By Daniel McAdams Ron Paul Institute June 21, 2017 Security…or Surveillance? The Edward Snowden Interview What does former NSA analyst turned whistleblower Edward Snowden have to tell us about liberty? About trading a little freedom for government promises of security? Does he feel that his historic release of government documents showing how the […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post June 16, 2017 Japan Imposes Sweeping Pre-Crime Surveillance Law Ahead Of 2020 Olympics With the latest spate of terror attacks we are beginning to witness supposedly democratic countries take increasingly tyrannical positions in the name of security. Yesterday, Germany made it clear that they were willing to eradicate […]
By Jeff Paul Activist Post June 15, 2017 Fearing Terrorism, Germany Wants To Fingerprint 6-Year-Old Children And Force Smartphone Surveillance “We can’t allow there to be areas that are practically outside the law,” German interior minister Thomas de Maiziere told reporters today while announcing new Nazi-like surveillance measures to fight terrorism. The […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post June 12, 2017 Chicago Police Refuse To Reveal “Heat List” Pre-Crime Surveillance Tactics – Journalists Sue The Chicago police department continues to march toward what it calls “policing in the 21st century.” If their conduct is any indication, that police work would include systemic corruption, unlawful detention, torture, […]
By Kurt Nimmo Another Day in the Empire June 10, 2017 The Surveillance State and Big Brother Trump Despite his opposition to surveillance during the campaign, Trump has flip-flopped once again and now supports the surveillance state. His Homeland Security advisor, Tom Bossert, who worked with the Bush administration, penned an editorial […]
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By GENNIE GEBHART Electronic Frontier Foundation May 23, 2017 HOW TO OPT OUT OF TWITTER’S NEW PRIVACY SETTINGS Since Wednesday night, Twitter users have been greeted by a pop-up notice about Twitter’s new privacy policy, which will come into effect June 18: Contrary to the inviting “Sounds good” button to accept […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post May 19, 2017 Delta Airlines Introducing Facial Recognition For Travelers The desire for security, efficiency and convenience is a narrative that continues to incrementally condition the population to accept the erosion of privacy and civil liberties on a number of fronts. The modern-day airport can certainly test the patience […]
By Nathaniel Mauka Waking Times May 4, 2017 How Not to Be a Digital Slave of the Deep State Catherine Austin Fitts, former US Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (under both Bush Sr. and Clinton), has some interesting insights about the possible futures which face us as a world population. […]
By John W. Whitehead The Rutherford Institute May 3, 2017 Big Brother Is Still Watching You: Don’t Fall for the NSA’s Latest Ploy “You had to live—did live, from habit that became instinct—in the assumption that every sound you made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every movement scrutinized.”—George Orwell, 1984 Supposedly the […]
By Michael S. Rozeff LewRockwell.com April 24, 2017 Will the FBI Spy on the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity? It Wouldn’t Surprise Me Carter Page is an FBI target of investigation, and he shouldn’t be. He has been under surveillance for years, and he shouldn’t be. The FBI’s reasons are […]
By Claire Bernish Free Thought Project April 22, 2017 CIA Launches Manhunt for ‘Traitor’ Who Showed the World They Spy on EVERYONE CBS News first reported a manhunt inside the Central Intelligence Agency in search of the source who provided thousands of top secret documents to Wikileaks, published in its “Vault 7” — […]
By Daniel Lang The Daily Sheeple April 22, 2017 MILLIONS OF SCHOOL-ISSUED COMPUTERS ARE SPYING ON KIDS WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT There was widespread outrage back in 2010 when it was discovered that a Philadelphia school district had issued laptops to students with a very creepy function. Unbeknownst to both students and parents, […]
By Derrick Broze Activist Post April 18, 2017 Lawsuit Attempts To Hold Foreign Governments Accountable For Spying On Americans The Electronic Frontier Foundation is attempting to reverse a court decision that they say could potentially lead to immunity for foreign governments who spy, attack, and even murder Americans. On Thursday April 13, the Electronic […]
By Kate Cox Consumerist April 17, 2017 Killing Privacy Is Fine Because “Nobody’s Got To Use The Internet,” House Rep Says From a distance, it can often be easy to criticize Congress as being out of touch, no matter what members are actually doing or what policies they’re proposing. But every once […]
