Articles tagged Surveillance

UK passes Online Safety Bill, opening the way for ‘unprecedented, paradigm-shifting surveillance’

'The Bill poses an unprecedented threat to the privacy, safety and security of every UK citizen and the people with whom they communicate around the world,' British cybersecurity firm Element warned of the new law.

Analysis

Frank Wright

• Sep 21, 2023Apr 22, 2024

New Zealand’s former COVID tyrant Jacinda Ardern appointed to censorship role at Harvard

The Censorship-Industrial Complex has found a new champion in Jacinda Ardern, who infamously asserted that 'we will continue to be your single source of truth' on the subject of COVID-19 when she was New Zealand's prime minister in 2020.

Opinion

Frank Wright

• Jul 25, 2023Apr 22, 2024

Tech companies may pull out of UK market if gov’t passes ‘authoritarian’ bill to scan encrypted messages

Major tech companies like Apple and Signal have warned that they will withdraw their messaging services from the UK market over fears that the forthcoming Online Safety Bill will compromise user security and privacy.

Opinion

Frank Wright

• Jul 24, 2023Apr 22, 2024

Dr. Robert Malone: International gov’ts are using these covert surveillance tools against you

During the COVIDcrisis the leadership of the 'Five Eyes' alliance nations have actively conspired to aggressively deploy fifth generation warfare 'psy-ops' technologies on their respective civilian populations.

Opinion

Robert Malone M.D.

• Jul 13, 2023Apr 22, 2024

Klaus Schwab praises Communist China’s ‘achievements,’ wants to learn from premier’s ‘vision’

The World Economic Forum chairman praised the oppressive communist nation, saying that it 'has made remarkable achievements in economy, in social development, in diplomacy, and in many other areas.'

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Andreas Wailzer

• Jun 27, 2023Apr 22, 2024

FBI’s warrantless ‘backdoor searches’ spark major concerns over Fourth Amendment privacy violations

Critics argue that the controversial Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act, particularly Section 702, provides a loophole for agencies to collect communications from millions of Americans, including data from major companies like Google and Facebook.

Analysis

Didi Rankovic

• Jun 26, 2023Apr 22, 2024

With cutting satire, Tucker Carlson presents case for why the US may already be a dictatorship

Given the arrest of a primary political rival, the massive surveillance state, censorship, the murder, abuse and intimidation of dissenters, and much more, the former cable news titan parodies the left who insist all is normal.

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Patrick Delaney

• Jun 16, 2023Jun 19, 2023