Federal court approves use of hidden surveillance cameras on private property without warrants
by Madison Ruppert Yet again, a federal judge undermined the Constitution in a wholly disturbing fashion, this time by allowing police to install hidden surveillance cameras on private property without obtaining a search warrant. This is especially troubling since the federal government has conducted more warrantless surveillance over the past two years than the entire previous decade. This court decision…
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Internet giants, privacy advocates in ‘Do Not Track’ showdown
2012-07-24 Russia Today Washington has proposed a “Do Not Track” mechanism that would give Internet users better control of their personal information. The measure has Internet firms facing off with privacy groups over how tough the rules should be. The Obama administration is considering the creation of an agency that would set standards for Internet governance, and the “Do Not…
Data Mining: Big Corporations Are Gathering Every Shred Of Information About You That They Can
June 22, 2012 The Economic Collapse by Michael Snyder When most people think of “Big Brother”, they think of the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the Department of Homeland Security and other shadowy government agencies. Yes, they are definitely watching you, but so are many big corporations. In fact, there are some companies that are making tens of millions…
Depositors Beware: Theft is Legal for Big Banks, and Your Money Will Never Be Safe
By Ellen Brown “With Cyprus . . . the game itself changed. By raiding the depositors’ accounts, a major central bank has gone where they would not previously have dared. The Rubicon has been crossed.” —Eric Sprott, Shree Kargutkar, “Caveat Depositor 3” The crossing of the Rubicon into the confiscation of depositor funds was not a one-off emergency measure limited to…
Science is being corrupted to a point of fraud
By Gary Novak Irrationality in science is every bit as extreme as we see in media events, perhaps more so because of the increased demands in science. Very little science is visible to the public. The carbon dioxide issue is an example of science which has come to the surface of public concerns, and it shows a lack of objectivity…
McDonald’s hamburger from 1999 looks exactly the same today
by Jonathan Benson A Utah man’s recent discovery of an old fast food hamburger hiding in a coat pocket serves as a reminder to us all about why we continue to choose fresh foods as close to their natural states as possible over processed foods. What began as a month-long experiment to see how long it takes for a basic…
Gun Grabbing Senators Look To Resurrect Gun Control
by Tim Brown Socialist gun grabbers were dealt a tremendous blow just a couple of weeks ago, in part due to pressure by American patriots letting Washington elected officials know that they would not go quietly into the night towards tyranny. There were also principled men who stood their ground on the Second Amendment, resulting in all of Barack Obama’s…
Homeland Security under investigation for massive ammo buys
The Department of Homeland Security is under investigation for purchasing large stockpiles of ammunition, days before legislation was introduced that would restrict the amount a government agency can legally buy. The Government Accountability Office is now conducting the investigation into the alleged DHS purchases, which is “just getting underway,” GAO spokesman Chuck Young told US News & World Report. DHS…