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Ed Snowden, NSA, and fairy tales a child could see through
Sometimes cognitive dissonance, which used to be called contradiction, rings a gong so loud it knocks you off your chair. But if you’re an android in this marvelous world of synthetic reality, you get up,
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Stasi In The White House
On June 19, 2013, US President Obama, hoping to raise himself above the developing National Security Agency (NSA) spy scandals, sought to associate himself with two iconic speeches made at the Brandenburg Gate in
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Is Obama worse than Bush? That’s beside the point
Gary Younge guardian.co.uk Obama’s transformation from national security dove to hawk is the norm: any president is captive to America’s imperial power Not long after the story into the National Security Administration’s spying programme
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Facebook Accidentally Leaks Six Million Users’ Data
Facebook says that it is “upset and embarrassed” after six million users’ phone numbers and email addresses were accidentally shared with their online contacts. The bug – which revealed the private information of other Facebook
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Big Brother Writ Large in America
Spying on its citizenry reflects one of the most defining police state characteristics. Post-9/11, America crossed the line. Unconstitutional mass surveillance became official US policy. Bush began it. Obama accelerated it. He did so straightaway
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The Deeper Meaning Of Mass Spying In America
The exposure of the Obama regime’s use of the National Security Agency to secretly spy on the communications of hundreds of millions of US and overseas citizens has provoked world-wide denunciations. In the
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Google’s Deep CIA and NSA Connections
The Western media is currently full of articles reporting Google’s denial that it cooperated in a government program to massively spy on American and foreign citizens by accessing data from Googles servers and those
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Big Brother alert: Cameras in the cable box to monitor TV viewers
It hardly gets more Orwellian than this. New technology would allow cable companies to peer directly into television watchers’ homes and monitor viewing habits and reactions to product advertisements
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Miss USA Contestants Promote NSA Spy Grid
In this fitting example of the conditioning to never question authority which pervades popular culture and public schools, Miss Alabama, who holds a bachelor’s degree in public relations with a minor in communications, has
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Microsoft, Facebook release stats to reassure users on NSA surveillance
Following whistleblower Edward Snowden’s leaks of National Security Agency documents pointing to mass online surveillance, both Facebook and Microsoft have released details on the number of legal orders made to them by the NSA. Only
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Multiplying scandals to hide the one scandal that could sink Obama
Realize, first of all, that the normal attention span of elite media is about three days. If you can jam your version of data down their throats for that length of time, you’re golden. Then
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Google opts out of FISA disclosure deal made by Facebook and Microsoft, calls it ‘a step back for users;’ Twitter agrees
Google is unsatisfied with the deal that Microsoft and Facebook have made with the US government with regard to publishing how many requests for user information they both receive. Facebook and Microsoft released reports
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Firefox plug-in warns users of NSA surveillance
Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day? The government is likely logging even the most mundane day-to-day computer habits of millions of Americans, but there’s a way to stand up against
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NSA leaks hint Microsoft may have lied about Skype security
Microsoft may have misled millions of Skype users around the world by making claims last year that have since been contradicted by intelligence leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden
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The Constitution Doesn’t Guarantee Safety, It Guarantees Privacy
Obama says Americans can't have "100 percent security and 100 percent privacy". This is obviously a false choice and an admission that he knowingly violates the rights of U.S. citizens. Obama, like Bush before him, claims
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4 Reasons to Be Angrier That the NSA Is Tapping Your Phone
In an outrageous attack on the privacy of the National Security Agency, last week ex-security contractor Edward Snowden leaked -- among many things -- a super secret court order in which the NSA asked
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Challenging Unconstitutional Spying
Edward Joseph Snowden revealed what's vital to know. He exposed unconstitutional spying. He did so courageously. The 1989 Whistleblower Protection Act protects federal employees who report misconduct. Federal agencies are prohibited from retaliating against those
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The Rest Of The World Is Absolutely Disgusted With Our Big Brother Spying Methods
The rest of the world has found out that the U.S. government has been listening to their phone calls and watching what they do on the Internet and they do not like it one
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Why The Surveillance State Must Be Erased
In America today there is a great rushing storm, a swirling hurricane of clashing opinions and ideologies that defy coherent organization and classification. This social tempest has been triggered by certain revelations among
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Putin on NSA leak: Government surveillance shouldn’t break law
Data surveillance is an acceptable measure if done within the law, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin told RT while visiting the channel in the capital. Speaking to RT the Russian president stressed that Snowden revealed "nothing
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