a judge to laufrm secret surveillance against a journalist and his lawyers call it a deeply disturb ago tack on the free press. san francisco police raided freelance journalist brian karm endi s office seizing cameras and computers and cell phone and notes. the aim to find out who leaks the incident report on jeff adachy in february. it contained photos of the apartment where he died and a detail of a mystery woman known as qatarine yu with him that night. the search warrant shows police got ferm permission from a judge to obtain information from his cell phone for the day after adachy died. subscriber information, call detail records, sms usage and mobile data usage and cell tower data. glenn smith is with the first amendment coalition. just when you thought this couldn t get any worse, it has. his attorneys called a warrant and alarming and deeply disturbing attack on the free press to unmask his confidential source. the warrant allows police remote monitoring of the
one german officer suggested quote bombing london would cause panic in the population, rendering it doubtful that the work could be continued. and another said that if we do is frightful, then make frightful as germany s salvation. that word would be taken up in the british press like in america to symbolize germany s actions that year of 1915. however, the officer failed to convince the kaiser tasha wilhelm. why? because his feeling for british relations, this british cousins were highly ambivalent. he didn t wish to either kill them or destroy their palaces or indeed damage many of the landmarks of which he was fond. he considered that to quote indiscriminate bombing is bad when it means and kills old women and children. he went on if one could set fire to london in 30 paces then perhaps it would give way to something fine and powerful. all the flies, he said, should be concentrated on that city. what about poison gas? the debate here was less expensive. i thin
london all abolished prior agreements made at the hague conventions and would designed to some terror amongst populations. good evening. i served as the pres. and ceo at the national one museum and memorial and are delighted to welcome you to what will be an energizing conversation this evening. we we are especially thankful to welcome to the museum memorial. we re glad your here. we hope that you take time to come back and spend time in the gallery and spent time with the memorial. whilst the museum was designated by congress as the national museum of world war i the memorial was only given that honor in december of last year. so we are delighted to carry the distinguished honor of being both the united states national museum and mario that carries with it no federal funding but all the prestige that comes from the congress having taken action and pass something. [laughter] so that is reason to celebrate. the most distinguishing action of 2014 a bicameral bipartisan bill.
we are glad you are here again and my hope is that you will take some time to spend some time in the galleries and spend time with the pack in the memorial. in the national museum for world war i the memorial was honored in december of 2014. it s honored by both the united states national museum and memorial. it s in the prestige that comes from the congress actually passed something. [laughter] that might be the most distinguished action of the bicameral bipartisan bill. we are also pleased to welcome the speaking union and are grateful for the generous support for the fund of the project. i m especially pleased to english speaking union cosponsors on a 60-kilometer by craig on sunday when i stopped at a break at a school where we were having a drink one of the students asked me if they spoke british and australian. [laughter] then it was 100 years ago the world was forever changed by the catastrophe of the 21st century world war i and we lived in the shadow experienci
good evening ladies and gentlemen,. i serve as the president here that we are delighted to welcome you to the very energizing conversation real robber think full to the memorial or the museum. welcome we re glad you re here again we re glad you took time to come back and spend time in the park the museum was designated by congress as a museum for world war war memorial that was only given that on your december last year 2014. so we are delighted to be the united states national museum and memorial it carries with it all the prestige that congress has taken action to pass something. [laughter] so that his reason jews celebrate of the distinguishing action of 2014 of the bipartisan bill. pleased to welcome the english speaking union to be grateful for the support of this project i am especially pleased flow of the co-sponsors of the 60-kilometer bike ride on sunday where we were having a drink one of the students asked if i spoke british in australia. [laughter] the world was