Privacy

• How To Hide Your Personal Information From Big Government
  While the President and Democrats flood the media with news on contraception and gay marriage, our economy continues to tank [...]
• Baby ordered off plane: JetBlue’s or TSA’s fault?
  An 18-month-old baby girl had cleared security at the Ft. Lauderdale Airport and, along with her parents, had already boarded [...]
• Is the TSA worth saving?
  If you’re upset by the TSA’s clumsy efforts to protect us from airborne terrorists — and let’s face it, [...]
• Gov’t seeks more than 1,700 secret warrants
  The Justice Department made 1,745 requests to a secret court for authority to wiretap or search for evidence in [...]
• U.S. Adopts Chinese-type Surveillance Tactics
  Everything you do online … your emails, texts, Facebook posts, chats, browsing history, your Personal Information … is being [...]
• How much worse can the TSA behave?
  When you’re on probation, you steer clear of trouble. You try to to avoid any appearance of impropriety, and [...]
• Amash Proposal to Protect Privacy Passes House
  Amendment to Cybersecurity Bill Stops Government Snooping, Approved 415-0 Washington, D.C. – A proposal by Rep. Justin Amash [...]
• Scientists reveal Romney and Obama are actually clones
  One of the recent Rasmussen Polls has Ron Paul beating President Barack Obama in a head to head contest. [...]
• Obama to Read your Emails? Decision to be made Thursday
  Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither. Benjamin Franklin THIS WEEK is Cybersecurity [...]
• TSA goon squads at the bus station: police state, here we come
  Paul Joseph Watson writes for Prison Planet that Big Sis has started a program with the TSA and [...]
• Rise of Empire, Fall of Conservatism
  “People do not easily change, but love their own ancient customs; and it is by small degrees only that one [...]
• CISPA: Congress to Kill Online Privacy
  Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither. Benjamin Franklin Next week [...]
• The Reasonableness of Routine Strip Searches
  The United States Supreme Court has ruled in a 5-to-4 decision that jail guards may strip-search individuals arrested for minor [...]
• Another TSA agent charged with child porn
  Yet another TSA agent has been brought up on child pornography charges. This makes a total of 12 child [...]
• Privacy Gone? OnStar Lets You Track Your Spouse for $0.12 a Day
  Suspicious spouses used to have to shell out hundreds or thousands of dollars on private investigators to keep tabs [...]
• Ron Paul: The Supreme Court and Obamacare
  Last week the Supreme Court heard arguments concerning the constitutionality of the Obamacare law, focusing on the mandate [...]
• Stop Police State Tyranny In America
  On July 2, 2008 in Colorado Springs Colorado, candidate Barack Obama said: “we can no longer continue to rely on [...]
• Why you must protect your children from TSA groping
  A parent or guardian of a child does not have the right to allow anyone to touch a child’s [...]
• Drone Countdown
  Now that Congress’ demand to put drones in the air over America is law, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) must [...]
• Woman exposed by TSA screener
  A Florida woman, Jennifer Sisk, reports that her body was exposed by a TSA screener during a “pat-down” at [...]
• Unmanned Surveillance Drones To Take To US Skies
  “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety,” – Benjamin [...]
• Hawaii Senate Passes Travelers ‘Bill of Rights’ Resolution Aimed at Curbing TSA Abuses
  After a series of abuses by TSA officials across the county, Hawaii Senators on the Transportation and Public Safety/Military [...]
• Demolishing Due Process
  It is ironic but perhaps sadly appropriate that Attorney General Eric Holder would choose a law school, Northwestern University, [...]
• Stimulus funds use “smart” technology for surveillance of American citizens–now that’s “stupid”
  With gas prices climbing, so is the popularity of fuel-efficient cars. AltTransport.com, a site “dedicated to giving you the latest [...]
• Big Gov wants to Tax, Regulate, and Control the Internet
  Attention, Concerned Americans: It is imperative that we fight the forces of a police state and keep the Internet free from [...]
• Privacy to End in 90 Days
  In 90 days … beginning in June … United States law enforcement will begin flying remote-controlled Unmanned Aerial Vehicles [...]
• Paying Cash for that Latte? It May Land You on FBI’s Terrorist List
  Did you pay cash for that latte this morning at the Starbuck’s drive-through? Well, that smiling lady who handed [...]
• NDAA Nullification Passes Virginia Senate by a Veto-Proof 39-1 Vote
  Today, the Virginia Senate took a firm stand in support of liberty, the Constitution for the United States, and [...]
• Virtue, Like Liberty, Does Not Come From Government
  Does the U.S. Constitution or Declaration of Independence or any other Founding Era document advise the federal government to promote [...]
• Big Government Reorganizing Anti-Freedom Cybersecurity Bill
  Big Government is at it again. Despite the fact that the dangerous Stop Online Piracy (SOPA) and Protect IP Acts (PIPA) [...]
• How to Remove Your Google Search History Before Google’s New Privacy Policy Takes Effect
  [UPDATE 2/22/2012] It is important to note that disabling Web History in your Google account will not prevent [...]
• ObamaCare Versus Individual Freedom
  President Obama’s new mandate requiring all employers to purchase insurance coverage for their employees that includes abortion-inducing drugs, [...]
• Supreme Court Says No to Warrantless GPS Tracking
  Despite their normally divergent  ideological dispositions, the nine justices of the U.S Supreme Court took a decidedly conservative position [in [...]
• Judge rules against victim attacked in costume
  MECHANICSBURG, Pa. – It almost sounds like the makings of a joke: an atheist, a Muslim and the Mechanicsburg [...]
• Court Says GPS Tracking a Search Within the Scope of Fourth Amendment
  The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution guarantees Americans a certain expectation of privacy from governmental intrusion. Specifically, the [...]
• Is TSA just another airline subsidy?
  Before 2001, the airlines were responsible for providing airport security; the costs were included in the base fare structure. [...]
• Arsenic-Armed, Insect-Sized Predator Drones
  When I was in high school 1984 was required reading. These days I doubt they want kids that well [...]
• Internet Freedom or ‘Data Retention Bill’ HR 1981?
  INTERNET USERS: THIS IS AN URGENT CALL TO ACTION. Please read this message carefully to the end. We need [...]
• Drones over US get an OK from Congress
  Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It’s … a drone, and it’s watching [...]
• According to the FBI, Internet Privacy is Considered to be Suspicious Activity
  When you use the Internet in a public place, do you prefer to have as much privacy as possible?  [...]
• White House wants DHS to manage cybersecurity for ‘civilian networks’
  The White House proposal recommended that the Department of Homeland Security be given broad regulatory authority for cybersecurity matters over [...]
• TSA Agents do the Strangest things
  What’s with TSA agents’ bizarre behavior lately? Take Ellen Terrell, who was flying out of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. As [...]
• Our Expanded Police State
  Is your home safe from unlawful police entry? A recent Supreme Court decision now gives police the authority to enter your [...]
• Full Body-Scanners at Super Bowl 2012
  Fans attending the 2012 Super Bowl on Sunday will face a new level of security in addition to pat [...]
• Santorum tells the TSA to use ‘Common Sense’
  Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum thinks Transportation Security Administration employees lack common sense when it comes to screening airline passengers, [...]
• HR 1981 accomplishes what SOPA, PIPA would have
  * * Government control and censorship of your online activities is still very much alive in Congress * * OUR GOVERNMENT [...]
• PAUL: TSA’s intrusions undermine security
  Senator or not, we’re all stripped of our freedom and dignity Today, while en route to Washington to speak [...]
• Lee Reaffirms Opposition to PROTECT IP Act
  WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Mike Lee reaffirmed his opposition to the PROTECT IP Act, flawed legislation that would unduly burden [...]
• Rep. Paul votes against Raising Debt Ceiling, calls for Repeal of Sec. 1021 of NDAA: Jan 18
  Though busy with the GOP presidential race, Representative Ron Paul has not shirked any responsibilities relating to his role as [...]
• Sen. Rand Paul Opposes and Will Filibuster PIPA Legislation
  WASHINGTON, D.C. – For the past several months, Sen. Rand Paul has opposed and led the charge against both [...]
• 18 St. Louis Schools Place Monitoring Devices on Students
  “What has always made the state of hell on earth has been precisely that man has tried to make it [...]
• GPS Tracking and Privacy Rights: Supreme Court to Decide
  In November 2011, the Supreme Court began hearing arguments in US v Jones, a case  The New York [...]
• Paul says Santorum ‘confused’ over privacy
  Ron Paul said Republican presidential rival Rick Santorum is “very confused” when he denies there is a right to privacy [...]
• Obama’s Signing Statement on NDAA: I have the power to detain Americans… but I won’t
  As Americans look upon the treacherous legislation passed under NDAA 2012, it it should first be remembered that the [...]
• Senator Harry Reid Moves To Approve PROTECT IP And Begin Censoring The Internet
  Apparently ignoring the widespread protests about both SOPA and PROTECT IP (PIPA) from the last few months (and the [...]
• The Government as Lawbreaker, Again
  Can Congress make legal something [...]
• Cell Phones Are Tracking Devices That Governments, Police, Big Corporations, et. al. Can Use To Track Your Movements
  If you regularly carry a cell phone around with you, you might as well say goodbye to your privacy.  [...]
• TSA Worker Sexually Assaults a Woman
  More TSA trouble. A Transportation Security Administration worker has been accused of sexual assault according to WJLA news. Fifty-two year old Harold [...]
• Merry Christmas TSA-style
  The liberty-loathing TSA are saying “bah-humbug” to to Christmas presents. The Transportation Security Administration has stated that it will open air [...]
• Feds use fake cell tower and device for search
  Federal authorities used a fake Verizon cellphone tower to zero in on a suspect’s wireless card, and say they [...]
• Big Gov Bill Assaulting Internet Freedom
  Big Government wants the power to SHUT DOWN THE INTERNET… At ANY TIME… For ANY REASON… WITHOUT DUE PROCESS! Conservative Action [...]
• DHS now scanning Twitter, Facebook
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The wave of uprisings across North Africa and the Middle East that have overturned three [...]
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• CDC Spying: Household Surveillance Programs
  The Obamacare prelude is already being played, and its ugly notes of tyranny are sounding across the country. The cacophony [...]
• Expanding E-Verify isn’t easy fix for immigration problems
  A bill sponsored by Texas Rep. Lamar Smith and co-sponsored by Utah Rep. Jason Chaffetz that would make the [...]
• U.S. district Judge declares two provisions in Patriot Act as unconstitutional
  According to a district judge, two provisions in the U.S. Patriot Act are unconstitutional since they allow search warrants [...]
• 1/2 Ozt of Gold Membership Fee to France’s Accounting Department
  Executive Order 6102 of 1933 once took away the right to “hoard” gold bullion in the United States, Australia [...]
• Connecticut TSA Officers Arrested On Drugs
  STAMFORD, Conn. — Three Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents, along with two law enforcement officers, were arrested for [...]
• Banning the American Flag on U.S. soil
  Dawn Kamin, who owns an optometry office in Germantown, Tennessee, received a notice that flying the American flag outside her [...]
• Constitutional Privacy Dismantled By Police iPhone Iris-Scanners
  Dozens of police departments nationwide are gearing up to use a tech company’s already controversial iris- and facial-scanning [...]
• Texas lawmakers pass airport “anti-groping” bill
  AUSTIN, TX — Legislation to make enhanced airport security pat-downs a crime if they involve touching a passenger’s “private” areas [...]
• Anonymous Government Agents Snooping On Doctors
  WASHINGTON — Alarmed by a shortage of primary care doctors, Obama administration officials are recruiting a [...]
• FBI expands agents investigative power
  The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving significant new powers to its roughly 14,000 agents — allowing them more [...]