The Supreme Court decided on Monday that details about the US government's internet and cellphone killswitch can remain secret.
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PrivacySOS | January 4, 2015 In late December 2015, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released its “Privacy, Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Unmanned Aircraft Systems Working Group” best practices recommendations for government drone use. The 11 page document does not contain the word “warrant,” nor any recommendations to federal, state, or local law enforcement […]
The young man asked the cop “Am I being detained?” The cop then assumed the teen was a potential terrorist.The post Did a Paranoid Cop Gun down a Teen Because of Fear Mongering by the Feds? appeared first on The Anti-Media.
A passport to travel within the United States? Yes.
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RT | June 18, 2015 A federal appeals court reinstated a lawsuit against former Justice Department and law enforcement officials for violating the rights of men perceived as Arab or Muslim who were rounded up after 9/11 and held for months, sometimes in solitary confinement. In a 2-1 ruling, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals […]
RT | June 12, 2015 After voicing concerns about an obscure US immigration program for foreign investors, a Department of Homeland Security agent says she was barred from owning a personal firearm and almost lost custody of her one-year-old adopted daughter. Taylor Johnson, a senior special agent with a division of the Immigration and Customs […]
The truth is that the risk of an American being killed by terrorism is close to zero, having been calculated at 1:20,000,000 By John Chuckman | Aletho News | February 25, 2015 In the years since 9/11, American police alone have killed at least twice as many Americans as died in that single large event, […]
If you fingerprint them, they will not come. One the biggest annual festivals in West Virginia may go splat if the organizers go ahead with their plan to fingerprint the BASE jumpers at Bridge Day. The pushback from the participants now has the committee giving it a second thought.
Peter B. Collins Presents Elizabeth Beavers
Jack Blood of DeadlineLive.info joins us for his regular monthly news round up. This month we discuss the problem at the US-Mexican border as the amnesty/immigration debate seems to be coming to a head as new immigration detention centers are being built by DHS. We also cover the Iraq situation and the Keystone/Capstone pipeline, the lawless TSA and lawless government in general, the death of David Rockefeller’s son, and the paradigm busting Krist Novoselic, former bass player of Nirvana.
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