PRISM Archives - Cop Block

Don’t Do Their Job For Them

June 10, 2015June 10, 2015 Pete Eyre 1207 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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NSA, FBI Scramble As Post-9/11 Patriot Act Surveillance Authorization Set To Expire

April 17, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 2003 Views 911, ACLU, bulk collection, bulk phone collection, Civil rights, clinging to a pipe dream, Dan Coats, data collection, Devin Nunes, FBI, fearmongering, federal bureau of investigation, FISA, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, freedom, Freedom Act, Georgia, House intelligence committee, Kentucky, Lynn Westmoreland, Mark Pocan, National Security Agency, NSA, NSA briefing, Patriot Act, Police State, PRISM, rights, Section 215, Senate GOP leadership, Stasi, statements of efficacy, Surveillance, surveillance state, Surveillance State Repeal Act, Terrorism, The Guardian, Thomas Massie, warentless wiretapping, Wisconsin

The National Security Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation held secret briefings with a House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday

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

September 3, 2013January 1, 2014 CopBlock 1948 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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