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Surveillance State On Steroids Beginning December First

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Mountain★Republic

Big Brother plans on expanding before the new year On December first, 2016 the Spy State will slip a 4th Amendment violating procedure into the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. Notice the term procedure. According to an article released by…

Tagged with: 4th Amendment, data collection, government hacking, government spying, government surveillance, mass surveillance, privacy issues, right to privacy, rule 41, spy on america, spy state, surveillance state, tracking your every move, violation of the 4th amendment
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Court: Texas Can Sue Feds Over BLM Land Grab

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Mountain★Republic

“Texas will not stand for the federal government’s infringement upon Texas land” Adan Salazar & Mikael Thalen | Infowars.com A US District Court Monday cleared the way for the State of Texas to join landowners in a lawsuit against the…

Tagged with: BLM, BLM land grab, bundy ranch, bureau of land management, fear of government, federal land grabs, federal land management, federal overreach, federal takeover, government control, nevada land grab, out of control government, property rights, red river, seizure of private property, takeover of america, texas, texas governor greg abbott, texas land grab, theft of rural and agricultural lands, truth about federal land grabs, violation of the 4th amendment, violation of the 5th amendment, western land movement
Posted in activism, america, current events, freedom, government, liberty, life, news, politics, random, real news, truth, tyranny, uncategorized

Police Break Into Cars and Take Things to Prevent Car Break-Ins and Thefts

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Mountain★Republic

Cops violate 4th Amendment “for the greater good” John Vibes | The Anti Media Police in New Haven, Connecticut are breaking into vehicles to prevent break-ins as part of a program they hope will convince people to stash their possessions and…

Tagged with: auto burglary, automobile security, car theft, complaints against police, connecticut, cops break into cars, cops violate 4th amendment, crime prevention, fighting crime, illegal search, illegal search and seizure, new haven police department, organized crime, out of control cops, police, police and law enforcement, police tactics, police tricks, preventing car break-ins, theft, violation of the 4th amendment, warrantless entry, warrantless searches
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Sacramento County to Require Judicial Approval for Stingray Use

Posted on September 16, 2015 by Mountain★Republic

department Policy change to require ‘approval’ for use of controversial surveillance device The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department will be the first in the nation to require a judge’s approval before using the controversial Stingray surveillance device. The department has used…

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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Case On ‘No-Knock’ Police Raids

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Mountain★Republic

Cops are using lawful gun ownership as justification for entering homes unannounced Steve Watson Infowars.com The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal and refused to hear the case of a man in Texas who was SWAT teamed by police in…

Tagged with: arrest warrants, civil rights, constitution, cops, fourth amendment, gun confiscation, loss of constitutional rights, no-knock police raids, no-knock warrant, police, registered gun owners, second amendment, supreme court, SWAT, violation of the 4th amendment, warrantless entry, warrantless searches
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Senators Dismiss Treasonous NSA Attack on Fourth Amendment

Posted on June 8, 2013 by Mountain★Republic

Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com After The Guardian outed the NSA and its unprecedented violations of the Fourth Amendment, members of Congress took to the limelight to defend the government’s tyrannical behavior. San Francisco Democrat Dianne Feinstein led the pack. She said…

Tagged with: bill of rights, constitution, criminal government, government scandals, government tyranny, national security agency, NSA, spy on america, surveillance, surveillance state, TSA, tyrannical government, violation of fourth amendment, violation of the 4th amendment
Posted in america, freedom, news, police state, tyranny

Journalists Intimidated For Exposing TSA Violating 4th Amendment

Posted on August 30, 2012 by Mountain★Republic

Infowars.com Independent Journalists were threatened with being “detained for 72 hours” by Homeland Security agents, after they filmed TSA employees occupying a Greyhound bus station close to the security perimeter. Related articles: TSA Workers Perform Bag Searches at RNC…

Tagged with: filming the TSA, homeland security, journalists threatened, TSA, TSA employees, TSA takes over bus station, violation of the 4th amendment
Posted in freedom, police state, tyranny

TSA: Filming Checkpoints is ‘Terrorism’

Posted on July 27, 2012 by Mountain★Republic

by Aaron Dykes Evidently, TSA isn’t looking for press coverage during its roll out of checkpoints at train stations across the nation. Citizen journalist Julio Rausseo, a roaming correspondent for WeAreChange.org, was labeled a “terrorist” and threatened with arrest for…

Tagged with: amtrack, chicagoland, filming the TSA, terrorism, train stations, TSA checkpoints, union station, violation of the 4th amendment
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DHS Funds Real-time Spy Cams on SF Buses

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Mountain★Republic

by Kurt Nimmo The Department of Homeland Security will fund an effort by San Francisco to install real-time video cameras on 358 city buses, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The existing system, installed a decade ago, stores footage on…

Tagged with: department of homeland security, DHS, mass transportation, police state, san francisco, spy cameras, surveillance, violation of the 4th amendment
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FBI Power to Snoop Expanded (Again)

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Mountain★Republic

by Kurt Nimmo From the Salt Lake Tribune: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is giving significant new powers to its roughly 14,000 agents — allowing them more leeway to search databases, go through household trash or use surveillance teams…