Buying domestic data from data brokers is just something the government does all the time. Bypassing restraints enacted by the Supreme Court, federal agencies (along with local law enforcement agencies) are hoovering up whatever domestic data they can from private companies all too happy to be part of the problem.
Well, That’s Everyone: Senator Wyden Letter Confirms The NSA Is Buying US Persons’ Data From Data Brokers
Tag: DoD
On MSNBC and “Authoritarianism”
MSNBC opinion columnist Zeesham Aleem just penned the latest in what’s become a parade of hit pieces from mainstream outlets directed at me and other independent journalists. Even by the low standards of the genre, “How the populist left has become vulnerable to the populist right” is a humorous standout. It argues that after I spent a month detailing how the FBI, DHS, DOD, CIA and other agencies built a system for mass delivery of censorship requests to firms like Twitter and Facebook, I helped fuel a subculture that “could funnel people from leftism to authoritarianism.”
On MSNBC and “Authoritarianism”
Progressive push to curb war armaments crashes; pro-labor proposals win
WASHINGTON—Progressive plans to cut the Pentagon’s annual spending spree crashed and burned in Congress last week. Pro-labor proposals won, however by a party-line vote.
Progressive push to curb war armaments crashes; pro-labor proposals win
Video: Division & Unity Within The Ruling Class
Interesting:
Elon Musk, The Club of Rome, Peter Thiel, Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Republicans, Democrats, The CIA, FBI, NSA, DOD… divided, yet united, against a single common enemy: China.
YouTube: Division & Unity Within The Ruling Class
US Lawmakers push to prevent civilian harm in US military operations
Two newly introduced US bills aim to increase transparency at the Pentagon and reduce civilian harm in conflict.
Lawmakers push to prevent civilian harm in US military operations
Raytheon chief warns of delays in replenishing Stinger missile stocks
The CEO of Raytheon Technologies told investors Tuesday that the company won’t be able to ramp up production of Stinger missiles until 2023, due to a lack of parts and materials for the weapons that Western allies have rushed to Ukraine.
Thousands of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles have been pulled from stocks across Europe and the United States and sent to Ukraine, but as yet there is no solid plan to replenish the stocks for the countries that donated them.
Raytheon chief warns of delays in replenishing Stinger missile stocks
How Ben Affleck (and Bryan Cranston) got into the CIA
Anti-China witch-hunt: Harvard chemistry professor convicted for lying to federal authorities
Pentagon Surveilling Americans Without a Warrant, Senator Reveals
Years after they fought in Afghanistan, US troops watch as their children deploy to the same war
Years after they fought in Afghanistan, US troops watch as their children deploy to the same war
Related:
Trump undercuts his national security adviser on troop withdrawal
President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement on Wednesday night, just 90 minutes before the vice presidential debate, that the remaining U.S. troops in Afghanistan “should” be home by Christmas.
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