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Best Buy’s Geek Squad Accused of Being a “Branch of the FBI” Over Hard Drive Data Searches

January 14, 2017January 14, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 121 Views 0 Comments Accountability, Best Buy, big brother, branch of the FBI, child porn, Civil rights, confidential human sources, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, double-standards, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, federal informant, freedom, Geek Squad, Illegal search/entry, James D. Riddet, Jeff Shelman, Judge Cormac J. Carney, Justice System, kelly patterson, Kentucky, KY, loophole, Louisville, police, police accountability, Police State, rights, Surveillance, Transparency, warrentless search

A lawyer representing a man facing trial over data found on the hard drive of his computer while he was

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Surveillance, Suppression and Police Brutality: Mirror’s Edge’s Vision for the Future

June 9, 2016 Brian Sumner 100 Views 0 Comments Accountability, armed to the teeth, assault, big brother, Birdman, blanketed in security cameras, brandishing machine guns at civilians, Brutality, Cascadia, Civil rights, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, democratic ideals, DICE, discussing their political views on the internet, Dishonesty, double-standards, egregious uses of violence, electronic eyes and ears, employ, excessive force, Faith, fear, following the letter of the oppressive law, freedom, Freedom Act, Gabriel Kruger, Glass, government spying, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, inspire fear in the general population, Justice System, KrugerSec, Kyle McKenny, large-scale political suppression, lawbreakers, Mirrors Edge, MIrrors Edge: Catalyst, misdemeanor crimes, November's Riots, PasteMagazine.com, police, police abuse, Police brutality, Police State, political discussion, political oppression, protesters, remove notions of privacy, rights, rioters, RoboCop, science fiction, state sanctioned police violence, stifle political dialogue, Surveillance, swat, troublingly possible vision for the future, unchecked militaristic police force, Video Games, voting rights, We Are Watching, workarounds

Paste Magazine writer Kyle McKenny compares the police state of the video games Mirrors Edge and Mirrors Edge: Catalyst to

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Bill Would Make Hawaii First State To Put Gun Owners In Federal Database

May 26, 2016May 26, 2016 Asa J 80 Views 0 Comments #2A, Amy Hunter, Attorney Generals Office, big brother, biometric database, California, copblock, copblock.org, FBI, federal database, firearms, GOA, Gov. David Ige, gun confiscation, Gun rights, Guns, Hawaii, Honolulu, Honolulu police, honolulu police department, Justice System, Maj. Richard Robinson, New York, Next Generation Identification, Next Generation Identification system, NRA, Police State, Rap Back, Rap Back Database, Second Amendment, Sen. Will Espero, trusted positions

Hawaii lawmakers have introduced a bill that would make the state the first in the United States to list every

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Police Drones To Hit The Skies In Southern California

April 24, 2016April 24, 2016 Asa J 138 Views 0 Comments ACLU of California, ACLU of Southern California, augmented reality, big brother, California, cellphone tracking, Chief David Brown, copblock, copblock.org, department of homeland security, DHS, DJI Phantom 2 quadcopter, drones, FAA, FAA approval, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, Fontana police, Fontana police department, Hemet police, Hemet police department, infrared camera, Inland Empire, Inland Empire region, Lt. Billy Green, Mission creep, NMotion drone, north dakota, Peter Bibring, police drones, Police State, Privacy, privacy rights, riverside county sheriff's department, Riverside police department, Southern California, Surveillance

Multiple police departments in southern California have been granted, or are seeking FAA approval to deploy drones in response to crime

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New Analytics Tool Can Predict Police Misconduct

March 21, 2016 Kristan T Harris 102 Views 0 Comments air, american intelligence report, big brother, charlotte police department, chicago police department, citizen ranking, copblock, crime, facebook, kristan harris, Kristan T. Harris, Law, neural networks, police Analytics, POLICE DATA INITIATIVE, police misconduct, police shootings, Police State, police violence, politics, predictive analytics, sureveillance

City Council in Charlotte Vote to Pioneer New Predictive Analytics Misconduct Tool For Police American Intelligence Report A new predictive

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Police Enter Unlocked Homes To Remind You to Lock Up, Tweet Pictures About It

January 31, 2016 Kristan T Harris 139 Views 0 Comments 4th amendment, big brother, California, coming to america, cops enter unlocked homes, cov city police, global police, illegal, Illinois, New Hampshire, police enter unlocked homes, Police State, victim blaming

Police Enter Unlocked Homes In Bizarre Program to Show How Easy it is for Criminals to Break in and Tweet About It

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Cops Using Social Media Surveillance To Calculate Your “Threat Score”

January 12, 2016 Asa J 117 Views 0 Comments ACLU, american civil liberties union, Beware, Beware software, big brother, Bureau of Justice Statistics, California, Chief Jerry Dyer, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Fresno, Fresno Police Department, gunshot detector, houston, Matt Cagle, New York City, orwellian, Orwells hell, Police State, Privacy, privacy rights, Real Time Crime Center, rights, San Joaquin Valley, seattle, social media, social media posts, Surveillance, surveillance algorithms, surveillance cameras, surveillance center, surveillance software, surveillance state, threat level, threat score, washington post, worrisome messages

Police in California are using state of the art surveillance tools to determine an individual’s “threat score” based on social

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Tennessee Bill to Ban Weapons on Drones, Except for Cops

January 4, 2016 CopBlock 103 Views 0 Comments bean bag, big brother, cop block, cops, daniel byrd, domestic drones, drone, drones, less than lethal weapons, non-lethal weapons, orwellian, police, police drone, Police State, rubber bullets, Surveillance, taser, Tennessee, TN, uav, weaponized drones

A new bill has been introduced in the state of Tennessee that would make it illegal for citizens to possess

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If You See Something… Don’t Say Anything

December 30, 2015February 4, 2017 Georgia Sand 106 Views 0 Comments 1984, Accountability, authoritarian policing, Authoritarianism, big brother, Brading Hair, Calling the Police, Civil rights, communication, cowardice, crimes, criminal, criminal activity, Criminal prosecution, Dialogue, feeding homeless, government, Hot Dogs, incarceration rate, Inconvenience, Investigation, jail, Justice System, Lemonade stand, Licensing Laws, misunderstanding, Mosque, Muslim Americans, Naked, Nakedness, Neighbors, obama, orwell, Police State, Public Transportation, Scrutiny

If you see something, say something. The posters are everywhere in public, most noticeably at train stations and bus stops, and

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Cop Fired for Wearing Pro Marijuana Legalization Pin | CopBlock Radio

November 28, 2015November 28, 2015 Derrick J 103 Views 0 Comments Accountability, assault, attorney, big brother, Brutality, Bust, chicago, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Daily Decrypt, Deo, derrick j, Dishonesty, double-standards, drunk cop, dui, excessive force, freedom, grand theft auto, Harassment, Homicide, John Gold, Liberty Phoenix, MADD, Mark Tiller, Mike Reinheimer, Ohio, parma, Pennsylvania, Pete Eyre, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, rights, scott marshall, Severin, south carolina, Surveillance, Update, video, weed

This episode of CopBlock Radio is JAM-PACKED! From beginning to end, we had great callers. Chris the Paranoid Engineer started

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Paying To Add Your DNA To a Government Database via Ancestry.com and 23andMe

October 31, 2015October 31, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 429 Views 0 Comments 23andMe, Accountability, Ancestry.com, big brother, big brother is watching, civil liberties, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, crazy conspiracy, database, Dishonesty, DNA, eff, Electronic Frontier Foundation, FBI, filmmaker, freedom, Fusion.net, genealogy, government funded DNA databases, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, kelly patterson, Michael Usry, murder, new orleans, New Orleans Advocate, NYU law, police, Police State, Privacy, private genetic databases, Professor Erin Murphy, rape kit, rights, totally reasonable steps by law enforcement, Transparency, video, wild goose chase, Wired

Normally, Big Brother has to go through the hassle of getting a warrant and establishing some sort of probable cause

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Political Correctness Means A Draconian Police State

October 17, 2015October 24, 2015 Asa J 138 Views 3 Comments 1984, anarchy, anti-government, anti-government views, Antonio Gramsci, Aspen Institute, Aspen Institute Homeland Security Group, Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Carlin, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Barack Obama, BATF, big brother, bigotry, Canada, Christian, Communist Party of Italy, copblock, copblock.org, critical theory, Cultural Marxism, DEA, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, domestic terrorism, Domestic Terrorism Counsel, extremism, Fabian Society, far-right extremism, FBI’s Communities Against Terrorism program, Frankfurt School, Friedrich Hegel, fusion centers, Georg Lukacs, george orwell, George Washington University, global police force, gradualism, Hegelian dialectic, Herbert Marcuse, holocaust, Holocaust denial, home-grown terrorism, homeland security, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Hungary, ICE, identity politics, Immanuel Kant, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, International Steering Committee, Islam, Islamic extremism, Islamic extremists, Islamophobia, John Carlin, joint terrorism task force, Launch of Strong Cities Network to Strengthen Community Resilience Against Violent Extremism, long march, long march through the institutions, Marxism, Max Weber, Mayor Bill de Blasio, MIAC report, Michael Chertoff, militia, Minneapolis, Missouri Information Analysis Center, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, New York, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Obama administration, Oceania, Political Correctness, Prison Notebooks, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, Program on Extremism, proletariat, Propaganda, Public Order Act of 1986, Racism, radical Islam, right-wing extremist, Ron Paul, SCN, secret police, Sigmund Freud, social justice, Socialism, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Strong Cities Network, Surveillance, Sweden, Tackling the Far Right Across Europe, Theodor Adorno, Thought Police, thought-crime, U.K., United Nations, University of Maryland, Weimar Germany, Winston Churchill

The term “thought police” was popularized by George Orwell in his 1949 dystopian novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four. In the book, Orwell’s

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