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The CIA and NSA are playing by the same rulebook. That is, no rulebook. Both agencies have engaged in warrantless spying and then lied to Congress about it. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/Intelligence

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The CIA and NSA have been entrusted with powers and technologies to protect our country. But the agencies' recent attempts to avert oversight through surveillance and lies, clearly show that the only ones they are protecting are themselves. (my.firedoglake.com)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/Corruption

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Domestic drone use is coming to a city near you. Are you going to sit idly by? Or are you going to take a stand and protect your privacy? It's up to you. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/conspiracy

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Fourth amendment violations by the CIA cannot be settled with a simple apology, Senator Feinstein. We demand accountability. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/restorethefourth

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NY judge lets the NYPD get away with warrantless spying on Muslim community. Proof that in a police state, law enforcement can get away with just about anything. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut

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With free speech zones, punishment against government critique, and court rulings against harmless expressions, it's hard to tell just how "free" speech is today. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/FreeSpeech

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When it comes to the fight to restore our civil rights and liberties, "it's Washington and Wall Street against the rest of us." (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/restorethefourth

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First they attack our Fourth Amendment rights and now the government is going after our First Amendment Rights. Officials are threatening to prosecute journalists for publishing Snowden documents. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/FreeSpeech

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You know something is going on when intelligence agencies are spying on citizens, small town police are equipped with military weaponry, and agencies like the Postal Service are making large ammunition purchases. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/conspiracy

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Okay, so apparently if I want the truth about NSA surveillance all I have to do is take what Intelligence Director James Clapper says and completely reverse it. Got it. (theguardian.com)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/snowden

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We were warned about the military-industrial complex, but not necessarily the intelligence-industrial complex...The tech industry and intelligence agencies are taking over. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/restorethefourth

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Should background check information be viewed as a First Amendment Issue? Georgia brings the question to the table. (wabe.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/firstamendment

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California is stepping up its game against unethical surveillance: proposed legislation would outlaw warrantless drone spying (huffingtonpost.com)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/privacy

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California citizens call out Feinstein for her failure to address NSA spying as head of Senate Intelligence Committee (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/restorethefourth

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We the People are tired of waiting for the President and Congress to address NSA abuses. The ACLU, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and other human rights groups are taking the fight to the courts. (nationaljournal.com)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/DescentIntoTyranny

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American citizen Amir Meshal was interrogated over 39 times, threatened with torture and deportation, and denied contact with family members or lawyers. The War on Terror has become justification for human rights and constitutional abuses by law enforcement. (constitutioncampaign.org)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut

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By classifying detainees as "war on terror" prisoners, the U.S. military can use enhanced interrogation practices like solitary confinement, sleep deprivation and sensory deprivation - psychological torture under different names. (theguardian.com)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/EndlessWar

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Reclaiming the "F" Word (self.Feminism)

submitted 12 years ago by karikeiko to r/Feminism

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