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Man dubbed the ‘Fourth Amendment Flasher’ settles with TSA, airport security Dain Fitzgerald Politix 7/13/2013
Aaron Tobey at the time of his arrest on December 30th, 2010 • atualizadodaweb.com
A man who stripped nearly naked to make a point about his constitutional rights scored a victory today after forcing airport personnel […] July 20th, 2013 | Tags: Aaron Tobey, Richmond International Airport, Transportation Security Administration | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Department of Homeland Security, Virginia | Comments are closed
Bruce Schneier Schneier on Security 7/18/2013 Edward Snowden has set up a dead man’s switch. He’s distributed encrypted copies of his document trove to various people, and has set up some sort of automatic system to distribute the key, should something happen to him. Dead man’s switches have a long history, both for safety (the […] July 18th, 2013 | Tags: "dead man's switch", Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, National Security Agency, Rep. James Sensenbrenner | Category: 4th Amendment, Central Intelligence Agency, Internet, Right to Privacy, technology | Comments are closed
Anthony Martin Conservative Examiner 7/7/2013 …The secretive FISA court which operates in the background has not only given its approval to such incursions on Constitutional rights but has created a body of new law out of thin air to justify its actions, to the tune of 100 pages of new laws. Those new laws deal […] July 7th, 2013 | Tags: "the doctrine of special needs", Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), National Security Agency | Category: 4th Amendment, Government, law enforcement, SCOTUS, terrorism, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Andrew Napolitano Reason Magazine 7/4/2013 Do you have more personal liberty today than on the Fourth of July 2012?… …To what governmental powers may the governed morally consent in a free society? We can consent to the powers necessary to protect us from force and fraud, and to the means of revenue to pay for […] July 4th, 2013 | Tags: Alexis de Tocqueville, despotism, Thomas Jefferson, tyranny | Category: 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment, American Revolutionary War, Barack Obama, Founding Fathers, Government, SCOTUS, US Constitution | Comments are closed
AOL, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, PalTalk, Skype, Yahoo! and Youtube will be named in the suit, attorney says Steven Nelson US News & World Report 6/11/2013 Former Justice Department prosecutor Larry Klayman amended an existing lawsuit against Verizon and a slew of Obama administration officials Monday to make it the first class-action lawsuit in response […] June 11th, 2013 | Tags: ACLU, AOL, Apple, Attorney General Eric Holder, class-action lawsuit, domestic surveillance, Edward Snowden, Facebook, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), Gen. Keith Alexander, Google, James R. Clapper, jihad, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Judge Roger Vinson, Larry Klayman, Microsoft, National Security Agency, PalTalk, Patriot Act, perjury, PRISM, Section 215, Skype, Verizon, Yahoo!, YouTube | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Barack Obama, Congress, Government, Islam, Right to Privacy, terrorism | Comments are closed
Real Clear Politics 6/10/2013 MIKA BRZEZINSKI: This is an incredibly important question that affects all of us. We have to put it in perspective. I want to bring Richard Haass in but, quickly — I just want an answer, yes or no — isn’t it the case that reviewing of emails or any wiretapping cannot […] June 10th, 2013 | Tags: "metadata", “Rush Limbaugh Show”, domestic surveillance, Edward Snowden, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), Glenn Greenwald, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Lt. Col. Ralph Peters, Mika Brzezinski, National Security Agency, Neil Cavuto, President George W. Bush, Sen. Ted Cruz, Stellar Wind, telephony metadata, Terrorist Surveillance Program, whistleblowers, William Binney | Category: 4th Amendment, Barack Obama, Internet, Media accountability, Politics, terrorism, US Constitution | Comments are closed
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