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Mysterious bird-like drone may have popped up in both Iraq and Pakistan, origin still unknown
The quite strange unarmed bird-like drone which was recovered by Pakistani forces in August of 2011 apparently did not just fly over Pakistan, but was also apparently spotted by Iraqi insurgents at least two
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Florida City Prepares to Outlaw First Amendment
Kurt Nimmo Infowars The city fathers in Winter Park, Florida, are one vote shy of shutting down the First Amendment. Isaac Babcorck, writing for the Winter Park / Maitland Observer, reports that the Winter
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Obama Plans Executive Order to Force Cybersecurity Boondoggle On America
Obama plans to violate the Constitution again and issue yet another executive order. The latest EO would create a government program protecting vital computer networks from cyber attacks, according to Bloomberg. The Department of Homeland
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Lancaster, CA to Be Watched by Permanent Eye in the Sky
The residents of Lancaster probably didn't notice it, but a small Cessna aircraft on Friday flew high above the desert city, capturing hours of video and ushering in a new era in law enforcement
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Hover bike: Star Wars technology brought to life
A hover bike resembling the ones from ‘Return of the Jedi’ has been developed by a US firm, bringing science fiction to life. California-based firm Aerofex created an aerial vehicle with two ducted rotors
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40 Points That Prove That Barack Obama And Mitt Romney Are Essentially The Same Candidate
What a depressing choice the American people are being presented with this year. We are at a point in our history where we desperately need a change of direction in the White House,
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5 ‘Devastating Secrets’ the Obama Admin Has Allegedly Fought to Keep From the American Public
Has the Obama administration desperately tried to hide “devastating secrets” from the American people? This is a question that JudicialWatch President Tom Fitton affirmatively answers in his new book, “The Corruption Chronicles.” In an
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FBI: Constitution Stands In Way of Government Thwarting “Extremist” Groups
According to Homeland Security News Wire, the federal government considers “extremist domestic organizations” as dangerous, if not more so, than foreign terrorist organizations. The FBI and federal law enforcement are stymied in detecting these
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Stratfor emails reveal secret, widespread TrapWire surveillance system
Former senior intelligence officials have created a detailed surveillance system more accurate than modern facial recognition technology — and have installed it across the US under the radar of most Americans, according to emails
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Microsoft and Bloomberg Collaborate on Sophisticated Pre-Crime Technology
Michael Bloomberg, Mayor for New York and Raymond Kelly, police commissioner, are collaborating with Microsoft to create pre-crime and counterterrorism technology to aid federal intelligence and local law enforcement agencies domestic and international. The Domain
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Federal Court Upholds the Herding of Demonstrators Into “Free Speech Zones”
There was once a group of men who established a fundamental law of the land that allowed the people of their new found country to peaceably assemble and petition their government for a redress
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Video: NYPD to launch surveillance software system
The NYPD says it will launch an all-seeing "Domain Awareness System" that combines several streams of information to track both criminals and potential terrorists. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly says the city developed the software with
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Obama’s Leaks and Their Catastrophic Consequences
The White House was on the receiving end of some well-earned criticism regarding national security leaks from both sides of the aisle. On Monday, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee,
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Government surveillance: Little peepers everywhere
In February 1928 the Supreme Court heard the case of Roy Olmstead, whose conviction on bootlegging charges relied on evidence obtained by tapping his phones. Olmstead contended that this violated the fourth amendment, which
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Micro-drones: The new face of cutting-edge warfare
FAR from the aeroplane-sized craft that are the face of cutting-edge warfare, a much smaller revolution in drones is under way. Micro-aerial vehicles (MAVs) with uncanny navigation and real-time mapping capabilities could soon be
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Super-Silent Owl Drone Will Spy on You Without You Ever Noticing
For spy tools, drones are pretty easy to spot. And hear, because they’re as loud as a gut-busting rock concert. But now the intelligence community’s research division, Iarpa, plans to start designing a silent
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U.S. government admits surveillance breached 4th Amendment ‘on at least one occasion’
Finally, the U.S. government formally admitted that their incredibly massive surveillance program has, in fact, violated our right to be safe from unreasonable search and seizure as protected by the 4thAmendment to the Constitution
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Big Brother Australia Looking to Monitor Full Spectrum Communications
The most expansive set of surveillance powers since the attacks of 2001 are set to be rolled out in Australia unless there is overwhelming public resistance. The new proposals are being issued by the intelligence
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The mind-reading helmet: ‘Big Brother in your head’
What most people thought to be the last bastion of privacy in today’s world – the mind – are likely going to be quite disturbed to know that a new company, Veritas Scientific claims
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Government Will Soon Be Able to Know Your Adrenaline Level, What You Ate Your Breakfast and What You’re Thinking … from 164 Feet Away
You might have heard that police are deploying scanners – not only in airports – but also on trains, buses, ferries, sporting events and on the streets. And see this. You probably know that
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