The media goes back and forth discussing the pivotal moment of the first GOP debate. What orifice did Trump have in mind of the blood flowing from Megan Kelly. Meanwhile, the Congress once again lines up to take our freedom. This post follows yesterday’s FBI: Citizens Should Have No Secrets That The Government Can’t Access
S. Res. 1705: Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016.
If enacted, Section 603 will require online companies to inform Washington of any “actual knowledge” of “facts and circumstances” related to undefined “terrorist activity” – meaning warrantless searches and seizures of personal electronic content will be authorized, potentially subjecting countless numbers of innocent people to unjustifiable scrutiny.
Senate members overwhelmingly support S. 1705. Before recessing until September, they were set to pass it by voice vote until Senator Ron Wyden objected.
Vague language makes independent journalists, political, anti-war, and social justice activists, academics and students doing…
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LadyRaven's Whisky In A Jar - OH! 
Does this sound familiar to you LadyR? It does to me and it was called Hitler’s Germany….
Exactly.
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Thank you necltr!
And this for a government that has most Senators not wanting us to know how they vote. Hey, that is fair, they and the Reps don’t know what they are voting for until their surprise box of chocolates is opened after the legislation has been passed.
True that – “don’t know what they are voting for until….”
One wonders – could they have “some” concern about a hanging tree?
They should be.
Yet nothing in the media about this upcoming vote.
“Funny” what things are not in the MSM. The elections, in particular DTrump make for great distraction.