. military bombed a humanitarian hospital last year in Afghanistan, killing 42 innocent people in the hospital.  Yet how much have you actually heard about it?  Now, how much have you heard about the Brussels attack?  The answer of why lies in what the political implications are of each attack.  Brussels elevates the Warfare State, no telling how many bombs will drop due to that attack.  The hospital attack, however, mars the image of endless war, it’s a strike against the Empire.  Activist Post

Trump and Cruz immediately call for one after Brussels attack.  The problem with a Police State, as with all government programs, is that it’s easy to build one, but almost impossible to get rid of one.

Electronic Intifada.  Calling migrants a cancer is racist when coming from Trump, but not from Israeli leaders, according to AIPAC conference attendees.

In this case, encryption, although none of the Brussels bombers used encrypted devices.  They used burner phones, which were activated just hours before carrying out the attack.

Tech Dirt.  Greedy utility companies don’t like energy innovation that they can’t monopolize.  So, they lobby for restrictive regulations by pretending to be for solar power.

Harpers.  The Nixon-led campaign against marijuana, heroin, and other drugs was a facade that gave them the excuse to demonize anti-war hippies and blacks.  It gave them the power to raid their houses, surveil them night and day, and discredit them in the eyes of the public.  The Drug War was about power then, and it’s about power today.

Reason.  Governments are great at creating terrorists, but don’t count on them being there when those same terrorists come to kill you.

FEE.  A simple solution that the Political Class does not want to hear.

By bankrolling ugly, just ugly, modern art.