7/20/2012: This story has been updated [1]. This story was co-published with The New York Times. by Peter Maass and Megha Rajagopalan ProPublica, July 13, 2012, 2:57 p.m. This story is not subject to our Creative Commons license. The device in your purse or jeans that you think is a cellphone — guess again. It…
Brandon Turbeville Activist Post Back in April, I wrote an article entitled, “CIA Home Invasion: Smart TVs and the ‘Internet of Things,’” where I detailed the roll-out of the then-new Samsung LED HD Smart Tvs and the inherent dangers that lay therein. At the time, the dangers related to the televisions were the fact…
A team of Harvard scientists have discovered how to manipulate neurons in the brains of worms in order to take control of their behavior. This literal mind control is achieved through the use of precisely targeted lasers. So far researchers have been able to take over an animal’s brain, instruct it to turn in any…
Posted by Alexander Higgins – September 12, 2012 at 12:29 pm – Permalink – Source via Alexander Higgins Blog Over 200 UK schools have installed security cameras in bathrooms and changing rooms to monitor students for terrorism without notifying parents. As the Orwellian police state continues to spiral out of control the most common tool…
By Susanne Posel In the San Antonio school district, the Student Locator Project (SLP) is being beta-tested at Jay High School and Jones Middle School – two schools in the Northside district. The SLP includes the use of radio frequency identification technology (RFID) to “make schools safer, know where our students are while at school,…
By Charles Battig “The capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them” is attributed to V. Lenin. Fast-forward to the “digital everything” age, and the 21st-century equivalent is coming to us via the “smart meter” and “smart grid” of your electrical energy provider. In this case, your personal privacy is going…
Michael Snyder, Contributor Activist Post The mainstream news just seems to get sillier and shallower with each passing day. Our world is becoming incredibly unstable, corruption is everywhere, we are on the verge of another massive economic crisis, government debt is absolutely exploding, war could erupt in the Middle East at any time and signs…
Michael Snyder, Contributor Activist Post What would you do if someday the government made it mandatory for everyone to receive an implantable microchip for identification purposes? Would you take it? Such a scenario may not be as far off as you might think. In the United States today, millions of dogs and cats have been…
Reposted from Mail Online By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 08:20 EST, 16 March 2012 | UPDATED: 08:55 EST, 16 March 2012 Devices connected to internet leak information CIA director says these gadgets will ‘transform clandestine tradecraft’ Spies could watch thousands via supercomputers People ‘bug’ their own homes with web-connected devices When people download a film…
Saturday, March 10, 2012 by: J. D. Heyes (NaturalNews) If you’re a regular reader of NaturalNews, you’re already well aware of the fact that government, the courts and private industry have all essentially disregarded the intent and meaning of the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth Amendment privacy protections in the age of information technology. It seems that…
Tenth Amendment Center A county assembly in Washington State has just passed a food freedom ordinance which would punish federal agents with up to ten years in prison and $20,000 fines. On July 20th, the Stevens County Assembly finalized the ordinance. They are now in the process of collecting signatures from the residents of Stevens…
this artticle by the amazing Eustace Mullins is dated, and some of these players may be dead and ownerships have changed. His research remains compelling today. (pt) Many observers have noticed the striking similarity of the programs offered to the public by the three “independent” television networks. For the first time, we present a detailed…
(CNN) — Many Americans planning holiday travel have expressed concern — even outrage — over the the Transportation Security Administration’s use of full-body scanning and enhanced pat-downs, but a large number of fliers are likely to bypass both screening procedures. There are 400 full-body scanning machines at 69 airports nationwide, according to the TSA. About…
From FireEagle to iPhone apps that use your current location, everyone it seems is racing to get on the geo-aware software bandwagon. So far most geo-aware features have been opt-in and offer reasonable privacy controls (FireEagle is a good example of this), but Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 7 plans to offer developers location tools at the…
Everyone aged 55 and over should be taking drugs to lower their blood pressure, a London-based expert says. Epidemiology expert Professor Malcolm Law said blood pressure drugs cut the risk of heart attack and stroke even for those with normal blood pressure. His conclusion, published in the British Medical Journal and backed by other experts,…
HAWTHORNE – Andy Gause initially took his First Amendment fight to the borough, arguing his rights were usurped when it issued him a summons in February for having posted two Ron Paul campaign signs on his lawn. Since then the citation has been dropped. But the problem, Gause said, is that the ordinance remains on…
