The Department of Homeland Security has been taking its job very seriously lately. First, the DHS flexed its muscles by implementing the naked body scanners and their contingent backups-the groping pat downs at airports during the busiest travel season of the year. Americans should be thankful for protection against "terrorists" like the little 80 year old lady and a cancer survivor with a prosthetic breast. Now Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), under DHS, shut down over 70 internet websites suspected of piracy without notice to some of the owners. There's no indication other than "court orders" which explain how in the world the government had the legal right to simply block all of those domains. From Fox News: The seizures come as Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., vows to block an online copyright enforcement bill that was unanimously approved last week by the Senate Judiciary Committee. The bill would allow the Justice Department to seek expedited court...(Read Full Post)