Tag: Biden’s surveillance state

Guest Post by Sundance

Barack Obama and Eric Holder did not create a weaponized DOJ and FBI; instead, what they did was take the preexisting system and retool it so the weapons only targeted one side of the political continuum.  This point is where many people understandably get confused.

In the era shortly after 9/11, the DC national security apparatus was constructed to preserve continuity of government and simultaneously view all Americans as potential threats.  The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) were created specifically for this purpose.

What Barack Obama and Eric Holder did with that new construct was refine the internal targeting mechanisms so that only their ideological opposition became the target of the new national security system.  This is very important to understand as you dig deeper into this research outline.

Continue reading “The Intel Agencies of Government Are Fully Weaponized”

Guest Post by Paul Craig Roberts

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/12/09/the-modified-fisa-702-reauthorization-bill-hr-6611-has-passed-the-house-the-changes-have-expanded-federal-surveillance-of-americans/

As I have sadly reported on several occasions, there is no hope in the Republican Party. The only positive about Republicans is that they do not hate white people and, at least not yet, are not actively working to make and keep white Americans second class citizens with less rights under law as the Democrats  do.  But corporations, once identified with Republicans, openly discriminate against white heterosexual gentiles  by refusing to hire and to promote them.. Corporations, such as Starbucks, have announced this policy publicly.  Imagine if they announced such a policy toward blacks. And the dumbshit whites still purchase overpriced Starbucks coffee. White Americans are participants in their own demise.

Continue reading “The House Republicans have–guess what–expanded the Federal Surveillance of Americans”

Guest Post by Martin Armstrong

Snowden and others warned us. The US government has been spying on citizens at the federal, state, and local levels. Telecommunications company AT&T partnered with Data Analytical Services (DAS) to provide them with our digital footprints. The government is targeting everyone under the assumption that every American is a criminal.

Continue reading “Data Analytical Services (DAS) – Hemisphere Project Expanded – Government Surveillance”

Guest Post by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.

Technology surveillance companies that sell their products to school administrators are creating a “digital dystopia” for U.S. schoolchildren, a new American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) report concluded.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and increased school shootings, a $3.1 billion educational technology (EdTech) surveillance industry has scored huge profits based on the claim that its digital tools — including video cameras, facial recognition software, artificial intelligence (AI)-driven behavior detection technology, online and social media monitoring software and more — prevent bullying, self-harm and school violence.

However, the industry failed to back up that claim with evidence and instead used fear as a primary marketing tactic, the ACLU report said.

Continue reading “Surveilling Kids at School Is a $3.1 Billion Industry — And It’s Making Kids ‘Anxious’ and Scared”

Guest Post by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will distribute $260+ million to establish “a National Weather Service, but for infectious diseases” — using mass data collection to predict and control disease outbreaks. But critics warn it will be subject to dangerous errors.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to establish a national “public-private” network to sweep up unprecedented amounts of individual and community data and develop artificial intelligence (AI)-driven models to predict disease outbreaks.

That infrastructure will then help local, state and national health officials identify and implement appropriate “control measures” to manage potential disease outbreaks.

As part of this effort, the agency last week announced an estimated $262.5 million in grant funding over the next five years to establish a network of 13 infectious disease forecasting and analytics centers to coordinate this work across the U.S.

The funding provides roughly $20 million each to 11 universities that were actors in COVID-19 modeling and response. The list includes the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, which oversaw the Event 201 simulation and the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Public Health, where Ralph Baric initiated gain-of-function research.

Two of the centers will be private entities — Kaiser Permanente Southern California and a “disaster preparedness organization” called International Responder Systems LLC, whose relevant experience includes running tabletop exercises for weaponized Anthrax outbreaks and helping to manage the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

Some centers will work with U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) researchers and bioengineering firms to develop new AI and machine-learning-based modeling tools and platforms to track and predict disease outbreaks across the country.

Continue reading “‘A Panopticon of Epic Proportions’: CDC Awards $260 Million to Track Disease Outbreaks in Massive Surveillance Scheme”

Guest Post by Sundance

On March 2, 2023, the people in control of the Joe Biden administration officially announced that government control of internet content was now officially a part of the national security apparatus. [White House Link] If you have followed the history of how the Fourth Branch of Government has been created, you will immediately recognize the intent of this new framework.

Continue reading “People Behind Biden Announce Creation of Formal National Surveillance State, Yet No One Seems Bothered”

Via Ben Garrison