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‘Full-Scale’ Terror Attack Drill Acclimates Public To Police State

April 25, 2017 Asa J 1487 Views actors, Anti-Terrorism Task Force, BATF, common law, communities against terrorism program, conservatives, Constitutional liberty, copblock, copblock.org, crisis actors, DEA, DHS, Donald Trump, false flag, FBI, FEMA, freedom, full scale terror drill, fusion centers, gun owners, homeland security, homeland security task force, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, ICE, individual liberty, joint terrorism task force, Libertarians, liberty, Maryland, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, MIAC report, Missouri Information Analysis Center, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, natural liberty, North Korea, Operation Gotham Shield, personal freedom, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, right-wing extremists, right-wing terrorists, Ron Paul supporters, Scott Boggs, sovereign citizens, START, terror drill, Understanding Law Enforcement Intelligence Processes, Virginia, Washington D.C.

(Police State Daily) Six sites in D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland will play host to a “full-scale” terror drill on Wednesday

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Half Of U.S. Adults Already In Facial Recognition Database Study Shows

October 19, 2016 Asa J 1378 Views american civil liberties union, civil liberties, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, databases, department of defense, Department of Motor Vehicles, facial recognition, facial recognition database, facial recognition network, facial recognition software, FBI, freedom of information requests, fusion centers, Georgetown Law Center, Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology, intelligence agencies, mugshot database, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Police State, Privacy, state police, Surveillance, surveillance cameras, Technology, West Virginia Fusion Center

A new study conducted by Georgetown Law’s Center on Privacy and Technology shows that half of all U.S. adults are

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DHS To Urge Public To Become Online Spies For The Government

February 24, 2016March 4, 2016 Asa J 1152 Views ALCU, anti-government groups, BATF, Central California Intelligence Center, chilling effect, Citizen spy networks, communities against terrorism program, constitutional rights, copblock, copblock.org, cyber PSA, Cyber Security, DEA, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, DHS intelligence assessment, Domestic Terrorism Counsel, facebook, federal bureau of investigation, fusion centers, government spies, homeland security, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, ICE, if you see something say something, Janet Napolitano, John Carlin, joint terrorism task force, Joint Terrorism Task Forces, Los Angeles Joint Regional Intelligence Center, MIAC report, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, national security, Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative, New York City, NSI, Office of Partnership and Engagement, online spies, Privacy, privacy rights, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, Propaganda, propaganda campaign, PSA, rights, see something say something, sovereign citizen, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Surveillance, surveillance state, suspicious activity, suspicious internet activity, Twitter, Wal-Mart

In the wake of 9/11, the “If You See Something, Say Something” campaign debuted in New York City in 2002 and then expanded

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Political Correctness Means A Draconian Police State

October 17, 2015October 24, 2015 Asa J 2966 Views 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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Obama Admin Mulls Executive Action On Guns, Unveils Global Police Force

October 6, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1584 Views Aspen Institute, Aspen Institute Homeland Security Group, assault rifles, atlanta, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, background checks, Barack Obama, BATF, black lives matter, Black Lives Matter movement, Christian, Christopher Mercer, cnn, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Denver, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, Douglas County, executive action, executive order, extremism, far-right extremism, FBI crime statistics, FBI’s Communities Against Terrorism program, fusion centers, global police force, gun control, gun free zone, gun owners, Gun rights, Hillary Clinton, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, ICE, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, International Steering Committee, Islamic extremists, Islamophobia, joint terrorism task force, Launch of Strong Cities Network to Strengthen Community Resilience Against Violent Extremism, mass shooting numbers, 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, Obama administration, Oregon, Press Secretary Joshua Earnest, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, radical Islam, reasonable restrictions, right-wing extremist, Ron Paul, SCN, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Strong Cities Network, Tackling the Far Right Across Europe, Umpqua Community College, United Nations, University of Maryland, Vester Flanagan, white house, white supremacist

As politicians seek to capitalize on the most recent gun free zone massacre at Umpqua Community College in Douglas County,

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The Fight Against Warrantless Cell-Phone Tracking

June 14, 2015June 14, 2015 Asa J 2126 Views ACLU, cellphone data, cellphone location information, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Evidence control laws, expectation of privacy, fourth amendment, fusion centers, Gov. Bill Haslam, Gov. Gary R. Herbert, Gov. Terry McAuliffe, gps, House Bill 468, House Bill 4791, Information Sharing Environment, MetroPCS, New Hampshire, NSA, Off Now Coalition, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Property rights, Rep. Garry Smith, Rep. Neal Kurk, Reuters, south carolina, Stasi, Stingray, Supreme Court, Surveillance, surveillance state, Tennessee, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Third Party Doctrine, Tower dumps, usa today, Utah, verizon, Virginia, warrantless data collection

There are many ways American’s cellphone location information is obtained by law enforcement agencies. On the federal level, the NSA

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Are Police Body Cameras The Solution?

February 23, 2015February 23, 2015 Pete Eyre 1442 Views badges don't grant extra rights, berkeley copwatch, California, coercive monopoly, complaints, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Copwatch, dash cams, Featured, film the police, fusion centers, incentievs, injustice system, Kelly Thomas, peaceful streets project, perceived legitimacy, police accountability, police body cameras, Police brutality, rialto, Rodney King, strike the root, video

The push for police body cameras is just the latest attempt to salvage public opinion and perceived legitimacy. Such an

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Former Federal Agent Expounds on Illegal Means Used to Frame Targets

November 24, 2014November 22, 2014 CopBlock 2950 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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When Boston Police Spy on Free Speech, Democracy Suffers

October 20, 2012May 9, 2013 CopBlock 683 Views aclu of mass, boston, boston regional intelligence center, cop block, copblock.org, Featured, freedom, fusion centers, nancy murray, national lawyer guild, peaceful, police monitoring, Police State, protesters, rights, strike the root, Surveillance

This post was submitted to CopBlock.org by utilizing the submission tab. It’s an eye opening piece by Nancy Murray about

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If You Drive on a Highway; Chances are the Police are Tracking You

May 22, 2012January 27, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1256 Views ACLU, american civil liberties union, automated license plate scanners, California, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Dishonesty, drug enforcement administration, drug prohibition, el paso intelligence center, freedom, freedom of movement, fusion centers, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, justice department, kelly patterson, Mexico, no victim no crime, police, police abuse, Police State, Privacy, privacy act of 1974, rights, Self-ownership, strike the root, Surveillance, Texas, Utah, video

The article was shared with the CopBlock Network by a reader named Joe, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. The article

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