Democratic congressman suggested falsifying a pandemic to push vaccination
Former Democratic Rep. James Langevin said virus-related 'exercises' should be 'as realistic as possible' in a 2008 congressional hearing.
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Robert L. Kinney III
US gov’t scientists suggested monitoring brain activity for ‘anti-crime’ and ‘security’ purposes
An official U.S. government publication suggests that the Department of Homeland Security use remote detection technologies for 'crowd control,' 'anticrime operations,' and 'ensuring the security of government.'
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CDC subcommittee implies the US gov’t has ‘surveillance systems for mental illness’
The CDC's National Biosurveillance Advisory Subcommittee advises the government on 'the development and implementation of a nationwide biosurveillance strategy for human health,' including the use of 'syndromic surveillance for mental health.'
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Congress needs to enact laws protecting us from illegal government surveillance
The more one researches, the more it appears as though there are not many, if any, U.S. Federal torture laws which protect the American citizen from torture committed by law enforcement and secret police, whereas there are others which protect the non-American citizen.
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Do the government’s broad ‘biosurveillance’ powers include brain reading?
The federal government's 'biosurveillance' isn't just mundane data collection, but something much more concerning.
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US gov’t docs suggest mind-reading technology could be used to predict human behavior
The U.S. government apparently intended to describe the use of advanced innovative biosurveillance technologies for the 'prediction' of human actions and 'detection' of potential human actions 'at the earliest indication,' rather than merely predicting infectious disease incidents.
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Obama-Biden administration legalized ‘neurological surveillance’ after Trump’s election
Laws enacted by the Obama-Biden administration, including after Trump's 2016 election but before he took office, disturbingly require 'real-time' neurological surveillance.
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US gov’t used fake propaganda to deceive millions in the past. Why wouldn’t it do so now?
Could similar extensive lying and propaganda be explanations for such absurdities as climate change, evolution, or even a potentially falsified pandemic?
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FBI has used ‘destructive,’ secretive tactics to harm US citizens
The FBI has a history of secretly harming Americans, and the consequences of such secretive policing could pose real dangers today.
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US gov’t can now legally use x-rays and other technology to spy on citizens’ homes, cars
Recent laws suggest advanced technologies will be used to surveil the human brain one day.
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