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by Bill Quigley Privacy is eroding fast as technology offers government increasing ways to track and spy on citizens.  The Washington Post reported there are 3,984 federal, state and local organizations working on domestic counterterrorism.  [...]

by Michael Snyder, Contributor Why would anyone want to live in the UK at this point?  Well, if you enjoy having every little detail of your life dictated to you by elitist control freaks then you [...]

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by Joe Wright Police departments around the country continue to intimidate citizen journalists into thinking that they have no right to film officials during the course of their duties serving the public. There has been [...]

by Madison Ruppert A new system has emerged to process surveillance footage for facial recognition, and it makes much of the previous technology seem like it belongs in the Stone Age, further empowering the Big Brother surveillance [...]

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by Madison Ruppert Recently I reported on the concerted effort to bring citizen spying into the digital age with applications on smartphones which can be used to report “suspicious activity” to local homeland security fusion centers. This [...]

by Madison Ruppert, Contributing Writer A report published by the London Sunday Times has revealed that Facebook has been accessing and reading the personal text messages of users of their social networking app. Unfortunately the report itself is locked behind a [...]

British security agencies are pushing for a law, which would allow vast amount of private data to be collected and stored, according to media reports. Big Brother will know who you call to, what [...]

Worried that the US government might be able to read your emails? Don’t be — they already can! The American Civil Liberties Union is asking the feds to come clean on why — and [...]

The American Dream Are you ready for Big Brother 2.0? If you think that the hundreds of ways that the government watches, monitors, tracks and controls us now are bad, just wait until you [...]

Are technological advances infringing on our right to privacy?  The war on terror is a worldwide endeavor that has spurred massive investment into the global surveillance industry – which now seems to be becoming a [...]

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