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The IRS Intentionally Targeted Innocent Small Business Owners in Order to Steal Millions Via Forfeiture Laws

April 14, 2017January 19, 2018 Kelly W. Patterson 2378 Views Accountability, Bank Secrecy Act, Civil asset forfeiture, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Department of Treasury, deposit restrictions, Dishonesty, drug dealers, Harassment, IG, inspector general, Internal Revenue Service, irs, Justice System, kelly patterson, no victim no crime, Police State, profits from illegal activities, quick hit, revenue generation, rights, small business owners, structuring, targetting innocent businessmen, technicality, Terrorism, the Washington Post, violating drug prohibitions

Earlier this month, a report from the Treasury Department’s Inspector General detailed how the Internal Revenue Service used a restriction

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Questionable FBI Surveillance Aircraft Fleet Outed by Coalition of Journalists, Activists, And Techies

February 3, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 2590 Views Accountability, ACLU, aerial surveillance program, aerosol chemistry, air quality, air support, aircraft surveillance, airport, ap, Associated Press, az, Baltimore, Baltimore PD, baltimore police department, baltimore riots, Benjamin Shayne, boston, CA, cell phone collection tech, cell phone data collection technology, cell phone tower, chicago, Christopher Allen, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, cryptic program, curfew, death in custody, Dishonesty, Double Standard, drones, electronic signals collection, FAA, FBI, FBI spy planes, Federal Aviation Administration, federal bureau of investigations, fictitious corporations, First Amendment protected activity, flight data analysis, flight path, flightaware, flightradar20, foia requests, Freddie Gray, freedom, Freedom of Information Act, Fusion.net, FVX Research, glistening with trepidation, Harassment, high altitude observation of potential criminal activity, houston, huffington post, IBT, identifying people by their cellphones, IL, Illegal search/entry, Improv Online, infrared camera, inspector general, International Business Times, John Wiseman, justice department, kelly patterson, KQM Aviation, Kyllo v. United States, ma, mall of america, Maryland, md, Minneapolis, Minnesota, MN, modern western society, modified radio receiver, Nathan Wessler, NBR Aviation, NG Research, night vision, phoenix, photo surveillance, police, police accountability, Police State, Public safety, publicly accessible information, PXW Services, rapid response by police officials on the ground, reddit, rights, Robert Lindley, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, scanbaltimore.com, seattle, Southern California, subliminal pressure, Supreme Court, Surveillance, suspicious planes circling US neighborhoods, the daily mail, The Man, tracking aircraft registration numbers, Twitter, TX, unsung heroes, Update, video, Virginia, WA, washington post, web feeds, wide reaching and indiscriminate

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Court Rules TSA Must Establish Rules For Virtual Strip Searches

October 26, 2015October 26, 2015 Asa J 1251 Views Administrative Procedure Act, body scanners, Civil rights, Competitive Enterprise Institute, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, court ruling, D.C., department of homeland security, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Federal Appeals Court in D.C., federal lawsuit, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, inspector general, John Whitehead, Marc Scribner, Police State, rights, Rutherford Institute, Secretary Jeh Johnson, Transparency, Transportation Security Administration, TSA, U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C., undercover inspector general investigation, Update, virtual strip search

The TSA has been conducting virtual strip searches on airline passengers for seven years with absolutely no rules or oversight

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Civil-Liberties Groups Sue TSA Over Body-Scanner Rules – There Are None

July 17, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 2195 Views Administrative Procedure Act, body scanners, Civil rights, Competitive Enterprise Institute, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, department of homeland security, DHS, Electronic Privacy Information Center, federal lawsuit, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, inspector general, John Whitehead, Marc Scribner, National Center for Transgender Equality, Police State, rights, Rutherford Institute, Secretary Jeh Johnson, Transparency, Transportation Security Administration, TSA, U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C., undercover inspector general investigation, Update

Everyone’s favorite government agency is being sued by an alliance of three civil-liberties groups in a lawsuit filed in the