Who is it that can see and hear everything? As a matter of faith, some people believe that God can see and hear everything. But as a matter of fact, the U.S. government now has the kind of surveillance powers formerly attributed only to a supreme being. Top “national security” officials in Washington now have the determination ... MORE
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Showing posts with label Edward Snowden. Show all posts
Andrew Napolitano: Spying On Innocence
More evidence the government is not us. In what appears to be one of Edward Snowden's final revelations, the former CIA and NSA agent has demonstrated conclusively that the National Security Agency has collected and analyzed the contents of emails, text messages, and mobile and landline telephone calls from nine non-targeted ... MORE
Look at Online Privacy Tools? NSA Labels You ‘Extremist’
by Joshua Kapstein. The government is not us. Online privacy tools like Tor have become incredibly popular in the wake
of Edward Snowden’s surveillance revelations. But according to an
analysis of leaked source code from the National Security Agency, using or merely searching for information about those tools is enough to label someone ... MORE
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VIDEO: Edward Snowden Censored By NBC ABout 9-11
A video from footage left on the cutting room floor.
Judge Napolitano's Lesson On Edward Snowden's Action
On the courage of a patriot. Judge Andrew Napolitano reacted this morning to the NBC News interview
with NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who showed no remorse for breaking U.S.
law to leak a trove of classified documents outlining the NSA's massive
surveillance program. "There have been times throughout American history where what is right ... MORE
Andrew Napolitano: No Place To Hide
Congress does nothing while liberty evaporates. With heart-pounding suspense, John le Carre-like intrigue and
Jeffersonian fidelity to the principles of human freedom, Glenn
Greenwald has just published "No Place to Hide." The book, which reads
like a thriller, is Greenwald's story of his nonstop two weeks of work
in May and June of 2013 ... MORE
Ed Krayewski: The Anatomy Of An Obama Scandal
In six easy steps. The Obama administration is
riddled with scandals, from guns going missing in Mexico under
Operation Fast & Furious to the revelations about the cover up
of long wait times at Veterans Administration hospitals. In fact,
these scandals have become such a regular occurence that we can now
glean a pattern in how ... MORE
Ronald Bailey: The Menace Of Secret Government
Proposed reforms fail to safeguard civil liberties. In January, President Barack Obama made a much-anticipated speech at the Department of Justice outlining proposed reforms of the domestic surveillance programs run by the National Security Agency (NSA). The secretive spy agency has taken a public battering ever since ... MORE
Ben O'Neill: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US Courts
Gov't barriers cover lawlessness. Many commentators following the NSA scandals have been eagerly awaiting
the recommendations of the US government task force on the matter, and
the proposed
reforms to be implemented by President Obama to bring the spy agency
under control. If you’re interested in this kind of thing, you can watch the ... MORE
How The NSA Plans To Infect 'Millions' Of Computers
by Ryan Gallagher and Glenn Greenwald. Government malware to aid in warrantless searches. Top-secret documents reveal that the National Security Agency is dramatically expanding its ability to covertly hack into computers on a mass scale by using automated systems that reduce the level of human oversight in the process. The ... MORE
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NSA Is 'Setting Fire To The Future Of The Internet'
by Ashe Schow. Newest revelation from Edward Snowden. Edward Snowden, the man who leaked the National Security Agency data collection programs, said Monday the act of mass surveillance is “setting fire to the future of the Internet.” Snowden, speaking via satellite feed (in front of a green-screen
display of the U.S. Constitution) to a ... MORE
What Can Unite Liberals And Tea Partyers? The NSA
by Connie Cass. Hoyt Sparks says he has no use for liberal Democrats and their "socialistic, Marxist, communist" ways. Toni Lewis suspects tea party Republicans are "a bunch of people who probably need some mental health treatment." Politically speaking, the tea-party supporter in rural North Carolina and the Massachusetts liberal live a world apart. ... MORE
The Gang Of Twelve And Our Secret Government
by Andrew Napolitano. A new assault on freedom of the press. Last week, a little noticed clash took place on Capitol Hill involving the fundamental values underlying the First Amendment. The issue was the lawfulness of publishing the secrets that were given to reporters by former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward ... MORE
Why Teaching How To Beat Polygraphs Can Land You In Jail
by Joshua Swain. Last September,
Chad Dixon was sentenced to 8 months in a federal
prison for teaching clients counter-measures for polygraph
tests. Federal prosecutors charged Dixon with obstructing
justice—they view his business as undermining an important tool
used to check the credibility of government employees and prosecute ... MORE
The Terrifying Surveillance Case Of Brandon Mayfield
by Matthew Harwood. Nobody is safe from confirmation bias. During a live Web chat in late January, National Security Agency
whistle-blower Edward Snowden explained one of the least discussed
dangers of bulk collection. By indiscriminately sweeping up the call records and the international communications
of Americans, the government ... MORE
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