Monthly Archives: July 2014

Sandy Hook Conspiracy Question 2: What’s Up With The Digital Voice Encryption? – Video

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Sandy Hook Conspiracy Question 2: What #39;s Up With The Digital Voice Encryption?
Apparently this is not an official release, but was recorded off of a citizen #39;s scanner, though I cannot find that stated explicitly anywhere. The question i...

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The Latest Snowden Leaks Show That NSA Surveillance Gets Extremely Personal

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According to recent Snowden leaks, our person pictures and videos as well as school and medical records  are being collected in the NSA's spying program. But such non-targeted data, according to the NSA, is simply incidental. So now our most intimate details are incidental?

https://news.vice.com/article/the-latest-snowden-leaks-show-that-nsa-surveillance-gets-extremely-personal

The Latest Snowden Leaks Show That NSA Surveillance Gets Extremely Personal

We have known since Edward Snowden's first leaks came to light more than a year ago that NSA surveillance practices rely upon dragnet spying — the sort of programs that sweep in communications data of many thousands of ordinary phone and Internet users who have never been suspected of being terrorists. This is the backbone of the NSA story as it has played out so far: Surveillance is totalized, not targeted.

The newest revelations, published in a Washington Post investigation Sunday, flesh out what dragnet surveillance really means. And it's personal.

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Linux Lands on NSA Watch List

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Using Linux and Tor can land you on the NSA's watch list, but according to the EFF, that shouldn't necessarily be a deterrent.

http://www.eweek.com/security/linux-lands-on-nsa-watch-list.html

Linux Lands on NSA Watch List

Visiting a popular Linux Website could make an individual a target of government scrutiny.

New disclosures and investigations into the activities of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) have revealed fresh insights about the targets of cyber-surveillance activities. Among the new revelations are details about some of the target locations for the NSA XKeyscore system, which monitors and collects Internet data.

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Glenn Greenwald Reveals NSA/FBI Surveillance of Muslim-American Activists’ Emails

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Five Muslim-Americans known for being Muslim activists had email communications monitored by the NSA.

https://nonprofitquarterly.org/policysocial-context/24490-glenn-greenwald-reveals-nsa-fbi-surveillance-of-muslim-american-activists-emails.html

Glenn Greenwald Reveals NSA/FBI Surveillance of Muslim-American Activists’ Emails

Written by Rick Cohen  Created on Friday, 11 July 2014

July 9, 2014;The Intercept

Boy, that Glenn Greenwald really stirs up emotions among other journalists and within the U.S. government!

Before Greenwald actually published information based on new revelations from NSA-leaker Edward Snowden that the NSA and the FBI had been monitoring the emails of Muslim-Americans (who had absolutely no connection to Islamic terrorism other than the fact that they happen to be Muslims themselves), the Justice Department went into action. Officials began “reaching out to Muslim-American leaders across the country to warn them that the piece would contain errors and misrepresentations, even though it had not yet been written.”

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WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Responds to Hillary Clinton: Fair U.S. Trial for Snowden "Not Possible" – Video

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WikiLeaks #39; Julian Assange Responds to Hillary Clinton: Fair U.S. Trial for Snowden "Not Possible"
http://www.democracynow.org - In part two of our exclusive interview, Amy Goodman goes inside Ecuador #39;s embassy in London to speak with Julian Assange, the f...

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