#prism is watching.....

Civil liberties are by the by as #bilderberg & #elites garnering wholesale data from Everyone.

Browsers, search engines & software can be changed to buy time but #NSA rules the web....

Bitter pill to swallow?

 

My ? is when did you think "they" weren't watching or listening??????????

 

×2 Dred. I Always assume I'm being watched or listened to.its a healthy paranoia.

 

US have decided that the Taliban are folks they can do business with , they dropped their pre condition of not supporting Al queda. The aim is to have a strategic military base on Russia/china border. Foot soldiers are ten a penny in Fort Worth, just programmed jar heads.

Obama ain't no nicey nice bill Cosby dude fighting for rights & medicines..... but the most recent puppet dancing to the same very old tune.

beware the puppet master..... snowden ain't no traitor but IS a lone voice in the wilderness.

 

In the words of Dr Phil ... How's that workin' for ya ??

[video=youtube;7BmdovYztH8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7BmdovYztH8[/video]

 

that phoyogrid was FUNNY AS FUCK!!! lol i was scrollin down pic by pic and spit out my dr pepper! LMAO

 

Salon / By Andrew Leonard 160 COMMENTS
Obama’s Unparalleled Spy State
Another blockbuster: New revelations expose the NSA and FBI's vast online surveillance powers.

US President Barack Obama walks down the West Wing Colonnade in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC, June 5, 2013. Obama called for "meaningful reform" and respect for universal rights in Bahrain, during talks with Crown Prince Salman at

June 6, 2013 |


Now we know for sure: The Obama administration has presided over the most thorough expansion of the domestic surveillance state of any U.S. presidency. Even as the nation was still absorbing the news, broken by Glenn Greenwald at the Guardian on Wednesday night, that the National Security Agency has been routinely collecting phone call records for millions of Americans, the Washington Post and the Guardian published articles revealing even broader government snooping powers: Since 2007, the NSA and the FBI have had the power to watch nearly every aspect of our online life as well.

The National Security Agency and the FBI are tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading U.S. Internet companies, extracting audio, video, photographs, e-mails, documents and connection logs that enable analysts to track a person’s movements and contacts over time.

The nine companies are Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, Apple. (PalTalk, according to the Post, “hosted significant traffic during the Arab Spring and in the ongoing Syrian civil war.”)

The program is code-named PRISM, and while it was created during the administration of George W. Bush, the Post reports that it has experienced “exponential growth” under Obama.

A blistering, brutal editorial published by the New York Times before the Washington Post article broke noted the contradiction between Obama’s words and deeds, recalling “when he said in 2007 that the Bush administration’s surveillance policy ‘puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide.’” The Washington Post story, in conjuction with the Guardian give the lie to such rhetoric. The Obama administration has trampled over the liberties we cherish.

It’s one thing to suspect and assume, as many privacy experts and government watchdogs have for years, that government intelligence agencies enjoy essentially unlimited access to all our electronic communications. It’s another to have it confirmed in black and white. It’s fair to say that very few of the people who voted for Barack Obama expected that one of his legacies was the effective end of privacy from government snooping.



But even this dark surveillance cloud has its silver lining.

First, kudos have to go to whoever leaked the information about both of the secret surveillance programs to the press. In a climate in which the government has made clear its intent to prosecute both whistle-blowers and the press, the decision to go public took guts.

Second, there’s a notable absence in the list of nine Internet companies participating in the PRISM program: Twitter. The Washington Post article reports that Twitter “has cultivated a reputation for aggressive defense of its users’ privacy.” There is now some real meat on the bones of that reputation. Can we hope for other Internet companies to follow Twitter’s example?

UPDATE: Google, Facebook, and Apple are all denying that the government has “direct access” to their servers.

Andrew Leonard is a staff writer at Salon. On Twitter, @koxinga21.

 

#PRISM didn't stop bombings in Boston....

The US is no longer the keeper of civil liberties. That went out with the hippies at Woodstock. RT the Russian media are very insightful in their coverage and are rebutting the main arguments presented by the current administration.

A common theme in PR and spin it is crucial to control the narrative i.e. frame the debate.

"Get Snowden!" rather than "we been spying on our own under the guise of foreign terror"

 

To piss off google and others.... Change your search engine to lunascape. This engine uses 3 browsers which you can change: IE, GEKO & WEBKIT ... Also by changing your homepage also to DUCKDUCKGO / STARTPAGE / THEOMA you will enjoy anonymous advertising cookie free surfing....

These changes won't stop #PRISM or #NSA but it will fcuk the revenue stream of their big six spying partners, lol!

 

Its all fucked unless anyones going todo anything about it its useless complaining to each other.

 

I would like to know why homeland security is buying so much ammo and armored trucks..They know somethin we dont?And they dont have to answer to anyone but the pres.

 

Agreed. Like gas prices. Complain complain complain, but are you gna stop driving/commuting in any way??

 

More Government Snooping: The Postal Service Is Spying On You Too! | Alternet

 

Oliver Stone asks.... Do we run the government or does the government run us?

http://m.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/video/2013/jul/10/oliver-stone-nsa-surveillance-aclu-video

 

Were all under gov control one way or another.

 

that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.

Sounds TRUE but corrupted by incumbents.....