lucifelle:

After vigorous resistance, the Department of Homeland Security was finally forced into releasing it’s 2011 Analyst’s Desktop Binder. It’s a manual of sorts, teaching all the storm troopers who monitor our Internet activity all day which key words to look for.

Facebook, a.k.a. the US government’s domestic intelligence center, is the primary target for this monitoring… though it’s become clear so many times before that various departments, including the NSA and FBI, are monitoring online activity ranging from search terms to emails.

Domestic spying is typically denied in public and swept under the rug. After all, it’s legality has always been questionable… if not entirely Unconstitutional.

Yet month after month it seems, there is new legislation introduced to deprive Internet users of their privacy and make the open collection of data a natural part of the online landscape.

Homeland Security’s key word ‘hotlist’ is really no surprise… they’re just the ones to get caught.

Afterwards there is a list of 377 of key terms to monitor, most of which are completely innocuous. Exercise. Cloud. Leak. Sick. Organization. Pork. Bridge. Smart. Tucson. Target. China. Social media.

Curiously, in its ‘Critical Information Requirements’, the manual decrees that analysts should also catalog items which may “reflect adversely on DHS and response activities.”

Absolutely unreal. Big Brother is not just watching. He’s digging, searching, reading, monitoring, archiving, and judging too.

Have you hit your breaking point yet?

LINK TO FULL PDF REPORT HERE

= Complete list of DHS monitoring keywords = :

Read More

what if i googled all of those words in one google search LOL 

but seriously what would happen

44

(via rawlivingfoods)

749

(Source: slyandtheraccoon, via hipporacle)

119

paintings-anabagayan:

ST4R CH1LD

10 x 14 inches

Oil on wood

(via skeleton-garden)

822

(via mysticmementos)

1954

thedailywhat:

Controversial Facebook Photos of the Day: Air National Guard members Terran Echegoyen-McCabe and Christina Luna recently posted to Facebook several pics of themselves breastfeeding in fatigues — which they do all the time on Fairchild Airforce Base in Spokane, Washington – and their photos have prompted outcry from around the world.

No matter that there are no rules in military conduct against breastfeeding in uniform; one disparaging Facebook comment compared the images to “urinating and defecating.”

Fellow soldier Rita Trujillo commented: “I as one of many women who fought long and hard to be accepted and respected as fellow soldiers and the right to wear these uniforms feel shocked, angry at these published photos.”

The photos were taken for the Mom2Mom Breastfeeding Support Group,which raises awareness of women’s right to breastfeed in public.

[dailymail]

FUCK YOU rita trujillo and the rest of the sexist shit world, you’re a piece of shit, DIE

3519

perennialphilosophy:

ladyrigormortis:

prettygirlfood:

Cucumber Gouda Sprout Sandwich

Ingredients
2 Tbsp (30 mL) light cream cheese, softened
1 tsp (5 mL) chopped fresh dill (or 1/4 tsp/1 mL dried)
2 slices rye, whole wheat or gluten-free bread
4 slices cucumber
2 Tbsp (30 mL) quinoa sprouts
1/2 tsp (2 mL) balsamic vinegar
2 rings sliced red onion
1 slice Gouda cheese

Directions

1. Combine the cream cheese and dill and spread on each slice of bread.

2. Place the cucumber on 1 side. Toss the quinoa sprouts in the balsamic vinegar and place on top of the cucumber. Add the red onion and top with the Gouda cheese and the remaining slice of bread.

Food porn. Yep….You guise, I’m droolin’ over here.

fuck fuck fuck.

(Source: sweetspot.ca)

405

(Source: retreattohibernate, via nirvikalpa)

175

(Source: boythug, via wildearth)

9381

thedailywhat:

Kids These Days of the Day: (Heads up — video is extremely graphic.)

The latest hobby among bored teens in Saudi Arabia — where strict Muslim customs limit their opportunities to really let loose — is drifting, and it’s all fun and games until someone loses a limb. Or their life:

[It’s] the “sport” of accelerating like you’re trying to break the light barrier and then slamming on the brakes. Doing so creates two possible outcomes: 1) having the vehicle slide around like a crazy-cool doodlebug while the tires ferociously screech and smoke, or 2) prompting a massive car wreck that maims or kills everyone involved, often in the most gruesome way possible.

Obviously, the latter scenario is captured in this video, filmed in Riyadh on May 25. The 2012 Camry was going 125 mph when it flipped; all four occupants died instantly.

[atlanticcities]

is it bad that i’m totally okay with stupid idiotic dumb fucks dying? good riddance. we don’t need more dumb-asses in the world.

551

I’m sure many of you have had a disapproving meat eater lecture you about how bad soy is for you. Somewhat ironic that much of the meat eaten world-wide is raised on soya grain. 98% of all soy grown in America, for instance, is fed to livestock rather than people directly, making American meat eaters the driving market of soy production in that country. Whoopsies!

So what is soy? Soybeans are the most widely used, least expensive, and least caloric way to get large amounts of protein with very little fat and no cholesterol. You can eat soybeans in many forms, including tofu, the beans themselves (also known as edamame), soy milk, miso, and soy powder.

Here is the breakdown on soy. (I’m going to get all sciency on your ass) Soy has phytoestrogens. Phytoestrogens are phytochemicals, or natural chemicals found in plants. These phytoestrogens work with and in the body similar to the hormone estrogen. Isoflavones are a type or group of phytoestrogens which are thought to be positive. Again, this group of isoflavones is thought to aid in preventing cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis and menopausal symptoms.

Some people are worried that eating soy can cause breast cancer, because they believe that phytoestrogens have the same effect as estrogens, and can thus increase breast cancer in estrogen-positive breast cancers. ➡ But wait! The average woman living in East Asia eats about 10 times the quantity of soy foods as the average woman in the United States. Yet East Asian women have lower rates of hormone-receptor-positive breast cancer than women in the United States.

But there is some research that eating too much soy could negatively impact a woman’s fertility, and we should probably be careful not to overload infants with too much soy in their formula.

However, the research is inconclusive, so to be on the safe side, don’t mainline soy. Enjoy your soy products, just don’t overload on them. 

(Source: vegansofig, via nirvikalpa)

462

(Source: magicalnaturetour, via cactus-cock)

22246

clearairturbulence:

Inferno

Artist: Gerald Brom

(via perennialphilosophy)

426

(Source: iraffiruse, via mysticmementos)

43493