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Only Two Percent Of Surveillance Requests Denied By Secret Spy Court

April 22, 2017 Asa J 441 Views Carter Page, communications, copblock, copblock.org, Donald Trump, FBI, FISA, FISA request, FISA warrant, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court, government spying, Justice System, NSA, Police State, rubber stamp, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance state, surveillance warrants, U.S. Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court

Proving that the U.S. Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court is nothing more than a rubber stamp for the government’s spying apparatus,

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Pennsylvania Councilman Proposes Bill For Cops to Target Music Festivals And Performers

February 5, 2016February 5, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 321 Views 1960's, 1st amendment, Accountability, anti-war, banned, blatantly unconstitutional, bohemians, CIA, City Councilman Mark Squilla, Civil rights, concert, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, counterculture, crime, Deputy Legal Director, Dishonesty, espionage program, far reaches of culture, FBI, first amendment, First Amendment protected activity, free society, free speech, free thought project, freedom, freedom of expression, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, intolerant and undemocratic propositions, Jim Morrison, jimi hendrix, John Lennon, kelly patterson, litter, Mary Catherine Roper, MH Chaos, musical festival, musical performers, musicians, native music scene, noise, NSA, NSA Spying, oppressive fear mongering spirit, outlier communities, pa, peaceful assembly, Penn, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania ACLU, pennsylvania police, Philadelphia, Philadelphia City Council, police, police database, police priorities, Police State, public safety issue, R5 Productions, rights, Sean Agnew, streaming music, Surveillance, surveillance state, traffic, trumped up felony charges, unconstitutional

The following post was submitted to the CopBlock Network by Isiah Holmes, who has been featured several times previously on

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Why We Should Be Concerned Over “Citizen Rankings” and How Scores are Calculated

January 26, 2016January 26, 2016 Kristan T Harris 465 Views artificial intelligence, black boxes, citizen ranking, credit score, driverless cars, law enforcement, meta-data, NSA, police, Police State, purchases, spying, threat score

Are Citizen Rankings A Violation Of Our Constitutional Rights? The Rundown Live It’s no secret that the United States government

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Police to Pursue Online Trolls and Receive Hidden Browser History from Internet Providers

December 30, 2015December 30, 2015 Kristan T Harris 375 Views abuse, anti media, Ashley Madison, blackmail, browser history, cell phone data, copblock, Copwatch, cyberbullies, drudge report, facebook, facebook reports to police, fake accounts, Infowars, internet police, Investigatory Powers Bill, kristan harris, NSA, Police State, police the internet, police to arrest trolls, Police to Pursue Online Trolls and Receive Hidden Browser History from Internet Providers, reports to police, rundown live, Thought Police, TPP, Twitter, UK, Youtube

Police to Control Internet Behavior and Speech in New Thought Control Measure The Rundown Live The Investigatory Powers Bill is a piece

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NSA “Ends” Bulk Phone Surveillance Program But Not Really

November 29, 2015November 29, 2015 Asa J 352 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 413 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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ACLU Releases Map of Police Departments Using Stingray to Wiretap Local Cellphones

November 15, 2015November 15, 2015 Kristan T Harris 602 Views 1033 Program, 4th amendment, ACLU, cell-site simulators, Cellphones, copblock, FBI, HailStorm, illegal, IMSI catchers, infringement, Judge Patrick H. NeMoyer, kristan harris, Kristan T. Harris, law enforcement, NSA, police, police accountability, Police brutality, rundown live, stingray technology, stingrays, the rundown live, wiretap

ACLU Releases Map of Police Department’s Around the Country that Acquired Stingray Surveillance Technology from the Federal 1033 Program The

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Confirmed: IRS Using Stingray Cell-Site Simulators To Track You

October 27, 2015October 27, 2015 Asa J 387 Views 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, ACLU, cell-site simulators, copblock, copblock.org, data interception technology, DEA, Dept. of Justice, Director Lois Lerner, expectation of privacy, FBI, fifth circuit court of appeals, fourth amendment, Freedom of Information Act, Freedom of Information Act requests, HailStorm, Harris Corporation, invoices, irs, IRS Using Stingray, libertarian, location data, location tracking, Nate Wessler, NSA, search warrants, Stingray, Supreme Court, tea party, The Guardian, Third Party Doctrine, U.S. Marshals, usa today, warrantless cellphone searches, warrantless cellphone tracking, warrantless search

A USA Today investigation published in late 2013 first revealed that police departments across the country were utilizing whats been

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The Future Of Internet Freedom To Be Decided By CISA Vote

October 22, 2015October 22, 2015 Asa J 350 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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The DHS Kicks Off National Cyber Security Awareness Month (Seriously)

October 19, 2015October 19, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 320 Views Accountability, ACLU, Capitol Hill, CISPA, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act and the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, cybersecurity, department of homeland security, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, DHS, Dishonesty, freedom, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, kelly patterson, National Cyber Security Awareness Month, National Security Agency, NSA, personal technologies, police, police accountability, Police State, Reuters, rights, Surveillance, turf war, video

In an announcement not posted at the Onion.com, the Department of Homeland Security designated October as “National Cyber Security Awareness

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Federal Court Overturns District Ruling Barring NSA Phone Surveillance

August 30, 2015November 28, 2015 Asa J 321 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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Arrested for Failure to ID Following First Amendment Audit of NSA Building (Call Flood)

August 29, 2015August 29, 2015 CopBlock 907 Views 1st amendment, 1st amendment audit, Accountability, call flood, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, crosswalk, failure to ID, False arrest, Featured, Filming police, first amendment, first amendment audit, gofundme, Harassment, illegal detainment, Illegal search/entry, Jaywalking, Larry Freeman, law suit, no victim no crime, NSA, photography is not a crime, police, police accountability, police interaction, police officer, Police State, rights, runned over, san antonio police, San Antonio Police Department, texas penal code, texas statute, The Battousai, video

Officers Involved: J. Morgan #593, R. Martinez #1339 Department Involved: San Antonio Police Department Phone Number: 210-207-7420 On August 24,

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