According to conspiratorial president candidate and NSA watchdog Jeff Boss: absolutely! Boss was in Zuccotti Park earlier today, taping up his signature “truther” posters on the marble perimeter walls, along with some new ones warning protesters about the secretive intelligence agency tainting the “pizza and other foods.” Read more »
Jeff Boss prints a lot of posters with eye-catching phrases, but the middle-aged man isn’t creating street art, nor putting up outdoor ads. He’s running for president. Read more »
One of the most important takeaways of today’s significant legal ruling against Bush’s warrantless wiretapping program is not that it was super illegal and in direct contravention of federal law, but that the executive branch can’t throw around the “state secrets” privilege all willy-nilly. If they want to spy on Americans, they’re gonna have to play by the FISA rules like everybody else. |EFF|
Well this is, ugh, mildly unsettling. In an effort to “build better defenses” for the information it holds about millions of private citizens around the world, Google is partnering with America’s largest and most secretive spy agency. Wait, WHAT?” Read more »
When it comes to collecting and storing data, the NSA doesn’t play. The shadowy agency is reportedly building a massive facility in the Utah desert that is capable of storing yottabytes of data. I never even heard of a yottabyte, but it certainly sounds like a frightening amount of information. Crunch Gear breaks it down: Read more »
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