What the FBI/FISA Memo Really Tells Us About Our Government
In the end, both sides got it wrong. Ron Paul points out 3 major items that the memo really shows us
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The Real News: FISA Memo Reveals Surveillance State Operates With Virtually No Accountability
Left and right distract us with political theater, hoping no one notices the real news.
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Lying, Spying and Hiding
Everyone in government takes an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. How many take it meaningfully and seriously?
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Fear and Mass Surveillance: Our Constitutionally Toxic Political Cocktail
by Patrick G. Eddington, CATO Institute
At 12:51pm on January 18, 2018–just a day before it was set to expire–the Senate followed the House’s lead and reauthorized the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act (FAA) Section 702 mass surveillance program for another six years by a vote of 65-34.
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Did Donald Trump Change His Mind on Domestic Spying?
“This is the permanent destruction of the right to privacy.”
DetailsThey’re Plotting to Cut a Hole in the 4th Amendment, Again
The plan from the Trump administration and Republican leaders in Congress will take an already shredded 4th Amendment and burn it to the ground.
DetailsFederal Spying Powers Are Modern Day Writs of Assistance
The blanket warrants being used are essentially no different than the Writs of Assistance the British Crown imposed on colonial merchants leading up to the Revolutionary War.
DetailsLiberty, Safety and the Constitution
The Framers never contemplated FISA, and I cannot conceive of Jefferson, Madison, or even Hamilton condoning it.
DetailsPartisanship instead of Liberty
This week, Rep. Ron Paul introduced HR 3835 – the American Freedom Agenda Act of 2007. This bill, if passed, would go a long way towards restoring liberty and the constitution in this country, and eliminate a number of “laws” that were enacted beyond the Constitution’s limit on federal power.
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