More about Alex Sanchez and the Fed's WAR ON GANGS (tags)
RE-Published fromThe Nation (http://www.thenation.com) Feds Have Been Hiding Evidence From Wiretap Courts In Their War on Gangs
Re: Wiretap: Rep. Jane Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC: (tags)
Re: Wiretap: Rep. Jane Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC:
Wiretap: Rep. Jane Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC: (tags)
Wiretap: Rep. Jane Harman Promising to Intervene for AIPAC:
U.S. Senate Voted Bury 1st and 4th Amendments (tags)
It is now Free Speech in America “if you—Dare!
Today—U.S. Senate Votes Whether to Shoot Down 1st and 4th Amendments (tags)
If this Act is passed, it will be Free Speech in America if you—Dare!
U.S. Senate Spy Bill—Locked and Loaded to Shoot Down 1st and 4th Amendments (tags)
More frequently U.S. Senators can been seen on Television reading sections of HR 6304 which they claim will protect lawful persons in the U.S. from being targeted by government wiretaps. Not mentioned by the Senators, is that THE FISA AMENDMENTS ACT OF 2008 has a low level of “probable cause” that will permit Government to wiretap U.S. phone calls, faxes and emails.
Should TELECOMS pay “Your Legal Defense Costs” to fight NSA Illegal-Wiretap Evidence? (tags)
Perhaps the only thing that has stopped government from broadly using “illegal telecom assisted wiretap evidence” against ordinary Citizens is that Telecoms don’t have immunity from being sued by charged criminal and civil asset forfeiture defendants.
EFF believes the warrantless surveillance violates the Fourth Amendment, FISA, the Wiretap Act, and most likely the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
The National Do Not Wiretap Registry gives you a choice about whether to be monitored (tags)
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE NATIONAL DO NOT WIRETAP REGISTRY
KISSINGER SPACED OUT HOOVER SPY REPORT ON PERLE (tags)
...an FBI summary of a wiretap on the Israeli Embassy in which Richard N. Perle, an aide to Senator Henry Jackson, was overheard discussing classified information that had been supplied to him by someone on the National Security Council staff.
ACLU overview of new Surveillance Powers (tags)
On September 19, only eight days after the tragic terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, the Bush Administration unveiled its proposed Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA). These passed the house and the senate with only symbolic debate. Below are the ACLU's 5 major concerns. For a chart detailing all the changes please go to the website.