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7 Key Events That Are Going To Happen By The End Of September
Is something really big about to happen? For months, people have been pointing to the second half of this year for various reasons. For some, the major concern is Jade Helm and
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Psssst: Wanna Buy a Used Spy Website?
The names suggest a parade of a C-list websites. There was NewJunk4U.com and Monster-Ads.net, CoffeeHausBlog.com and SuddenPlot.com. But, these sad-sounding domains actually were artful creations of the National Security Agency: They were fronts for
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Secret files show MI5 spying on academics
Britain's domestic spying apparatus, the MI5, has been spying on a number of prominent academics for decades, newly declassified documents show
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Pentagon Correspondent for the New York Times Refers to American Citizens as “Children”
Yesterday afternoon, I happened to read a seemingly innocuous enough article in Time by Justin Lynch titled: Bloggers, Surveillance and Obama’s Orwellian State. The article covered the usual bases. Such as the fact the
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New Pennsylvania law allows school districts to record student conversations on buses
The days of hearsay “he said, she said” reports on school bus incidents might be over, at least in Pennsylvania. Gov. Tom Corbett signed legislation in February allowing the use of audio recording devices on
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All NSA intel goes directly to Israel: Analyst
The US National Security Agency (NSA) directly sends all of the intelligence that it gathers to the Israeli regime, a political analyst tells. “We now know that all of the NSA’s spying is going directly
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Fake Donetsk Letter Circulating
John Kerry denounced it, saying: "During the past couple of days Jews in one of the cities were sent letters that they should declare themselves as Jews. The letter also contained threats." "By 2014, after all
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Journalists suspect US State Secretary Kerry in quoting Internet fakes
The US Secretary of State John Kerry harshly criticized the anti-Semitism in Ukraine. In his speech he spoke about the leaflets "in one of the cities" in which the Jews demanded to declare themselves.
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Louvain Students In Protest (1967)
Brussels & Louvain, Belgium. Various shots of the pressmen waiting about outside government building in Brussels. Various shots of the arrivals of politicians … source
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Arrivals At Churchill’s House After Election Result (1951)
Hyde Park Gate, London. LS.Oliver Lyttleton, MP (Secretary of State for the Colonies) arriving. CU.Lyttleton. LS.Reporters outside the house. LS.Sir David … source
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Arrivals And Departures (1949)
Full title reads: “Arrivals And Departures”. New York, United States of American (USA). SV quads in perspex tent. CU Pan quads. SV Mr and Mrs Collins. CU Mr … source
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Criminalizing Criticism of Israel in Canada
The international campaign calling for boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) against Israel, as a peaceful means of persuading that state to abandon its systematic violations of international law and its policies of apartheid dispossession,
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Six Eyes…How Israel In World Intel Driver’s Seat
The Snowden disclosures have resulted in a worldwide public concern over privacy abuses by intelligence agencies. Even more concerned are the intel agencies themselves over what they consider huge, perhaps unrepairable breeches in their future
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Does It Matter That the Venezuelan Opposition Is Funded by the US?
In the summer of 2007, the vehemently pro–Hugo Chávez journalist and lawyer Eva Golinger got on Venezuelan state TV and, with the help of a flow chart hand-drawn on flimsy poster board, called out
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Bush cyberczar: NSA created ‘the potential for a police state’
The former cyber advisor under President George W. Bush had some harsh words for the United States National Security Agency during an address in California on Monday: "get out of the business of fucking
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Rand Paul: The NSA is still violating our rights, despite what James Clapper says
Director of Intelligence James Clapper now says the National Security Agency (NSA) should have been more open about the fact that they were spying on all Americans
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Journalists who broke NSA story in Guardian receive George Polk Awards
The three journalists who broke the National Security Agency revelations from Edward Snowden in the Guardian are among the recipients of the prestigious 2013 George Polk Awards in Journalism. Glenn Greenwald, Ewen MacAskill and Laura
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NYC mayor: Defending Israel is part of my job
The new mayor of New York City has told members of the American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) that part of his “job description is to be a defender of Israel.” Bill de Blasio, who took
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Bill Gates Says Government Spying Isn’t Always Bad
Bill Gates has strong opinions when it comes to world poverty, but the tech titan-turned-philanthropist takes the middle ground on government spying. Speaking with Fusion’s Jorge Ramos in an interview set to air on Tuesday,
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At least 70 journalists killed around world in 2013
At least 70 journalists were killed around the world in 2013, including 29 who died covering the civil war in Syria and 10 in Iraq, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. The dead in
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