
“Well, that was fast. It’s not even been a week since the Liberator, the gun made out of plastic and printed on a 3D printer, was first unveiled and test shot. And already someone has downloaded the plans, made a copy of the gun and smuggled it aboard international transport. Entirely by-passing the usual security arrangements. That, at least, is what the Mail on Sunday claims two of its reporters did. But what they actually did is take a few pieces of plastic through security. Which, when assembled on the train, made up a non-functional gun with no ammunition available for it. Which is, when you come to think about it, really rather less scary.”
Related posts:
Preparing for the upcoming federal confrontation on legalized marijuana
The Oil Patch Will Rise Again
After 50 Years, Washington Has Lost the War on Poverty
Glenn Greenwald: What Foreign Policy “Debate” Means on “Face the Nation”
Private Investigators Targeted in Britain
Where in Constitution Is CIA Absolved of Its Multitude of Crimes?
Paul Craig Roberts: “The world will not survive the neoconservatives' doctrine”
How to Start a War by the Bootstrap Method
Corporate Bonds Are The IEDs Of Monetary Central Planning
How Do Ponzi Schemes End?
Glenn Greenwald: Andrew Sullivan, terrorism, and the art of distortion
Will Canada’s hard line on Eritrea’s ‘diaspora’ tax apply to the U.S.?
More Data on Why California Will Become the Next Greece
An Anti-Semitic American Law Created the State of Israel, and a Whole Lot of Trouble
Andrew P. Napolitano: More Holes in the Fourth Amendment