To Give-up Now Is To Give-up On America
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The
article below my commentary is the latest news about an attempt by the
FBI to further violate our 4th amendment rights by gaining browser data
of anyone they have on their radar....and without warrant.
When
a government is in fear of the people, the next step is to collect as
much data on each person for future reference. The final step is to
restrict the internet and destroy Free Speech, and Hillary knows the 2nd
amendment stands in their way and she has vowed to "regulate the 2nd
amendment."
We're hanging by a shoe string and I often wonder....what would 1937 Nazi Germany look like if they had the internet.
We are in the last phase of this psychological war and we must win at all levels. To give-up now is to give-up on America.
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FBI Seeks Warrantless Access To Americans’ Browser History
Source: Mint Press News
Protracted
debate about the federal government’s ability to collect Americans’
telephone metadata without a warrant, a matter which never was resolved,
looks to be taking a back-seat, as the FBI is now pushing for a dramatic expansion of that power to include Internet metadata.
While
telephone metadata was just who called whom and for how long, the
Internet version amounts to unrestricted access to the browser history
of every American, including what websites they visit, and what pages in
particular they read.
Privacy groups are blasting the move, noting that the data would“paint
an incredibly intimate picture of an individual’s life,” including
things like political affiliation, medical conditions, religion, and
sexual orientation.
FBI
Director James Comey, however, insists that the law which lists all the
metadata they can collect without a warrant, and which doesn’t mention
browser histories, amounts to a “typo” in the law, and is demanding
that Congress “fix” the matter so the FBI can force companies to hand
over all that personal data. The FBI maintains the list in the law was
meant to be “illustrative” of the type of things they can demand, and
not all-inclusive.
Facebook, Yahoo, and Google are among a number of technology companies
lining up to resist the change in the law, both because of the lack of
judicial oversight such a broad new data collection plan would involve,
and also because in practice the change in law would force them to do
all the heavy lifting of collecting this data for the FBI to sift
through.
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