By Nicholas West Activist Post August 8, 2017 New Graphene Electronic Tattoo For Tracking Internet Of Things And Biometric IDs New biometric tracking methods seem to be rolled out by the day for policing, travel, banking, medical applications, and beyond. February of last year I covered a development by a company called Chaotic Moon […]
By Joe Jarvis The Daily Bell August 4, 2017 Why the Government Hates Your Car How could The Daily Bell be so clueless and naive about autonomous vehicles? A lot of you pointed out in the comments of a recent article called 5 Huge Benefits of Self Driving Cars, that the government and their media […]
By John Vibes Activist Post August 4, 2017 New York Police To Implement “Textalyzer” To Monitor Cellphone Use While Driving Police in the “Empire State” of New York have reportedly proposed the implementation of a new device that would be able to detect when drivers are using their cell phones. The device has […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post August 1, 2017 Facial Recognition ID Begins To Spread From Planes To Trains The march continues to accelerate toward a future of biometric ID for all travel. Regular readers might know that over the past several months I’ve been covering some disturbing developments at airports in the U.S. and […]
By Mac Slavo SHTFplan.com July 31, 2017 There Are People Who WANT To Be Micro Chipped Who would want to be micro chipped? Many, apparently. Some people are begging for a micro chip to be implanted in their body – one that could do everything a smartphone can do and more. “I am […]
By Dawn Luger The Daily Sheeple July 24, 2017 Wisconsin Company Announces They Will Implant Microchips In Employees Three Square Market company has announced that they will be the first to micro chip employees, and to those concerned: have no fear. Three Square Market wants all to know that they won’t be installing […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post July 19, 2017 Police Body Cameras To Be Equipped With Facial Recognition Given the steady roll-out of biometrics in banking, personal computing, and travel as of late, it seemed to be just a matter of time before police were equipped the latest biometric ID technology. Defense One reports that, Device-maker Motorola will work with artificial […]
By John W. Whitehead The Rutherford Institute July 1, 2017 The Age of No Privacy: The Surveillance State Shifts Into High Gear “We are rapidly entering the age of no privacy, where everyone is open to surveillance at all times; where there are no secrets from government.” ― William O. Douglas, Supreme Court […]
By Derrick Broze Activist Post June 30, 2017 New Invasive Measures Are Coming To Your Local Airport The federal government will soon begin searching through travelers’ books at the airport as airlines test out fingerprint scans. Next time you choose to take a flight in the United States, you will not only be given […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post June 27, 2017 Low-Cost Micro Satellites are Spawning a Global Surveillance Arms Race The emergence of low-cost micro satellites is starting to spawn a global surveillance arms race: the familiar problem-reaction-solution paradigm upon what all other arms races are built. “Our competitors will learn to use this exploding […]
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 […]
