by Philip Hodges The Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Secret Service have put out a request for information regarding technology to be used in Washington D.C. that is capable of detecting and pinpointing gunshots. This kind of technology is not new, as it’s been used by law enforcement since the 90’s. About 70 cities across the U.S., […]Continue Reading
“Gunshot detectors” could be used to eavesdrop on street chatter The Department of Homeland Security is looking to install “gunshot detector” microphones that are capable of listening to conversations throughout “urban areas” of Washington, DC. According to a Request for Information (RFI) posted on the FedBizOpps website on January 18 (PDF), the DHS, in tandem […]Continue Reading
Mike AdamsNatural News “An evil exists that threatens every man, woman and child of this great nation. We must take steps to ensure our domestic security and protect our homeland.” – Adolf Hitler, 1922. In the aftermath of the recent Sandy Hook shooting, Obama and his cohorts are screaming about how they all despise guns […]Continue Reading
Is the government preparing to put down widespread civil strife or uprising? After four years of economic woe, and an all-time low approval rating for congress, many Americans are asking this question. With a government that’s seemingly out of control, conspiracy theories are popping up about what’s “really” going on – and there’s more truth […]Continue Reading
In order to sweeten the pot of federalization, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is giving gifts of expensive gadgets to local police forces. Cops in North Jersey, for example, were showered with gifts from their would-be overseers.As reported by The Record: Oradell, Emerson, Closter and Harrington Park police have car-mounted night-vision technology and video […]Continue Reading
The Department of Homeland Security says that it plans to monitor your personal facebook status updates and twitter posts, claiming that evidence of bioterrorism attacks and pandemic virus outbreaks could be contained within them. As reported by Wired, the agency has commissioned a $3 million one-year contract to Accenture Federal Services to scan the social […]Continue Reading
As part of the Beyond the Border initiative, the U.S. and Canada are strengthening cybersecurity cooperation. In a move that received little attention, both countries recently announced a joint cybersecurity action plan. Cyber threats know no national borders which has made the issue an important security concern. A fully integrated North American security perimeter would […]Continue Reading
Obama has again violated the Constitution by signing yet another executive order – he has passed down 141 to date – this time expanding the “pools of ineptitude, waste and civil liberties intrusions” perpetuated by the Department of Homeland Security. Fascist partnerships for a dysfunctional police state . Obama’s October 26 EO establishing a White […]Continue Reading
Media still silent on assassination, riot chatter As threats of violence and death against Presidential candidate Mitt Romney continue to explode on Twitter, Homeland Security officials have said they are taking the threats extremely seriously, while the Secret Service is encouraging Twitter users to “self police” the social media website. Following Monday’s debate threats by […]Continue Reading
The U.S. government has blown nearly $6 million on an experimental “anti-terrorism” program in New Jersey that encourages the public to send tips via text message from their cellular phones. Since it was launched in mid-2011, the federally-funded “Text Against Terror” project has produced no credible tips, according to a local newspaper report that reveals […]Continue Reading
A network of 77 “fusion” intelligence centers, set up around the country under the auspices of the federal Department of Homeland Security, has over the past decade uncovered little information that could be useful in defending the nation against terrorism. It also created numerous reports on the legal, everyday of activities of ordinary Americans, according […]Continue Reading
By Jim Snyder and Danielle Ivory – Sep 28, 2012 On his first full day in office, President Barack Obama ordered federal officials to “usher in a new era of open government” and “act promptly” to make information public. As Obama nears the end of his term, his administration hasn’t met those goals, failing to […]Continue Reading