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For the State Death isn’t Even Punishment Enough for Those Who Dare to Expose Their Crimes

August 5, 2016August 5, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 946 Views Aaron Schwartz, Accountability, Afghanistan, anti-foreign bias, Bradley Manning, Brutality, bury the state, C4SS, CA, center for a stateless society, Chelsea Manning, Civil rights, cog in a brutal machine, Collateral Murder, conduct which threatens, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, crime against civilian, dance on its ashes, denial of medical necessities, desired gender, Dishonesty, double-standards, dysphoria, edward snowden, freedom, high profile case, Imprisonment, indefinite solitary confinement, Julian Assange, Justice System, kelly patterson, Leavenworth, LGBTQA+, malicious intent, Manning’s Death Wouldn’t be Enough for the State, maximum security, medium custody, military prison, mistrust, Nick Ford, police, possession of toothpaste, prohibited property, punitive tactics, rebellion, resisting the force cell move, rights, sex reassignment, Suicide, torturing controlling and killing, trans folks, transgender, Twitter, war crimes, whistle blowers, WikiLeaks

This post was written by Nick Ford and originally published at the Center For a Stateless Society (C4SS) under the

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NSA “Ends” Bulk Phone Surveillance Program But Not Really

November 29, 2015November 29, 2015 Asa J 1059 Views ACLU, copblock, copblock.org, D.C. Court of Appeals, District Judge Richard Leon, edward snowden, espionage act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, fourth amendment, Free-dumb Act, Freedom Act, FreedomWorks, Jameel Jaffer, Judge Michael W. Mosman, meta-data, NSA, NSA bulk phone surveillance program, NSA whistle blowers, Obama administration, Obama regime, Patriot Act, phone surveillance, Police State, Second Circuit Court of Appeals, secret counter-terrorism court, Section 215, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance state, Thomas Drake, whistle blowers, william binney

The Obama regime said Friday that the once-secret NSA bulk phone surveillance program exposed by Edward Snowden in 2013 will

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The Surveillance State Couldn’t Prevent The Paris Attacks – So Why Expand It?

November 18, 2015November 18, 2015 Asa J 1322 Views Apple, Bashar al-Assad, Center for Strategic and International Studies, Christopher Cantwell, CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, commissioner Bill Bratton, copblock, copblock.org, counterterrorism, cryptography, cultural enrichment, cybersecurity, data encryption, director James Comey, diversity, edward snowden, facebook, FBI, foia, Foreign Policy Magazine, France, Freedom of Information Act, Freedom of Information Act requests, French government, Google, Gun rights, iMessage, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, Islamic extremists, Islamic militants, Islamic State, Judicial Watch, Lisa Monaco, mass-spying bill, mass-surveillance, Michael Daniel, migrate wave, Mujahideen, national security, new york police, NSA, Obama administration, Paris attacks, Paris terrorist attacks, Police State, President Barack Obama, privacy protections, refugee crisis, Soviet war in Afghanistan, Stasi, stefan molyneux, Surveillance, surveillance reform, surveillance state, Syria, The Guardian, the New York Times, tolerance, united kingdom, USA Freedom Act, WhatsApp, White House cybersecurity office

In the wake of the unfortunate and diabolical terrorist attacks perpetrated in Paris, the international surveillance and intelligence communities have

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Federal Court Overturns District Ruling Barring NSA Phone Surveillance

August 30, 2015November 28, 2015 Asa J 1023 Views copblock, copblock.org, D.C. Court of Appeals, edward snowden, federal appeals court, fourth amendment, Larry Klayman, metadata, NSA, NSA surveillance, phone metadata, phone surveillance, Richard Leon, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance state, U.S. District Judge Richard Leon, USA Freedom Act

A federal appeals court overturned a district court ruling Friday that barred the NSA’s bulk collection of phone metadata. The

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Don’t Do Their Job For Them

June 10, 2015June 10, 2015 Pete Eyre 1155 Views aol, Apple, big brother, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, edward snowden, Encryption, facebook, FBI, film the police, Google, microsoft, NSA, paltalk, PRISM, Privacy, religion of the state, skype, Slavery, sousveillance, special source operations, statism, Surveillance, Terrorism, Youtube

Slave owners of yesteryear sought to prevent their “property” from learning anything that might undermine “legalized” human bondage. Despite the

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Government Whistleblowers Stand Up In Support Of Surveillance-State Repeal Act

April 30, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 904 Views 1917 Espionage Act, 911, Barack Obama, Chelsea Manning, CIA, Coleen Rowley, Constitutional liberties, copblock, Daniel Ellsberg, edward snowden, espionage act, FBI, FISA Amendments Act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, fourth amendment, Gen. David Patraeus, George W. Bush, government accountability project, government spying, government whistleblowers, J. Kirk Wiebe, jesselyn radack, justice department, Mark Pocan, metadata, NSA, Obama’s war on whistleblowers, Patriot Act, Pentagon Papers, Ray McGovern, Stasi, surveillance state, Surveillance State Repeal Act, Thomas Drake, US department of justice, war on whistleblowers, Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act, Whistleblowers, william binney

Seven popular government whistleblowers appeared on a National Press Club panel Monday, in support of the newly purposed Surveillance State

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The FBI’s Ever Increasing Role In Domestic Surveillance

March 30, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 2368 Views ACLU, ACLU National Security Project, american civil liberties union, Apple, back door access, Bill Clinton, Brookings Institute, built-in surveillance, CALEA, Civil rights, COINTELPRO, Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, cop block, copblock.org, DCSNet, Dishonesty, domestic surveillance, double-standards, edward snowden, email, Encryption, FBI, FBI Director James Comey, Featured, federal bureau of investigation, first amendment, FISA, fourth amendment, freedom, Google, Hina Shamsi, Illegal search/entry, informants, invasion of privacy, iphone, Julian Assange, justice department, national security, No-Fly List, obama, On-Star, Police State, rights, smartphone, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance state, telecommunications, Terrorism, Unleashed and Unaccountable: The FBI’s Unchecked Abuse of Authority, USA PATRIOT Act, Washington D.C., wiretapping

Even with recent revelations from the likes of Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, the American public hasn’t quite yet grasped

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Former Federal Agent Expounds on Illegal Means Used to Frame Targets

November 24, 2014November 22, 2014 CopBlock 2875 Views big brother, cellbrite, constitution, cop block, copblock.org.org, database, drug enforcement administration, edward snowden, free speech, freedom, fusion centers, intelligence, National Security Agency, no victim no crime, NSA, parallel construction, Police State, right to keep and bear arms, Second Amendment, special operations division, special operations unit, Surveillance, Terrorism, Thomas Drake, totalitarianism, warentless wiretapping, william binney

The content below was shared by an individual who wished to remain anonymous, but who recognized the need to inform

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Articles Podcast

Police State Monday: Toddler In Coma After SWAT Raid, 83-Year-Old Man Given Drug Charges After Pharmacy Gives Wrong RX, AND MORE

June 2, 2014June 3, 2014 CopBlock 1323 Views #ResetTheNet, ACS, Alecia Phonesavanh, angel clark show, Beverly Cirpinski, Bou Phonesavanh, Bounkham “Bou Bou” Phonesavanh, Brian McClarin, Burlington Police, California, Charles Williams, Chief James Craig, Chris Holbrook, Chris Payne, Cindy Wickham, Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, Dana Hills High School, Dana Point, detroit police department, edward snowden, Eliot Elementary School, FHFA, Fort Smith Police Department, Francisco Martinez, Georgia SWAT, Glouster police, Habersham County, Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell, Habersham County Special Response Team, Hillary Hooper, Jal, Jeff Covington, Joey Terrell, Jonathan Ayers, Jonathan Montano, Judge Kathleen Watanabe, Julie Parker, Kathleen Watanabe, Larry Burns, Lenco Bearcat, Lesa Surratt, Linda Surratt, Logan County police, Logan County sheriff, Lucas Mace, Luke Harding, Madisonville Police, Madisonville Police Sergeant Jeff Covington, Marchell Mitchell, Marshall McClain, Minneapolis Police, Monica Garza, Naaman Adcock, New Mexico police, Norma Montano, Oklahoma City Police, Oklahoma police, Oliver Stone, orange county sheriff's department, police chief Larry Burns, police state monday, Prince George's County Police, Robert Cirpinski, Robert De Mond, Sgt. David Walker, Sgt. Joshua Terrell, Sheriff Joey Terrell, Sherman police, Springfield IL, springfield police department, Steven Peers, Tabitha Adcock, The Guardian, The Snowden Files, Tulsa Public Schools police officer, VA Police Department, Veterans Hospital, Wanis Thometheva

Every Monday, the Angel Clark Show is dedicated to highlighting police abuses. [spreaker type=standard width=100% autoplay=false episode_id=4562071] Today we discussed:

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It’s Time to Accept that America is a Police State

September 3, 2013January 1, 2014 CopBlock 1900 Views america, automated license plate readers, Big Brother Is Watching You, BLARNEY, Bradley Manning, cop block, copblock.org, DEA, domestic surveillance, drones, edward snowden, fear-mongering, Featured, internet monitoring, James Hitselberger, militarization of police, National Security Agency, Nationalism, Nazi Germany, NSA, Police brutality, Police State, PRISM, repressive governmental control, RFID chips, Shami K. Leibowitz, Stephen Jin-Woo Kim, Surveillance, surveillance state, Thomas Drake, totalitarian regime, United States, USA, Wall Street Journal, Whistleblowers

This post by Andrea Dantzer was originally published at TheStateWeekly.com. I think the article speaks for itself. -Kate These days, it

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Bitcoin and the New Fourth Estate: An Interview with Cop Block

August 24, 2013August 24, 2013 Pete Eyre 1078 Views bitcoin, bitcoin warrior, blockchain.info, Bradley Manning, Censorship, cop block, currency, edward snowden, fouth estate, media, open banking, trans pacific partnership, WikiLeaks

Bitcoin and the New Fourth Estate: An Interview with Cop Block was originally published to BitcoinWarrior.net on August 23, 2013.

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Antiwar.com Under Surveillance by FBI Employees

July 25, 2013January 1, 2014 Pete Eyre 1276 Views antiwar.com, big brother, Censorship, CIA, COINTELPRO, cop block, copblock.org, edward snowden, Fascism, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, first amendment, free speech, james risen, journalism, kelley valhos, kevin gosztola, laura poitras, Police State, robert mcchesney, Surveillance, the american conservative

The write-up below by Kelley Valhos was first published to TheAmericanConservative.com on July 25, 2013 with the title Antiwar.com Under

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