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Inside U.S.A.: Decider Guy Demands Further Erosion of the Fourth
Monday, July 30 @ 11:40:28 UTC |  By Kurt Nimmo, kurtnimmo.com
July 28, 2007
If Bush and the neocons have their way, your cell phone will be an official government surveillance device. Of course, your cell phone and computer connected to the internet are already surveillance devices, it is just that Bush and the neocons want to enshrine this fact in law.
“President Bush used his weekly radio address Saturday to urge Congress to modernize a law that governs the interception of communications between suspected terrorists abroad,” reports Voice of America, the official propaganda organ of the U.S. government. In other words, the NSA, CIA, and the Pentagon, through so-called modernization, will be able to legally monitor all “terrorist” communications, that is to say anybody who opposes the government. As we know, the NSA has done this for decades. Bush is simply advertising to make it all this incessant snooping legal and above board.
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Inside U.S.A.: iPhone: NSA iSnoop Device?
Friday, July 20 @ 13:38:41 UTC | By Kurt Nimmo, kurtnimmo.com
July 20, 2007
According to a Russian hacker team called "web-hack," Apple's much heralded and overly hyped iPhone contains "a built-in function which sends all data from an iPhone to a specified web-server. Contacts from a phonebook, SMS, recent calls, history of Safari browser" can be hijacked, as the VS iPhone blog reports.
In a white paper, according to the blog, the Russians indicate a possible "debug feature or a built-in backdoor module for some governmental structures," i.e., the National Security Agency, the lead governmental structure responsible for violating en masse the constitutional rights of Americans.
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