Your Cell Carrier Is Selling Your Location Data To A Prison Contractor
"A former Missouri sheriff has been charged with using an online service operated by law enforcement contractor Securus to track cell phones illegally."
How CBP Illegally Tried to Unmask a Rogue Twitter Account
"A seemingly unsupervised CBP agent improperly attempted to force Twitter to produce records on a particular user without a court order — completely disregarding whether the summons was legal."
Hoisting the false flag
"False flag operations succeed because many people reflexively jump to accept official narratives. Conveniently timed attacks that give pretexts for war, however, are not always what they seem."
While America Feuds, the Police State Shifts Into High Gear
"What characterizes American government today is not so much dysfunctional politics as it is ruthlessly contrived governance carried out behind the entertaining, distracting and disingenuous curtain of political theater."
Jury Rejects Charges, but He Still Has to Register As a Sex Offender for Life
"Fear and loathing of sex offenders lead to results that would be recognized as unjust and illogical in any other context."
Malaysia convicts first person under fake news law
"A 46-year-old admitted making and posting on YouTube a video accusing emergency services of responding slowly after a Palestinian Hamas member was gunned down in Kuala Lumpur."
Insanely Broad Definition of ‘Assault Weapon’ Moves to Oregon Ballot
"Sweeping language catches up not just scary looking AR-15's, but also encompasses common target shooting rifles that are particularly ill-suited to the commission of any gun crimes."
Global Credit-Card Networks To Collaborate In Policing Legal Gun Purchases
"Banks and credit card companies are now considering a more permanent move that would transform them into foot soldiers in the deep state's push to create a register of all gun owners."
When the Meter Feeds on You
"The combination of automated plate readers every 10 yards or so with always-on cameras that feed into an always-watching (and recording) nexus of 'private-public' surveillance is bleak, depressing and scary. Worse, it’s real."
Social Media Now Being Used by Police, Intelligence to Collect Biometrics
"Police admitted to using a photo sent through WhatsApp to cull fingerprints for evidence that successfully led to the conviction of 11 individuals for drug crimes. The story further revealed that this was not just a special-use case."
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