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Government Overreach: DOJ’s Unprecedented Demand for Trump Supporters’ Twitter Data Raises Alarm
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has taken an extraordinary step in its investigations surrounding former President Trump. The DOJ, under the direction of special prosecutor Jack Smith, has issued a sweeping demand to a major social media platform for a comprehensive list of users who have interacted with Trump’s account. This includes those who have retweeted, liked, or mentioned the former president’s Twitter handle.
The implications of this action are far-reaching and have raised serious concerns about privacy and the potential for political targeting. The order, which was accompanied by a nondisclosure directive preventing the social media company from informing the affected users, represents an unprecedented intrusion into the digital lives of private citizens.
Critics argue that this latest development is indicative of a broader pattern of politicization within federal law enforcement agencies. They claim that the DOJ’s actions go beyond legitimate investigative practices and veer into the territory of political persecution. The term “political hitman” has been used to describe the special prosecutor at the helm of this operation, suggesting a vendetta-driven probe rather than an impartial pursuit of justice.
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Decentralize TV - Episode 23, Nov 27, 2023 - Legendary CryptoNote developer Andrey Sabelnikov unveils ZANO, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem
https://www.brighteon.com/26342202-b08e-4002-8c99-c9125ac2434d
Andrey Sabelnikov is a legend in the world of privacy cryptocurrency due to his lead involvement in the CryptoNote project. Today, he is found with Zano, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem that is emerging with great anticipation from crypto observers and advocates. Learn more about Zano at Zano.org
www.brighteon.com
Critics of a TSA proposal to waive certain federal law requirements for digital driver’s licenses say the TSA’s plan would rapidly expand the use of digital licenses in the U.S. before appropriate privacy safeguards are in place.
John Whitehead (attorney) cautioned that any digital ID system adopted in the U.S. would likely be used by the government to control its citizens.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights and privacy groups oppose a Transportation Security Administration proposal they say would rapidly expand the use of digital driver’s licenses in the U.S. before privacy safeguards are in place.
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On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with someone who blew the whistle on the biggest company in the world. When the bottom line is profits, nearly every company will cut corners. But sometimes they’ll do it at a cost to the health and safety of their workers and to the public’s privacy. And for a whistleblower, that’s just not going to work. Ashley Gjovik, a former Senior Engineering Program Manager at Apple, documented and exposed unsafe work conditions, disturbing surveillance and intimidation practices, and systemic malfeasance at Apple Inc. After facing increasing retaliation in response to her attempts to escalate her concerns internally, she took her complaints to regulators, the press, and the public
On this episode on 360 View International Correspondent Roxana Solano explains how DNA has been used to solve crimes and mysteries across the globe. But who owns it? Can you own your DNA? Every time someone swabs for a 23andMe are they voluntarily forfeiting the right to their own molecules? Scottie Nell Hughes asks Criminal Defense Attorney, Joseph Tully, what should be done to protect the privacy of DNA?
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On this episode of The Modus Operandi, host Manila Chan delves into the dangerously intertwined world of politics and big tech companies as each depends on the other to successfully manipulate civilians. Manila sits down with tech expert and privacy consultant Chris Garaffa to discuss how tech companies help governments shape and influence people’s views and are moving the globe towards a dystopian ‘One-World Government’.
On this episode of the Whistleblowers, John Kiriakou speaks with someone who blew the whistle on the biggest company in the world. When the bottom line is profits, nearly every company will cut corners. But sometimes they’ll do it at a cost to the health and safety of their workers and to the public’s privacy. And for a whistleblower, that’s just not going to work. Ashley Gjovik, a former Senior Engineering Program Manager at Apple, documented and exposed unsafe work conditions, disturbing surveillance and intimidation practices, and systemic malfeasance at Apple Inc. After facing increasing retaliation in response to her attempts to escalate her concerns internally, she took her complaints to regulators, the press, and the public
On this episode on 360 View International Correspondent Roxana Solano explains how DNA has been used to solve crimes and mysteries across the globe. But who owns it? Can you own your DNA? Every time someone swabs for a 23andMe are they voluntarily forfeiting the right to their own molecules? Scottie Nell Hughes asks Criminal Defense Attorney, Joseph Tully, what should be done to protect the privacy of DNA?
Despite a well-documented pattern of lawlessness by the FBI, including a failure to comply with even the most modest reforms, the secret court charged with ensuring FISA surveillance is lawful has essentially given the FBI unlimited mulligans for all of its unconstitutional acts.
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THREATS AGAINST THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA,,EACH CITIZENS MUST SUE THEM FOR MILLIONS EACH,,TREASON TRAITORS COUP CONSPIRACY AGAINST AMERICAS,,,REPARATIONS TO AMERICAN CITIZENS,,CONFISCATE JOES CABINET PROPERTIES,,BANKS ACCTS..LIFE IN PRISON FOR ENEMY CABINET OF USA..
Government Overreach: DOJ’s Unprecedented Demand for Trump Supporters’ Twitter Data Raises Alarm
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has taken an extraordinary step in its investigations surrounding former President Trump. The DOJ, under the direction of special prosecutor Jack Smith, has issued a sweeping demand to a major social media platform for a comprehensive list of users who have interacted with Trump’s account. This includes those who have retweeted, liked, or mentioned the former president’s Twitter handle.
The implications of this action are far-reaching and have raised serious concerns about privacy and the potential for political targeting. The order, which was accompanied by a nondisclosure directive preventing the social media company from informing the affected users, represents an unprecedented intrusion into the digital lives of private citizens.
Critics argue that this latest development is indicative of a broader pattern of politicization within federal law enforcement agencies. They claim that the DOJ’s actions go beyond legitimate investigative practices and veer into the territory of political persecution. The term “political hitman” has been used to describe the special prosecutor at the helm of this operation, suggesting a vendetta-driven probe rather than an impartial pursuit of justice.
Decentralize TV - Episode 23, Nov 27, 2023 - Legendary CryptoNote developer Andrey Sabelnikov unveils ZANO, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem
https://www.brighteon.com/26342202-b08e-4002-8c99-c9125ac2434d
Andrey Sabelnikov is a legend in the world of privacy cryptocurrency due to his lead involvement in the CryptoNote project. Today, he is found with Zano, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem that is emerging with great anticipation from crypto observers and advocates. Learn more about Zano at Zano.org
www.brighteon.com
Critics of a TSA proposal to waive certain federal law requirements for digital driver’s licenses say the TSA’s plan would rapidly expand the use of digital licenses in the U.S. before appropriate privacy safeguards are in place.
John Whitehead (attorney) cautioned that any digital ID system adopted in the U.S. would likely be used by the government to control its citizens.
⬇️
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/tsa-digital-driver-license-system/?utm_source=sovren&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=defender&utm_id=20231128
The American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights and privacy groups oppose a Transportation Security Administration proposal they say would rapidly expand the use of digital driver’s licenses in the U.S. before privacy safeguards are in place.
childrenshealthdefense.org
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Court Lets Calif. Share Gun Owners’ Personal Info w/ ‘Researchers’
'The court’s decision is an important victory for science...'
November 22, 2023
Gun shop in Salem, Ore.
Firearms are displayed at a gun shop in Salem, Ore. / PHOTO: AP
(Headline USA) A state appeals court ruled that California can continue providing personal information of gun owners to researchers to study gun violence, reversing last year’s decision by a lower court judge who said such data sharing violates privacy rights.
In 2021, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law allowing the state’s Department of Justice to share identifying information of more than 4 million gun owners in California with qualified research institutions to help them better study gun violence, accidents and suicides.
The information — which the state collects with every firearm sale to perform background checks — include names, addresses, phone numbers, and any criminal records, among other things. Under the law, researchers can use the information and make their findings public, but can’t release any identifying information of gun owners.
In response, gun owners and organizations sued the state, arguing that the disclosure of their information violates their privacy rights. San Diego County Superior Court Judge Katherine Bacal ruled to temporarily block the law last October.
Decentralize.TV - Episode 23, Nov 27, 2023 - Legendary CryptoNote developer Andrey Sabelnikov unveils ZANO, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem
https://www.brighteon.com/26342202-b08e-4002-8c99-c9125ac2434d
Andrey Sabelnikov is a legend in the world of privacy cryptocurrency due to his lead involvement in the CryptoNote project. Today, he is found with Zano, a revolutionary privacy-oriented crypto ecosystem that is emerging with great anticipation from crypto observers and advocates. Learn more about Zano at Zano.org
www.brighteon.com