Robert L. Kinney III

The US government’s absurd justification for FBI, police secrecy

Apparently, the main argument which law enforcement uses to support keeping their technologies secret is that if they were to publish their technologies or procedures, then it would make it easier for criminals to commit crimes.

Opinion

• Apr 18, 2024Apr 18, 2024

Is the US government developing mind-reading technology for ‘national security’?

The development of brain scanning technologies along with the legalization of a National Neurological Conditions Surveillance System have raised concerns about widespread neurological surveillance.

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Apr 10, 2024Apr 10, 2024

Why has the US government been researching mind-reading technology?

Documents show that the U.S. government has been looking at 'potential sensor' technologies and 'expected contributions' that might include detecting 'electrical activity of the… brain' to determine peoples’ secret intentions.

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Mar 27, 2024Mar 27, 2024

The FBI is allowed to own and operate businesses without public knowledge

The FBI's own guidelines state that it is allowed to own, operate and control businesses without public knowledge for the purposes of crime prevention

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Feb 13, 2024Feb 13, 2024

Freemasonry and the FBI: Pope Leo XIII’s warning against ‘secret societies’ still applies today

Descriptions of the actions and plans of Freemasons and similar secret societies by previous popes and Catholic authors seem to correlate with at least some of the destructive and secret history of the FBI.

Analysis

Robert L. Kinney III

• Dec 11, 2023Dec 12, 2023

US gov’t must ban the use of clandestine directed energy weapons against citizens

Americans should be demanding that Congress require that such weapons be made illegal 'inside and outside of the United States.'

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Oct 18, 2023Oct 18, 2023

Does the US gov’t possess secret technology that tortures human brains?

A U.S. government listing from 2004 clearly says that such technology to be used to torture human brains (without describing it as torture) was achieved many years ago, and it was suggested that such technology be used by 'law enforcement.'

Analysis

Robert L. Kinney III

• Sep 27, 2023

Why the transparency of the FBI, US intelligence is essential for fair election outcomes

Without access to the methods, sources, technologies, techniques, and surveillance actions of US intelligence, Americans are unable to fairly and freely elect their government.

Analysis

Robert L. Kinney III

• Sep 1, 2023Sep 1, 2023

Is the FBI interfering with Americans’ right to vote?

We need to think critically about what it means to vote in a United States election.

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Aug 17, 2023Aug 18, 2023

Is the FBI illegally spying on private homes and buildings?

Questions about illegal collections of electronic device data may be a distraction from potentially advanced surveillance technologies which can surveil every move Americans make from the moment they are born until the end of their life.

Opinion

Robert L. Kinney III

• Jul 17, 2023

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Robert L. Kinney III

The US government’s absurd justification for FBI, police secrecy

Is the US government developing mind-reading technology for ‘national security’?

Why has the US government been researching mind-reading technology?

The FBI is allowed to own and operate businesses without public knowledge

Freemasonry and the FBI: Pope Leo XIII’s warning against ‘secret societies’ still applies today

US gov’t must ban the use of clandestine directed energy weapons against citizens

Does the US gov’t possess secret technology that tortures human brains?

Why the transparency of the FBI, US intelligence is essential for fair election outcomes

Is the FBI illegally spying on private homes and buildings?