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From Washington Technology Law enforcement welds together intell networks By Alice Lipowicz 03/14/08 — 01:38 PM State and local law enforcement agencies are moving to strengthen their links with the National Counter Terrorism Center’s classified online information repository, government officials said yesterday. The center’s secure national Online Secret Web site is now state, local and [...]

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From ABC News/The Blotter ACLU: 900,000 Names on U.S. Terror Watch Lists February 27, 2008 12:40 PM Justin Rood Reports: The FBI now keeps a list of over 900,000 names belonging to known or suspected terrorists, the American Civil Liberties Union said today. If that number is accurate, it would be an all-time high, exponentially [...]

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As the list of potential terrorists increases, and now includes gamers and bloggers, the US Government is hot on the trail of phone tapping at any cost. As we have been learning, one never knows what 15 year old Tommy, a gamer, may tell his 16 year old blogging buddy Sean on the phone that [...]

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Let’s see if I can think of all the areas but I’m sure I’ll miss something… The Department of Homeland Security (the biggest misnomer there ever was) has U.S. citizens covered with: closed circuit cameras installed at every corner, turning satellites on the people, people taking pictures of your front door, people watching you as [...]

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The United States is now a code black country – no/to little statutory protection, no/to little privacy enforcement and an enforcer of identity cards, biometrics and heavy visual surveillance – according to Privacy International‘s recently released report. We ARE the police country that everyone feared would come about soon. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA No right [...]

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