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Police Raid Apartments Over ‘Right-Wing’ Social Media Posts

April 7, 2016April 7, 2016 Brian Sumner 1861 Views #ThinkBeforeYouPost, Accountability, Afghani migrant, airsoft, ammunition, anti-migrant views, anti-semitic slogans, anti-semitism, apparently menacing tweet, banned symbols, Berlin, Berliner Morgenpost, breitbart, Breitbart London, Britian, British police, Bulgaria, Censorship, Chancellor Angela Merkel, Chris Tomlinson, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, cops seize weapons, Corruption, Dishonesty, facebook, flashlight, freedom, germany, Google, Greater Glasgow Police, Gun, handgun, Harassment, hate toward migrants, Hellersdorf, helpful advice, Illegal search/entry, Immigrant, Immigration, Justice System, Marzahn, mobile phones, narcotics, Nazi, no victim no crime, nordic runes, not safe online, Pankow, police, Police State, prosecutions for speech on the internet, raid on internet users, raids, ransacked, revolver, right wing, rights, social media posts, social networks, Spandau, speech that is critical of migrants, stun-gun, swastika, Tempelhof, Twitter, unconstitutional symbols, weapons, WhatsApp, xenophobia, xenophobic music, Youtube

Originally published at breitbart.com by Chris Tomlinson Police in Berlin have raided ten apartments because residents may have posted “anti-migrant” views

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Intelligence Chief Says Smart-Home Devices May Be Used To Spy On You

February 10, 2016 Asa J 1044 Views anti-government extremists, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, China, CIA, copblock, copblock.org, cybersecurity, data-destruction, David Petraeus, department of homeland security, DHS, director of national intelligence, disinformation, electronics, espionage, Google, Harvard, intelligence agencies, intelligent transportation, Internet of Things, Iran, Islamic State, James Clapper, Mattel, microsoft, Nest, network connectivity, North Korea, Obama administration, Propaganda, russia, Samsung, Senate armed services committee, sensors, smart cities, smart grids, smart homes, Smart-Home Devices, software, Surveillance, surveillance state, Theft, tradecraft, wireless connectivity, Xbox

The U.S. director of national intelligence, James Clapper, has told lawmakers that intelligence agencies could soon use the “Internet of

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New York Cop Who Was Already Facing Child Porn Charges Caught Contacting 16 Year Old Boy

February 6, 2016February 6, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1623 Views 16 year old, 2332 Montgomery Street, 800 Park Street, Accountability, Advance Auto Parts Store, assault, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Det. Harry McCarthy, Dishonesty, Gary Miles, gmail, Google, Harassment, Justice System, kelly patterson, Loverbouy.girl@gmail.com, low bar, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, New York, ny, Ogdensburg, Ogdensburg Police, Oswegatchie, police, police abuse, police accountability, Porn, prepubescent children, subpoena, Time Warner Cable, top 10 police officers, vaginal sex, video, wwnytv.com

Ogdensburg (NY) Police Detective Harry McCarthy, who was already facing charges for uploading pornographic images of a 16 year old

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YouTube Terminates Photgraphy Is NOT A Crime Channel for “Violent” Police Videos

November 21, 2015 Ademo Freeman 1677 Views Andrew Meyer, Censorship, Google, photography is not a crime, PINAC News, PINAC News Top 3, PINAC Social, police abuse, police videos on youtube, Viral Videos, Youtube

*The article below was written by Andrew Meyer, of PINAC, it highlights the sites on going issues with YouTube –

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

November 18, 2015November 18, 2015 Asa J 1304 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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The Future Of Internet Freedom To Be Decided By CISA Vote

October 22, 2015October 22, 2015 Asa J 1099 Views 1st St. NE, Apple, BAS, Business Software Alliance, CCIA, CIA, CISA, CISPA, Computer and Communications Industry Association, copblock, copblock.org, Cyber-Security Information Sharing Act, cybersecurity, Debunking Myths about Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, Dept. of Commerce, Dept. of Defense, Dept. of Homeland Security, Dept. of the Treasury, DHS, Director John Brennan, Doug Maughan, Dropbox, East Capitol St. NE, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Experian, FBI, FCC, Fight for the future of the internet, Google, internet freedom, internet privacy, NSA, online freedom, online privacy, OPM, Passcode, Privacy, privacy protections, protest, reddit, Save The Internet, Secretary Jeh Johnson, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Sen. Richard Burr, Senate vote, Snowden leaks, Stored Communications Act, Surveillance, surveillance bill, surveillance state, Twitter, U.S. Congress, Washington D.C., Yelp

The future of internet freedom hangs in the balance as the Senate is poised to vote on the Cyber-Security Information

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Don’t Do Their Job For Them

June 10, 2015June 10, 2015 Pete Eyre 1148 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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The FBI’s Ever Increasing Role In Domestic Surveillance

March 30, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 2352 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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How Companies Share Your Online Information with Law Enforcement

August 31, 2012June 25, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 643 Views Accountability, bbgeeks.com, call records, cell phone companies, cell phone data, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, court order, Dishonesty, email services, facebook, fourth amendment, freedom, Google, Illegal search/entry, IP addresses, ISP, kelly patterson, laptop, law-enforcement data requests, mises institute, Mises.org, mpaa, patricia shuler, peter j. hill, photo album, piracy, police, Police State, Privacy, private, riaa, rights, rule of thumb, social networks, specific content emails, sprint, subpoena, Surveillance, telecommunications network, terry l. anderson, the not so wild wild west, third parties, throttling bandwith, warrants, wealth of information, wild west, wiretap, wiretaps

The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network anonymously, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. By Patricia Shuler You might

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Police Ask Google to Censor Videos

October 28, 2011January 1, 2014 Pete Eyre 647 Views Censorship, cop block, Google, jay noone, liveleak, palmer police department, Transparency, whitney griswold, Youtube

Books won’t stay banned. They won’t burn. Ideas won’t go to jail. In the long run of history, the censor

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Smartphone app helps save student from speeding ticket

February 28, 2011May 9, 2013 CopBlock 556 Views Android, Cell phones, Google, Justice Systtem, Smartphones, strike the root, Technology, Traffic stop

Sahas Katta explains how an application on his Smartphone helped exonerate him after he was wrongly accused of speeding last year.

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