******Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell admits he lied to the Senate; important information relating to a terroist plot was NOT found using new invasive FISA laws, but the laws already in place.  (Congress is a joke...there are only two branches of government now as everyone gets away with lying to them)

****An explanation of new spying rules

*****Do you know about IBM's dark past? Do you know about IMB's plans, in cooperation with the U.S. government, for your potientally dark future? Hitler and Chipping.

***How to render the new Pay Pass RFID chip inactive in credit and debit cards

*****Hundreds of police, firefighters, paramedics and utility workers have been trained and recently dispatched as "Terrorism Liaison Officers" in Colorado, Arizona and California to watch for "suspicious activity" which is later fed into a secret government database.

******Thanks to the passing of a bill that most congressmen didn't even read, spying on our phone calls and internet usage will increase with Google already being a culprit.  Here is a site that let's you use google anonymously.  Ron Paul is one of the few that fights for internet freedom.

*****Fresh documents reveal that the FBI is actively engaged in the monitoring of electronic communications and cell phone calls of American citizens without the prior approval of a court

****Cops using Myspace to arrest you and get search warrants

****Orwellian DoubleSpeak ControlGrab time.  Olbermann along with a constitution law expert discusses how the ACLU loses another battle with the Supreme Court as the Court won't check the executive branch and the laws they are breaking. "Can't sue over being secretly wiretapped because you can't prove you were secretly wiretapped because it's a secret." It's an crime by our government plain and simple.

*****Comcast is spying on you through your TV. A fact that Vice-President Gerard Kunkel admitted to a reporter.

****Now the government is using microchips disguised as small dragonflies to spy on us.  First place these "creatures" were recognized? At an anti-war rally.  Color me surprised.

******NSA Whistleblower on their illegal spying that ABC "decided" not to air

**U.S. intelligence community now spying on online games.  So you might want to change your screenname from "ImaTerroristTotallySerious"

****Check the fine print on your ISP.  They can do anything they want and look at anything you do including e-mails.

****"Freemasons" CHIP children in Flint, Michigan. Actual footage, and testimony!

****Way to go Congress! (sarcasm)  They not only vote to suspend attacks on the Telecom companies but allow the illegal wiretapping to continue.  Olbermann and Co. attack the politicans (both parties) and the Telecom Corporations.

****FBI is soliticing college kids to arrest RNC protestors

******The birth of the NSA and FISA, their secret courts, broad spying net, how they're teamed up with At&t and Verizon and more

***Homeland Security Secretary Chertoff says fingerprints aren't personal data

***Lou Dobbs who many think is a great person is just another NWO supporter who just doesn't like the coloreds. Here he ejaculates in approval of the Real Id Act.

****FBI botching investigations on purpose to increase their spying powers

****August '07: Bush once again expands the government's domestic spying program

**The Senate (along with Obama) voted to create a National Fingerprint Registry

****More on the spying program, At&t's compliance and the bending over backward of our politicans while Bush and Co. says their spying cannot be questioned.  At least Cafferty is speaking out about this, calling our politicans out.

***UK's massive CCTVs now include live operators who will admonish you on the spot

**Kucinich owns the house on their Secret FISA meeting

*The new Iphone is spying on you? Sounds like it.

****Bush's latest Press Conference saying how without the help of Corporations ("private sector" he calls it) and only by doing away with laws that would prosecute them can we be safe from TERRORISM.  Here is Olbermann owning him and his lies about the old FISA law. (Wow, just think about that for a minute...we'll die unless the coporations work with the government to spy on all of us...wow)

Wiretapping propaganda

Congress double-standards on privacy issues

***Colbert on At&t's treason and illegal spying

**Alex Jones and Luke Rudkowski's family and loved ones have been harassed on the back of this week's Bilderberg protest

****DARPA (military reserach group) wants chip implanted into our minds under the guise of "searching the internet easier"

***Alex Jones on chipping

***Congress tries to pass bill against the illegal wiretaps, bill mysteriously disappears

*Seagal, Stallone, Kevin Nealon, Gary Shandling among actors who have been spied on by the FBI (without any good reason that I've heard so far)

***The FBI, their Gag Orders and their admission of violating our rights

***Bush and Co. trying to make the internet and your cell phone spy on you..legally

***Oregon Lawyer has evidence of illegal wiretapping!!

****"They" are making it seem more and more cool to spy on your fellow citizens and report any strange activity; a sure path to tyranny

***Justice Department: FBI acted illegally on data (Proof that they spied illegally and they get away with it.  Our founding fathers would have taken arms against the government.) Video

**US Spy Satillites now spying on us

*Proof of Hoekstra's lies on the wiretapping issue (he got owned)

Pentagon planning on enlisting sharks to help spy AND also insects

Germany puts an end (at least verbally) to spying on reporters ("The defenders of the NSA wiretaps keep assuring us that we have nothing to fear as long as we are doing nothing wrong. Well, the same applies here. Governments have nothing to fear from leaks if they are doing nothing wrong. But here Germany is spying on reporters, and we learned yesterday that the US Intelligence agencies are monitoring the phones of journalists to try to find leakers. The German and US governments MUST be guilty of something, or they would not mind having their private affairs made public, right?")

NSA breaks another law-- if you visit their site beware!

**Corporate Media briefly mentions the story of Hasan Elahi who was detained on false information of being a terrorist.

****The documents that prove the FBI was abusing their power and illegal spying on our phone records

***Records released for the hundreds of field intelligence reports by undercover investigators who infiltrated and compiled dossiers on protest groups

****A new "Van that can produce real time x-ray scans of cars and buildings. Besides the privacy concerns this brings up I can't help but think that despite what this company claims, this process is not without it's health hazards...."

****June '07: The illegal wiretapping was even more invasive and used even more often than previously estimated

**Connection between phone companies and the government

*****The FBI has released a flyer (below) which explicitly states that those people who are active supporters of the constitution are terrorists. (I fit a handful of these descriptions!)

NSA mouthpiece NEW CIA DIRECTOR! vehemetly misquotes 4th amendment AND read the amendment for yourself

Congress doesn't want FBI looking into their files, prefers to play by a different set of rules then the rest of us.

**At&t whistleblower admits to company's illegal activities

Terrific: Info on our new CIA leader

*Why did Bush reject "ThinThread"??  Methinks it was too weak for his tastes.

More evidence on the illegal spying on journalists

**Many Red and Blue states are denying National ID cards, yet Bush administration officials and some Republican senators are still pressing hard to make them nationally required

***Still continuing: ACLU Report Shows Widespread Pentagon Surveillance of Peace Activists

*Bush refuses to hand over wiretapping documents to the Senate Intelligence Committee....apparently he's allowed to do this...um no.

****What Are Cheney and Addington Hiding About NSA Spying on Americans?

***At&t doesn't want records released because the information is too proprietary

***O RLY? This site has Colbert balls and has published these records anyway

Man suing the Government over the illegal wiretaps (let's keep tabs on this)

*Homeland Security admits it did not follow privacy law (did not follow means break...and they get away with it because the masses do not fight for their freedom any longer)

***This is a Fox news report from 12/05/06 telling how the FBI can turn on the mic on your cell phone and eavesdrop even with the phone turned off

***The proposed revisions to FISA would also allow the government to keep information obtained "unintentionally," the administration's initial claims that the warrantless domestic spying program never targeted but terrorist associates.  This violates the "Ex Post Facto" provision of the US Constitution.

FBI taps cell phone mic as eavesdropping tool

Score one for the masses!  Minnesota State Supreme Court rules "red-light" cameras illegal

Justice Dept. Probe Foiled by Gonzales and others (they don't have to answer to you Justice Dept.! Oh, wait they do...but they have the guns, so I guess they don't)

**EU gathering information on innocent people using their Store/Club cards (don't think they aren't doing this in America) This has nothing to do with terrorists (as a successful terrorist wouldn't use their own club card--this is all about gaining more control over the masses)

**Some examples of Ordinary Customers Flagged as Terrorists--causing a lot of unneccesary problems in their life

*Man gets secret service visit for his letter to the editor.

UK has talking cameras in their streets, US will be next

*US 'licence to snoop' on British air travellers (piss off the EU and lose even more tourism profits, go USA!)

***Orwell was right! His own government was spying on him as newly released MI5 documents reveal

**Gonzales Wants ISPs to Save User Data (once the internet goes, all hope is lost)

**Police Drones in the making (in almost every single futuristic fascist state depicted in a novel, TV, or movie, the "bad guy government" uses flying police drones...something to think about)

*Girl questioned by Secret Service for saying "kill Bush" on her web page (sooo...they go out of their way to question a 14 year old girl but on 9/11 leave the president in a room when his location was public?)

****"SAMHSA reneged on the funds for the most successful suicide hotline in the nation because the organization refused to divulge information about their clients. SAMHSA intends to shut it down and open a government run hotline that would gather and share information with other gov. agencies."

*Pentagon shows anti-war database's scope: more protest groups being labeled as potential terrorists

**In the Madame client list scandal, it appears all her phone calls were tapped and recorded which can and has lead to government officals blackmailing (which is a common tactic and has been used by Mossad on members of our government...and let's not forget that Amdocs, the Israeli-owned company that does all the billing for US phone companies, has the phone records too)

***This video explains why the wiretapping doesn't even work and is defeated by VOIPs

****Man gets visited by FBI for a "liberal" article he was "caught" reading in public.  Insane.

Your car is spying on you and you may not even know it

****Project Echelon: breaking the 4th amendment since the early 90s

Spying on themselves: Homeland Security chief suspended for suspicion of bugging fellow offices

Judge concludes a case saying the government can not look at e-mails without permission (so now it is illegal, won't stop them from doing it anyway)

***The NSA and AT&T are tracking a lot more than we think

Bush personally blocked phone tap inquiry (dictator behavior anyone?)

****Innocent People Placed On 'Watch List' To Meet Quota

**Government, Industry To Use Computer Microphones To Spy On 150 Million Americans

CIA used "robotic" cats during Cold War (makes you wonder what they have created and perfected since then)

Yet another Peace group under FBI surveillance

Government monitored UC Berkley students' e-mails

California tracks and spies on protest groups

Fascism increasing: Hayden to expand domestic spying in an "illegal and immoral" way

Another secret spying program leaked

Identification chips ready to be used ubiquitily, Wisconsin preemptively strikes

Rhode Island trying to obtain citizen's info without a warrant

Who are the only people courageous enough to fight and sue the government for unlawful survallience? The Quakers!

**Cafferty calls out Specter and the rest of the Senators for not following up on the wire-tapping scandal

Fighting librarians! (this is true. At least of the ones I've known...they would have fought)

Republican website says how Bush is trying to prevent places from pursuing legal matters involving the wire-tapping scandal ("The only 'grave damage' to be inflicted if these cases go forward will be to this Administration's real reasons for eavesdropping in the first place. This has nothing to do with keeping Americans safe: it has everything to do with making every possible form of surveillance to US citizens. ")

Crashing the Wiretaps ball