NSA Director Mike Rogers surprised a lot of people with his latest remarks on encryption.
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Alternative media site or account A endorses politician X’s campaign. Is this really a productive thing to do under any circumstances, for those wishing to challenge the “mainstream” narratives in the media?
Much of the alternative media on the web today consists of independent bloggers who are tired of the “mainstream” and want to fight back against it all. A particular nuisance to many people is the tendency of some papers and broadcasters to demonize.
Paid government operatives have been infiltrating the internet, including Facebook and Alternative Media, to manipulate and control online discourse with lies, deception and reputation destruction It’s been over a year already since government agents were busted infiltrating the Internet, thereby confirming the validity of what many conspiracy theorists had been saying all along. Some conspiracy sites had…
Snowden as Samson, bringing the puzzle palace down around his head; Manning as Prometheus, tortured for her gift to mankind by ceaseless humiliation at the hands of dim jarhead martinets; the men who exposed the drone-massacre sweatshops, beggared by government decree; the helpless black witnesses of Ferguson and Baltimore, always photographed silhouetted by leaping flames like victims of auto-da-fé instead of killer cops.
Snowden as Samson, bringing the puzzle palace down around his head; Manning as Prometheus, tortured for her gift to mankind by ceaseless humiliation at the hands of dim jarhead martinets; the men who exposed the drone-massacre sweatshops, beggared by government decree; the helpless black witnesses of Ferguson and Baltimore, always photographed silhouetted by leaping flames like victims of auto-da-fé instead of killer cops.
Jacob Appelbaum is a journalist, hacker and a major developer on the TOR project. However, he neglects to mention the origins of TOR (the Office of Naval Research) or the Pentagon's role in funding its development. In this episode I reflect on whether Appelbaum should be taken seriously as an advocate for an open society free from mass surveillance.
New tech hopes to "authenticate citizen journalists' cellphone footage"; The NSA never stopped harvesting your metadata; Could the Third Amendment be used to put the brakes on the surveillance state?
[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2015-12-03%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: new tech aims to authenticate citizen journalist footage; the NSA pretends to shut down its metadata collection program; and a group proposes a third amendment challenge to the NSA.
By Steve Straehley and Danny Biederman | AllGov | December 2, 2015 The Obama administration, by consistently refusing to turn over documents and information, has gone out of its way to make it more difficult for the inspectors general of executive branch agencies to do their jobs. The concept of inspectors general investigating executive branch […]
