You’d Better Watch Out: The Surveillance State Has a Naughty List, and You’re On It
John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead – This Christmas, it’s the Surveillance State that’s coming to town, and you’re already on its naughty list.
John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead – This Christmas, it’s the Surveillance State that’s coming to town, and you’re already on its naughty list.
John W. Whitehead & Nisha Whitehead, – No one gets spared the anguish, fear and heartache of living in a police state.
Matt Agorist – As the rampant US spy state illustrates, no amount of legislation can curb a tyrannical government’s lust to surveil their citizens.
John W. Whitehead – While we squabble over which side is winning this losing battle, a tsunami approaches.
John W. Whitehead – We are increasingly ruled by multi-corporations wedded to the police state.
John W. Whitehead – Week after week the circus goes, getting more and more ridiculous.
B.N. Frank – He provides intricate details of why we should all be freaking out over 5G.
Vic Bishop – In China you have precisely what Orwell warned us of. Who’s next?
Patrick Henningsen – By controlling the perception of public consensus you can effectively control the prevailing reality.
David Thrussell – We are Pokémon Go-ed into a virtual net of moribund surveillance capitalism.
Tabitha Mercy – The silent violence in America should be of great concern.
Patrick Henningsen– The physical Police State could not exist without some philosophical underpinning.
Derrick Broze – If you care about privacy, then it’s time to start openly resisting the prying eyes.
David Thrussell – Imagine for a moment that the Snowden saga is a test.
Vic Bishop – Surveillance is conditioning people into a mindset that it’s ok for corporations to track their every move.
Paul A. Philips – Are you prepared to have your medications monitored by RFID microchips?
Film – William Binney speaks out in this feature-length interview with Tragedy and Hope’s Richard Grove, focused on the topic of the ever-growing surveillance state in America. Is our freedom really at stake?
Melissa Morrone, Waging Nonviolence Waking Times A woman was trying to apply for a job at a major retailer. She had to fill out an online form that prompted her to create a username and password, and then enter personal information down to the last four digits of her Social Security number.“How do you know …
Ingrid Burrington, Waging Nonviolence Contributor Waking Times In a small park next to the National Security Agency in Fort Meade, Md., signs explain rules about photographs one can take — and illustrate the kind of photo one isn’t allowed to take. (WNV/Ingrid Burrington)Mass surveillance has an image problem. The visual references commonly used to portray …
Julian Rose, Contributor Waking Times “In the Future – Nature and Technology Will Work as One” International airports in Britain greet arrivals and departures with the letters ‘HSBC’ and the words “The World’s Bank” plastered boldly over plane docking bays and passenger corridors. For those not in the know HSBC is “A British multinational banking …