NSA Targeted Former German Chancellor for Opposing Iraq War
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Instead of begging Congress to rein in the NSA, or counting on the federal courts, the OffNow campaign will focus on state and local efforts to undermine the NSA’s ability to unconstitutionally monitor phone calls, emails and other private data.
The NSA does indeed have an Achilles heel. While the Congress or Courts SHOULD be stopping this massively unconstitutional spying program, they aren't. On the other hand, YOU can take actions locally which will help stop their endless 4th Amendment v
Arizona’s state senate panel approved a bill withdrawing state support for intelligence agencies’ collection of metadata and banning the use of warrantless data in courts. The panel becomes the first legislative body in US to try and thwart NSA spyin
"Parallel Construction Revealed: How The DEA Is Trained To Launder Classified Surveillance Info"
I recommend that everyone look these over carefully and you will see that the intention of all the intelligence agencies is perfectly clear. Zero selective targeting and the vacuuming up of all electronic and mail transactions planet-wide and on all
This interview with Edward Snowden was blocked from US & German television networks. No major news outlets are covering this story. The video is immediately taken down every time it’s posted on Youtube.
Zbigniew Kazimierz Brzezinski is a Polish American political scientist, eostrategist, and statesman who served as United States National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981.
When the original 13 states came together to discuss the possibility of establishing a confederacy, at the urging of Benjamin Franklin (“Join or Die”), they did so with a great deal of hope, but also a great deal of trepidation. The hope was that a f
Arizona’s state senate panel approved a bill withdrawing state support for intelligence agencies’ collection of metadata and banning the use of warrantless data in courts. The panel becomes the first legislative body in US to try and thwart NSA spyin
Retailers have a new sales tool at their hand and they’re hoping it helps identify the big buyers: Facial recognition technology that tells when super spenders enter their stores. Some stores already use the technology to alert when known shoplifters
The U.S. Congress needs to help restore global trust in the nation’s technology vendors by reining in surveillance programs at the National Security Agency, an industry representative told lawmakers Tuesday. Recent revelations about NSA surveillan
System could have nightmare implications for privacy, freedom of assembly
The reality Americans must contend with is that the world is no better the day after President Obama’s State of the Union address than it was the day before.
How do you say that in Arabic?
The CSEC “follow[ed] IDs backward and forward” tracking them to “local hotels, domestic airports, local transportation hubs, local Internet cafés.” CSEC concluded: “Can then take seeds from these airports and repeat to cover whole world.”
“When a smartphone user opens Angry Birds, the popular game application, and starts slinging birds at chortling green pigs, spy agencies have plotted how to lurk in the background to snatch data revealing the player’s location, age, sex and other per
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NSA has targeted popular smartphone-based games like "Candy Crush" and "Angry Birds" to pilfer personal information, including phone numbers, e-mails and codes that identify the user's device, according to Edward Snowden.
Get the SHERIFFS and form a 100,000 member POSSEE. Withdraw from the Union. This is ridiculous.
Comrade Obummer finally kept a promise–not that there was any doubt he would on this one: the NSA is appointing its first “privacy officer” (yes, the spooks got to choose their own alleged overseer).
Using evidence obtained under the NSA's warrantless surveillance program violates a suspect's constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure, the suspect argued in a court document filed with help from the ACLU.
App permission requires access to SMS messages.
Prosecutors from the state of Illinois are deeply bothered by defense attorneys’ focus on police conduct in the criminal investigation into the “NATO 3″ and the surveillance operation conducted prior to targeting the defendants.
Instead of asking TorMail for access to the account, court documents reveal that the FBI instead took a look it its own copy of “data and information from the TorMail e-mail server, including the content of TorMail e-mail accounts.”
What do you say to a drone that makes an arrest?
While investigating a hosting company known for sheltering child porn last year the FBI incidentally seized the entire e-mail database of a popular anonymous webmail service called TorMail.
As anti-NSA activism goes from protest to resistance, liberals balk
Open Letter Denies Bulk Surveillance Is Happening