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Technocracy: Trial By YouTube

Wednesday, June 12, 2013
By Phil Elmore
Technocracy: Trial By YouTube

Can a man use YouTube to sway the justice system in his favor? That’s the question asked by my WND Technocracy column this week. When facing legal charges, you do yourself the most favors by shutting your mouth. It isn’t a surprise that some crazy people use video sharing sites to inflict their various... »

Pummeled by Special Interests, TSA Reverses Changes to Small Blade Restrictions

Thursday, June 6, 2013
By Phil Elmore
Pummeled by Special Interests, TSA Reverses Changes to Small Blade Restrictions

After roughly three months of contentious argument, the Transportation Security Administration announced Wednesday that it was reversing its decision to allow certain small knives aboard planes.  While discussion over just how to screen passengers for maximum security benefit continues, passengers will not be able... »

Technocracy: The Child Molesters Among Us

Thursday, June 6, 2013
By Phil Elmore

My WND Technocracy column today is about kiddie porn. Specifically, it is my opinion that people who download kiddie porn, real or “virtual,” are child molesters. It is only a matter of time before a piece of human filth who enjoys watching underage sex... »


Technocracy: No Refuge For Internet Big-Mouths

Wednesday, May 29, 2013
By Phil Elmore

My WND Technocracy column this week is about reaping what you sow when you shoot off your mouth online. It wasn’t me. I wasn’t there. I was holding it... »

Technocracy: YouTube Frauds and Freaks

Thursday, May 23, 2013
By Phil Elmore

My WND Technocracy column this week was inspired by the sad tale of a certain self-styled “ninjitsu” instructor who has been chronicling his extensive legal troubles on YouTube. No... »

Technocracy: 3D-Printed Guns Are Here To Stay

Wednesday, May 15, 2013
By Phil Elmore
Technocracy: 3D-Printed Guns Are Here To Stay

My WND Technocracy column this week is about the furor over the 3D-printed gun. The government is now trying to assert controlling authority over, not firearms or parts, but... »