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I took part in National Opt Out Day at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport with four other activists to inform passengers how they could opt out of the body scanners and protect themselves while undergoing the enhanced pat down procedures of the TSA. We were there from 10 a.m. until just after noon. From what I [...]
Some of the latest work posted to the DFW Alliance of the Libertarian Left’s blog are a commentary supportive of the efforts of those in the GLBT community to bring awareness to some difficult issues and an announcement of a new reading club event.
Fort Worth councilman Joel Burns received nationwide media attention [...]
A supposed justification for a monopoly government is the need for an impartial judiciary to resolve conflict.The idea is that, in a conflict, people will be biased in their own favor, so an independent third party is needed so that a fair hearing can be had to prevent a further escalation.
Even taking that at [...]
The tax sinkhole known as the United States military is projecting more development cost overruns in connection with the F-35 joint strike fighter.
Already the most expensive weapons program in history and years behind schedule, writing of approximately 35 million lines of computer code and other testing could cost an additional $5 billion [...]
A recently dismissed whistle-blower lawsuit highlights the double standard of those who derive privileges from government aggression.
In 2006, Sylvester Davis accused his former employer, military contractor Lockheed Martin, of following “unsafe and fraudulent practices in developing flight control software for the F-35 joint strike fighter,” according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Siding with [...]
A recent study funded by the city of Fort Worth concluded that streetcars would be “financially viable,” said a Fort Worth Star-Telegram article.
Granted, part of the problem with this claim is the source of the funding for the study in the first place. The consulting firm, HDR Engineering Inc., is widely known for [...]
I sent a letter to the editors of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram with regards to the widely publicized suspension of a local high school student wrongly accused of marijuana use in the wake of his father’s death. It had been more than a year since I last wrote to the editors.
You can read [...]
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Disturbing Allegations Against Sansom Park Officers Revealed
In the minute city of Sansom Park, just outside Fort Worth, the city’s police chief and three other recently resigned officers have had a litany of charges leveled against them by their co-workers on the force, according to a Fort Worth Star-Telegram report.
With a geographic area of just 1.2 square miles, the city [...]