UK’s Approach To Spotting Terrorism: You Might Be A Terrorist If…
By Michaela Whitton The creeping use of counter-terrorism policies in Britain to clamp down on civil liberties appears to be relying on a number of…
Civil Liberties
Strong Cities Network; DHS; and the SPLC
By Tom DeWeese Thinking Globally, Acting Locally to Destroy Freedom On September 29, 2015, Attorney General Loretta Lynch delivered a speech to the United Nations…
Reality Check: The NSA Hasn’t Actually Stopped Spying on Anybody
By Benn Swann You might have heard that as of this week the NSA is no longer capturing your phone call and text message data….
TSA Glory Days
By Above Average Hilarious look at what it’s probably like to work for the TSA. This video is a dramatization of one man’s journey working…
Britain’s Draft Investigatory Powers Bill: AKA Mass Surveillance 3.0
By Graham Vanbergen If the government has anything to do with it, privacy just got a whole lot worse. What the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill holds…
How France Is Allowing Terrorism To Win
By Claire Bernish Since a nationwide state of emergency was imposed after attacks in Paris on November 13, French police have had powers to search…
Candidates Ready to Trash Constitution to Fight ISIS: “Time To Put Life Ahead of Civil Liberties”
By Mac Slavo Never mind who poked at the hive and stirred up an angry storm. Those are lessons of blowback for those with memory…
Post-Paris American Police State Once Again In Vogue
By Mac Slavo It seems that the only response to terrorism is more surveillance, security, police presence and, of course, war. Ignoring the lessons of…
Following Paris Terror Attacks, Only Three Things Are Guaranteed
By Nick Bernabe France was victimized by a bloody terror attack on the evening of November 13th, 2015. ISIS, the self-proclaimed “Islamic caliphate,” has taken…
US Senate Passes Bill Approving Mandatory Vaccinations for Veterans
By Janet Phelan Fundamentally, biological warfare is sneaky. It involves a microbial sucker punch to its intended target, often accomplished in a manner in which…
Hawaiian Natives Move One Step Closer to Declaring Sovereignty from U.S. Government
By Carey Wedler This week, Native Hawaiians initiated an historical election that may grant them sovereignty from the United States and the state of Hawaii,…
CISA Systemic Domestic Spying
By SARTRE Technology in cyberspace is designed to be the instrument of a totality surveillance society. Secretive methods, back doors, observation and collection of data…
Surveillance Planes With Thermal Imaging Used to Spy on American People
By Derrick Broze New internal documents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation reveal that surveillance planes the agency flew over Baltimore and Ferguson during highly-publicized…
The Extinction of Privacy and Personal Security Via Biometrics and the Cashless Society
By Graham Vanbergen In a survey of 1,000 UK shoppers by the retail personalisation company RichRelevance, respondents were asked to rate a suite of in-store…