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This is flatly illegal and in violation of their charter. The US state is becoming more desperate as they violate their own rules to hunt our own citizens using
by tehjoker 6y ago
This is flatly illegal and in violation of their charter. The US state is becoming more desperate as they violate their own rules to hunt our own citizens using military intelligence.
- b0tzzzzzzman 6y agoPower leads to the creation of more power. History is the guide to verify this. However, things changed with the internet/tech... They have changed in ways we have a difficulty grasping as society. It might be the sides with power using their tools, to make a path to remain/grow power.
- adventured 6y agoThe domestic war on terrorism is their next big front after the war on drugs. Now that that fake war is coming to an end they need a new invented war to leverage as an excuse to expand their power. And if there aren't enough domestic terrorists, they'll take care of that, just as they did with the war on drugs (not enough criminals? make some). They'll turn the US military industrial complex inward as they do it, mauling human rights further. Which is exactly what is being done in DC with the national guard and the entirely fraudulent reasoning for it. It's why Pelosi & Co. have repeatedly said that a 9/11 like response is needed to the riots at the Capitol, they're telling you exactly what they intend, it's comically out in the open. Their intention is to militarize permanently, their ideal is that the national guard never leaves and or is replaced by a new standing quasi-military force (if the US military can't operate freely domestically, they'll create something new that can that is a de facto military). It's just another notch in the authoritarian creep that has ramped up since 9/11. If you made a wishlist that they're going to pursue, mangling encryption is right at or near the top.
- 1000mA 6y agoPolice and those that support them (their families) are the real domestic terrorists