Frenemy of the State Major News Outlets Call on U.S. to Drop Charges Against Wikileaks’ Julian Assange
By Steve Robinson - MaineWire, November 28, 2022 Four European news outlets joined the New York Times on Monday to call on U.S. a
The Guardian Of Snowden and the NSA, Only One has Acted Unlawfully – and it’s not Snowden
With the NSA’s bulk surveillance ruled illegal, the debate on the Patriot Act should be reinvigorated – with Edward Snowden free to join in On 6 June 2
WaPo Snowden Files Reveal GCHQ Scooped Up British & American Journalist E-Mails
"... Citing separate documents released by Snowden, a former NSA contractor, the Guardian also said that GCHQ had listed 'investigative journalists' as a t
Newark's FBI Chief Says NYPD Is Hindering Fed's Terrorism Investigations
By John Del Signore
Gothamist, March 8, 2012
FBI Special Agent Mike Ward (AP/Alex Brandon)
In a rare, on-the-record conversation about the NYPD, th
Your Risks and Rights with TSA’s ‘Enhanced’ Screening (CNet FAQ)
" ... The White House said in a blog post this month that ... the machines' X-ray emissions are perfectly safe. That claim has 'many misconceptions ... Joh
New Jersey Legislators Stand Up to the TSA (Video)
Elsewhere ... Pope Speaks Out Against Full Body Scanners at Airports : At a Vatican meeting, the Pope told aerospace industry figures ”the primary a
Scariest Speed Camera of All It checks your insurance, taxes, even whether you’re tailgating or not wearing a seatbelt
By Luke Salkeld Daily Mail | 3rd November 2010 Even the most law-abiding driver might feel a shiver down the spine when spotting this speed camera at the r
Getting Some Rays Now the Government is X-Raying You While You Drive
By DAVE LINDORFF ThisCantBeHappening! | October 4 , 2010 (Thanks to Ralph Hernandez for the lead) If you have been feeling uneasy about having to be X-raye
Top Secret Military-Industrial Welfare Queens
It's Still Welfare By GLENN GARVIN Miami Herald | July 27, 2010 A most peculiar thing happened last week: The Washington Post ripped a federal welfar
UK Government Vehicle Surveillance Database Storing 250 Journeys for Every Motorist
The average motorist has the details of 200 of their journeys stored on the Government’s controversial vehicle surveillance database, new figures have s
Gerald Ford OK’d Warrantless Wiretaps in U.S., Memo Reveals
By Andrew Becker
Politics Daily, April 3, 2010
President Gerald Ford secretly authorized the use of warrantless domestic wiretaps for foreign intellige
Verizon Spook William P. Barr & the Surveillance State
See: http://constantineinstitute.blogspot.com/2008/05/annals-of-surveillance-state-verizon.html
The CIA Eyes the Internet
By Alex ConstantineUpdatedChooms: This is a TRUE story, not an execrable satire, capricious exercise in political fulmination or similar waste of petroleum
Poem Revelations of Secret Surveillance, by Judy Malloy
[Performed at the University of California at Santa Cruz; (Hypertext 2004) included in the Net Art Open; (Dublin, Ireland) the 2005 Web Biennial at the Ist
Galileo The Total Fascist Surveillance System
Ken’s Spy in the Sky: Behind the Smoke and MirrorsLisa Anne Davy | 01.04.2007 11:24 |... the Galileo programme. Have you heard of it? The EU is currently
The Specter of Illegal Eavesdropping – The Bush Administration's S. Korean Doppelganger
The Specter of Illegal Eavesdropping Jun.26,2007 12:11 KSTS. Korea - A revision of the Protection of Communication Secrets Act that would legalize the moni
Updates on the NSA's (Illicit & Unconscionable) Domestic Surveillance Initiative
Contents:1.) NSA Surveillance Program Violated Congressional Notification Law?2.) Gonzales Contradicts His Sworn Testimony About Bush’s Warrantless Spyin
Congress Doubtful about Immunity for Phone Companies in NSA spying
ZDNetMay 30th, 2007Despite the Bush administration’s firm stance on granting immunity to telephone companies, Congress hopes to raise the issue again to
Pentagon Engaged in Domestic Spying
"Battle lines are being drawn, Nobody's right if everybody's wrong." Pentagon conducting probes in U.S. Los Angeles Times January 14, 2007 WASHINGTON —