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UK detains Greenwald’s partner under Terrorism Act, confiscates electronics
Glenn Greenwald (left) and his partner David Miranda (right)
The partner of journalist Glenn Greenwald was held at Heathrow airport under the UK Terrorism Act for the maximum time allowed before pressing charges. Amnesty International dubbed the move an unwarranted revenge after Greenwald revealed NSA spy programs.
David Miranda was passing through London en route from Berlin to Rio de Janeiro, where...
Egypt considers dissolving Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt interim government says it mulls dissolving the Muslim Brotherhood, as the death toll from Friday clashes reaches 173.
On Saturday, Sherif Shawki, spokesman of the Egyptian Cabinet, announced that the legal possibility of the group’s dissolution “is being studied currently” by the Ministry of Social Solidarity.
Shawki did not provide further information with regard to the decision.
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Bloomberg seeks mandatory fingerprinting for NYC public housing residents
The 620,000 residents living in public housing projects should be fingerprinted as a crime-prevention measure, said New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, but many city residents protest that the proposal is an invasion of privacy.
Bloomberg, 71, who has acquired a reputation for promoting controversial ideas, including imposing a ban on the sale of large soft drinks, says his latest proposal will make...
U.S. Army Conducts Military Occupation Drill in Small Town Wisconsin
Operation Tiger emulates military control of local, elected officials.
A U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations (CA & PSYOP) Command battalion recently practiced joint control of a small town with local authorities in a “realistic training exercise.”
According to an article released by the army, 22 soldiers of the 432nd Battalion unloaded their Humvees in Gillett, Wisconsin and...
Brazil may cancel $4 billion military deal with US over NSA spying efforts
NSA’s building in Fort Meade military base in the state of Maryland, near Washington DC
Brazil may cancel a planned 4-billion-dollar purchase of US warplanes over recent revelations that American spy agency NSA also conducted electronic surveillance on Brazilian Internet communications.
When visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry meets with top Brazilian officials in the capital of Brasilia...
Michael Hastings Was Investigating CIA Director John Brennan
Brennan named as being “behind the witch hunts of investigative journalists”.
Journalist Michael Hastings was investigating CIA director John Brennan before his untimely death in a suspicious car accident it has been revealed, with the report set to be published posthumously by Rolling Stone Magazine within the next two weeks.
According to San Diego 6 News reporter Kimberly Dvorak, “John Brennan...
Saudi prince defects: 'Brutality, oppression as govt scared of Arab revolts'
Prince Khalid Bin Farhan Al-Saud
Saudi Arabia, a major supporter of opposition forces in Syria, has increased crackdown on its own dissenters, with 30,000 activists reportedly in jail. In an exclusive interview to RT a Saudi prince defector explained what the monarchy fears most.
“Saudi Arabia has stepped up arrests and trials of peaceful dissidents, and responded with force to demonstrations by...
Texas Police Are Now Entering and Inspecting Homes to “Prevent Crimes”
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Landlords in Texas are allegedly allowing police inside homes for “inspections”.
Waco, Texas police officers are now allegedly entering apartments and rental homes on “crime prevention” inspections.
An alleged inspection notice from the Sanger Oaks Apartments’ management states that the Waco Police Department will inspect “security features” inside apartments...
Elysium movie: Propaganda for Illegal Immigration “Reform”
Neill Blomkamp’s science fiction action film, Elysium, scheduled for release on Friday, August 9, is slick New World Order propaganda. Although the film’s director and star actor, Neil Blomkamp and Matt Damon, disagree and say the film does not carry political weight, a number of commentators say this simply is not the case.
Scott Foundas, a film critic for Variety, characterized Blomkamp’s...
New Snowden leak shows how the NSA gets away with domestic spying
Newly leaked National Security Agency documents published by the Guardian reveal that the NSA can scour vast databases of personal information by searching for the names, email addresses and other identifiers of United States citizens.
More than two months after the Guardian first published leaked NSA files attributed to former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, the paper wrote Friday that their...
Pentagon considers employees unhappy with US policies a security threat
The Pentagon is warning its employees to be on the look-out for colleagues who demonstrate an “unhappiness with US foreign policy,” visit family abroad and have financial problems – traits that classify someone as an “insider threat”.
Afraid that its federal employees could follow the footsteps of Army Private first class Bradley Manning, the Defense Department is taking long strides to...
Germany sends 'massive amounts' of phone, email data to NSA
Germany’s BND intelligence service sends “massive amounts” of intercepts to the NSA daily, according to a report based on Edward Snowden’s leaks. It suggests a tight relationship has been developed between the two agencies – which the BND claims is legal.
Documents leaked by former NSA contractor Snowden and obtained by Der Spiegel revealed that the 500 million pieces of phone and email...
TSA Invades Train Terminals, Sporting Events, Music Festivals and Rodeos
It is said the Transportation Security Administration was originally established as a response to the September 11, 2001, attacks. If this is the case, then the Department of Homeland Security, the federal agency now exercising authority over the agency, must think al-Qaeda will soon target rodeos.
On Monday, the New York Times reported the TSA’s widely covered mission creep has infested “sporting...
Oakland’s creepy new surveillance program
Oakland’s director of emergency services, scans a monitoring screen at the Domain Awareness Center.
Earlier this week, the Oakland City Council voted to approve the second phase of a $10.9 million surveillance center that would enable the City to engage in widespread warrantless surveillance of Oakland residents who have engaged in no wrongdoing whatsoever. This is a terrible blow to privacy.
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NSA's XKeyscore gives one-click real-time access to almost any internet activity
The map of XKeyscore servers from a 2008 presentation
New revelations about NSA surveillance systems show that it was enough to fill in a short ‘justification’ form before gaining access to any of billions of emails, online chats, or site visit histories through a vast aggregation program called XKeyscore.
The structure of XKeyscore, leaked by the UK’s Guardian newspaper, is sourced from a classified...