When Congress passed the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2015, it granted the executive branch not only the ability to spy on American citizens private communications, but also the legal authority to turn that information over to local law enforcement.
All of this can be done without any court order being granted, all in the name of ‘fighting terror’, of course.
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What about Hilary’s communications ?
In that case they will get my message to kiss off
I wonder if it’s worth dying for
Flase terrorism that is. The terrorist attacks are staged yall
How Surveillance Turns Ordinary People Into Terrorism Suspects
Wiley Gill did nothing wrong. How did he get on a list of suspected terrorists?
HINA SHAMSI AND MATTHEW HARWOOD NOV. 6, 2014 5:05 PM
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This story first appeared on the TomDispatch website.
It began with an unexpected rapping on the front door.
When Wiley Gill opened up, no one was there. Suddenly, two police officers appeared, their guns drawn, yelling, “Chico Police Department.”
“I had tunnel vision,” Gill said, “The only thing I could see was their guns.”
After telling him to step outside with his hands in the air, the officers lowered their guns and explained. They had received a report—later determined to be unfounded—that a suspect in a domestic disturbance had fled into Gill’s house. The police officers asked the then-26-year-old if one of them could do a sweep of the premises. Afraid and feeling he had no alternative, Gill agreed. One officer remained with him, while the other conducted the search. After that they took down Gill’s identification information. Then they were gone—but not out of his life.
Instead, Gill became the subject of a “suspicious activity report,” or SAR, which police officers fill out when they believe they’re encountering a person or situation that “reasonably” might be connected in some way to terrorism. The one-page report, filed shortly after the May 2012 incident, offered no hint of terrorism. It did, however, suggest that the two officers had focused on Gill’s religion, noting that his “full conversion to Islam as a young [white male] and pious demeanor is [sic] rare.”
The report also indicated that the officer who entered the house had looked at Gill’s computer screen and recalled something “similar to ‘Games that fly under the radar'” on it. According to the SAR, this meant Gill “had potential access to flight simulators via the Internet.” Gill suspects that he was probably looking at a website about video games. The SAR also noted earlier police encounters with Gill, in his mosque and on the street. It recorded his “full beard and traditional garb” and claimed that he avoided “eye contact.”
In short, the Chico Police Department was secretly keeping tabs on Gill as a suspected terrorist. Yet nowhere in the SAR was there a scintilla of evidence that he was engaged in any kind of criminal activity whatsoever. Nevertheless, that report was uploaded to the Central California Intelligence Center, one of a network of Department of Homeland Security-approved domestic intelligence fusion centers. It was then disseminated through the federal government’s domestic intelligence-sharing network as well as uploaded into an FBI database known as e-Guardian, after which the Bureau opened a file on Gill.
Chris Hoch the right to keep and bear arms which is everyone’s right. Look no further than the Lautenberg amendment. Right to due process.. If the government thinks you are a suspicious person as far as terrorism is concerned they make you disappear and they can simply say they suspect you of being a terrorist to accomplish that…
Please a$#%&!@*Youth emblem…get it right.
You should read South Africa national defense laws set up during apartheid, the pro white government put the backs on the outside government city’s then called all backs possible terrorist, took their guns , and put anyone that voiced opposition in jail, are home land security was modeled off it , read it and you will see how it lines up the same even same names for some of the acts
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yet another freedom, and do you think if they can get rid of guns that they won’t follow up with even more rights being stripped away?