NSA

by Glenn GreenwaldPublished on Sunday, February 3, 2008 by Salon.comEver since the President's illegal warrantless eavesdropping program was revealed by the New York Times' Jim Risen and Eric Lichtblau back in December, 2005, there...

Kurt Nimmo Truth News January 17, 2008 “The US Director of National Intelligence asserts that the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, were caused by weak domestic wiretapping laws,” David Edwards and Mike Sheehan write for Raw...

By Ray McGovernDecember 27, 2007 “There are few things as odd as the calm, superior indifference with which I and those like me watched the beginnings of the Nazi revolution in Germany, as if from...

During today's White House press briefing, spokeswoman Dana Perino condemned Gen. Pervez Musharraf's declaration of “emergency rule” in Pakistan. She said that the administration is “deeply disappointed” by the measure, which suspends the...

Remember when it never occurred to you that expressing your disagreement with or asking questions about this government could cause problems, other than irritating your coworkers or neighbors? When you felt secure in your person, house, papers and effects? (Okay, when at least most Caucasian Americans felt secure, anyway...) Remember when it was simply unfathomable that any governmental "agency" would be allowed to enter your home, listen to your phone calls, intercept your email, or open your mail without a warrant? No more. We gave up all that liberty in response to 9/11, right? Then why was the NSA spying on us well before 9/11? How can it be that the courts are allowing those who don't cave in to illegal demands to be openly punished for saying "No"? And why does it seem not many Americans seem to care? A bit of history on the issue of warrantless spying follows, together with recent news, and opportunity to take action. Yes, you. Take action. Pay attention. This is your Fourth Amendment, and you need to remember it...

The Fourth Amendment
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

Veterans, documents suggest U.S., Israel didn't tell full story of deadly '67 incident Special report By John Crewdson Chicago Tribune senior correspondent baltimoresun.com October 2, 2007 Bryce Lockwood, Marine staff sergeant, Russian-language expert, recipient of the Silver Star for heroism,...