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TOPICS:CorruptionFranceMatt AgoristPoliceProtest December 22, 2018 By Matt Agorist As the “gilets jaunes” or “yellow vests” protests continue to take place across France, the government has been slowly acquiescing to the demands of citizens. However, the …

This morning two guys in neat-looking sweat suits with some unidentifiable labels on shirts, banged on my back door, and I, now being careful about who I invite into house, asked them who they were. …

After kicking out their corrupt politicians and police, a city has thrived in peace and has one of the lowest crime rates in all of Mexico. A town in Mexico recently celebrated seven years since …

John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Waking Times “A government which will turn its tanks upon its people, for any reason, is a government with a taste of blood and a thirst for power and must either …

By Aaron Kesel Apparently, law enforcement now includes the Department of Education according to an official who described his office’s duty as “law enforcement” and not “social justice.” The Education Department’s assistant secretary for civil rights, …

By Phillip Schneider A team of researchers from MIT have developed and tested a technology called RF-Pose, which uses artificial intelligence to track and identify the postures and movements of individuals through solid walls.  By …

DHS Expands Police Spying by Adding Surveillance Cameras to Bus Stops Not content with surveillance cameras on buses, the police state has now begun adding them to bus stops. Last month an article in WTVR …

Why We a Surveillance State It is the inevitable consequence of our prevailing governing philosophy. by Bill Frezza “Gentlemen do not read each other’s mail.” Henry Stimson, Secretary of State, 1929 I was upbraided recently by …

Police Testing Controversial Portable DNA Machine For the last 10 months, Houston police have been testing a new mobile DNA machine called rapid DNA that runs tests in under two hours. HPD launched a pilot program …

Police Use Fingerprints Pulled From WhatsApp Photo To Secure Convictions Police have used a photo sent through the app “WhatsApp” to get a fingerprint and used that fingerprint to secure drug convictions against eleven people. …