All Things Political
Let me just say plainly, I was utterly baffled by the level of shock and surprise people had upon learning that the government records their phone calls. It’s like people just haven’t been paying attention for the last 10 years. … Continue reading
Posted in Tin Foil Tuesday | Tagged Big Brother, Postal Service, Surveillance | Comments on Facebook
The upcoming video game Watch Dogs, set for release on PC and game consoles towards the end of 2013, puts players in control of fictional hacker and vigilante Aiden Pearce. The game takes place in a dystopian re-imagination of Chicago … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged civil liberties, E3, Feature, NSA, Pop Friday, spying, Surveillance, Video Game, Watch Dogs | Comments on Facebook
NSA whistle-blowers have recently exposed the fact that most text messages and emails sent by Americans are captured and logged in government databases. It’s safe to say that emails and text messages are no longer truly private. Also, spy cameras … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Big Brother, Bus Cameras, civil liberties, Feature, Police State, Privacy, Street Light Cameras, Surveillance | Comments on Facebook
So naturally this headline was way too good to pass up for today’s Tinfoil Tuesday feature. What makes it especially fun is the wordplay on “Turkey” and “Bird,” making this sound like an inter-species squabble instead of an international one. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged commentary, Conspiracy Theory, drones, espionage, Government Surveillance, intelligence, israel, libertarian, spying, Surveillance, tinfoil hat, Tinfoil Tuesday | Comments on Facebook
I don’t know why I ever report good news from the State. Just when you think justice has struck even a small symbolic blow against the relentless march of petty tyrants and bureaucrats. Not long ago we reported on a … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged 1984, Black Box, Fourth Amendment, GPS, MAP-21, Privacy, SB 1813, Supreme Court, Surveillance | Comments on Facebook
There’s an article over at Wired right now titled “The NSA Is Building the Country’s Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say)” that’s really worth reading. The only problem is it’s about 15 pages long, and really dense with facts … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Big Brother, Cybersecurity, NSA, Surveillance | Comments on Facebook
When you think of an abusive relationship, what adjectives come to mind? Controlling? Violent? Humiliating? Jealous? Obsessive? Go figure, it doesn’t take a huge stretch of the imagination to apply these same adjectives to many of the world’s governments throughout … Continue reading
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In the case of US v. Jones the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that law enforcement required a warrant to install a GPS tracking device on nightclub owner Antoine Jones’ car. In doing so they tossed out his drug conspiracy conviction … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged 1984, Fourth Amendment, GPS, Privacy, Supreme Court, Surveillance | Comments on Facebook
