Not quite [OT]: News about Revolution
Judy Perry
jperryl at ecs.fullerton.edu
Mon Feb 8 13:29:43 EST 2010
Wilhelm,
Do you have a nice, tidy URL for this? I'd love to rebroadcast...
In appreciation,
Judy
On Mon, 8 Feb 2010, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
> First the bad news:
>
> The European Commission has signed the Swift-Treaty with the U.S.A. that
> entitles American authorities to monitor any kind of money transfer inside
> the European Union and between Europe and the rest of the world. The European
> Parliament in its majority was against this treaty, but under the old law
> (until Dec 1, 2009) could not participate in that decision and now, however,
> might repeal it in the near future. The European representatives are
> presently under great pressure from the side of U.S-lobbyists, as the press
> reports.
> The possibility to collect and screen financial and personal data has
> far-reaching consequences not only for industrial espionage, but also for
> individuals.
> I could, for example, get into trouble on my next visit to the U.S.if I would
> renew my license for "Revolution" (happily I have done that already) or buy
> some add-ons out of the Revolution mega bundle. "Runtime Revolution" might be
> even worse as it suggests an immediate threat and an especially aggressive
> kind of revolution.-
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