Tag: surveillance
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police state int’l: biometrics, hazardous substances & insurrection
dhs to expand US-visit biometric collectionfrom fcw: The Homeland Security Department will soon begin collecting digital fingerprints and photographs from lawful permanent residents of the United States and people seeking to enter the country on an immigration visa or as refugees. The biometric data will be collected from additional groups of those persons when they…
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police state int’l: tracked, traced, tortured, erased
masonic big brother is watching, but seniors don’t mindfrom jeffrey kurz: Sensors keep track of just about everything Shirley Player does in her apartment, but she’s not worried that Big Brother is watching. Far from it. “I feel very safe with it… It’s nice to know you’re being watched.” Player is one of 68 residents…
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new york times’ nsa whistleblower reveals himself
from threat level: It’s been three years since The New York Times first broke the news of the NSA’s warrantless wiretapping program, based on information provided by an anonymous source. Today the identity of the Times’ Deep Throat is finally revealed to be a 56-year-old former prosecutor in the Justice Department named Thomas Tamm, whose…
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police state usa: dobbs, marines, tasers
video: lou dobbs on martial law & posse comitatus marines establish presence in san bernardinofrom kurt nimmo: Branson Hunter, writing for the Big Bear Observation Post blog, reports that the Marine Corps Air and Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC) and the local California Highway Patrol will be working together over the holiday “in a joint effort…
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police state int’l: bioterror, bigbro, behavioral screening & more
a slew of warnings on nuclear, chemical & biological terrorism prompt worries of fearmongering (or fears of worrymongering)from usnews: After a series of dire new warnings about possible terrorist threats—capped by a government commission’s report that terrorists are likely to stage a biological or nuclear attack somewhere in the world during the next five years—some…
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police state international: false flags & the strategy of tension
german intel agents caught staging false flag terrorfrom paul joseph watons: German intelligence agents have been caught staging a false flag terror attack against an EU building in Kosovo, apparently in an attempt to create a pretext for EU police to be deployed in Kosovo after government leaders rejected the UN-mandated proposal. “Germany declined to…
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spies, lies & fbi, kbr, ss sex, spitzer, byrd, hatfill & more
the big apple’s eyeing youfrom nypost: They’re watching you. The NYPD’s plan to have 5,000 cameras trained on every sidewalk crack south of Canal Street has begun in a space-age hub that will be operating by the end of the month. The “Ring of Steel” command center – which will keep 24-hour watch on high-profile…
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daily dose of terror: financial crisis, pandemic, defense & dhs
US will default in ’09from greg nixon: Some of the articles below are a few weeks old but still timely. I agree with the conclusion of Jesse’s Cafe that the United States will have to default on its debt. I see this possibly before the summer of ’09. How this will play out is of…
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police state usa: talking cameras, preemptive war & domestic troops
north hollywood installs ‘talking cameras’ from infowars: North Hollywood is going the way of Baltimore, Martin County, and Middlesbrough, England. It has installed “talking cameras,” ostensibly to ward off taggers and people who dump trash. “Los Angeles police are using motion-activated cameras to warn vandals that they’re being watched,” reports WOAI for NBC News. “The…
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homeland security’s ‘project shield’ riddled with problems
from cbs2chicago: It’s called Project Shield and will cost you more than $40 million when it’s done, leaving U.S. taxpayers footing the bill for a countywide high-tech surveillance program. So why is the homeland security project busted? Police sources told CBS 2’s Dave Savini that taxpayers got ripped off and that all the cameras and…
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news on the march: 9/11, police state, miltech, geopolitiks & crash
9/119/11 memorial ready by 10th anniversary* 9/11 holiday pay for massachusetts police criticized*video: baer knows guy who ‘cashed out’ day before 9/11*ex-mi5 chief: response to 9/11 was ‘huge overreaction’*nsa tapped 9/11 hijackers’ phone calls for 2yrs – inside the US*structural engineering council casts doubt on nist’s wtc7 report*video: former ny governor cuomo: ‘maybe I should…
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interpol details plans for global biometric facial scan database
from steve watson: Global security authorities are to push for a huge biometric facial scan database of international travelers so they can cross-check everyone against a database of terror suspects, international criminals and fugitives. Interpol, the International Criminal Police Organization, is planning to expand its role into the mass screening of passengers moving around the…
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more details on the surveillance grid emerge
from kurt nimmo: Now that two whistleblowers have come forward with allegations that the Bush neocons used the NSA to spy on U.S. military officers, American journalists, American aid workers, and others who were calling home from abroad, Democrat Jay Rockefeller is calling for another Church Committee investigation of the NSA. Rockefeller, however, and Nancy…
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police state usa: spies, lies, pain rays & credible threats
nsa revelations to have lasting implicationsfrom raw story: Following the (actually-not-all-that-surprising) bombshell that the National Security Agency has been eavesdropping on calls between innocent US citizens, activists are considering re-opening a lawsuit alleging the government’s infringement upon constitutional rights. An appeals court last year dismissed a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union against…
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portland cops test license-plate cameras that store, trace data
from portland tribune: Portland police are testing a high-tech camera system that rivals anything in a science fiction movie. It can reach back in time and track your movements across the city — and even produce photos of your previous locations. But — while some are raising Big Brother civil liberties questions about the concept…