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Reducing Search Engine Privacy Risks
Nearly anybody using the Internet in recent years is using search engines on a frequent basis. Even though many of us may believe it’s relatively private given that we don’t log in to the search engines or enter user names or passwords, the truth is that the search engine vendors are saving the search data, records of pages accessed, and even our typing mistakes. If they or somebody interested wants to do so, they can often get access to that data and use it to identify the people and build a profile that they may then use as “evidence” to paint a picture of a person’s behavior to be used against them in court, employment reviews, blackmail, extortion, or other means. In this article, I’ll describe some of the risks and steps you can take to reduce the threat to your privacy and personal freedom of speech. Continue reading
Government Abuses Cell Phone Location Information
The cell phone has been a major beneficial innovation for many of us. It’s wonderful to be able to stay in touch on the go. Smart phones even bring the benefits of the Internet to our palms, being able to … Continue reading
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Tagged 911, cell phone, FCC, government, GPS, law enforcement, Sprint 
1 CommentVirus and Malware Protection On The Cheap Via Microsoft Security Essentials
Recently, I’ve started using Microsoft Security Essentials after running into trouble with my computer in a rather odd manner. The program resolved the problems I was having, was easy to install, is light on computer resource usage, and best of all is free. Although I am generally not a fan of Microsoft anything, I’d like to give them a thumbs up on Microsoft Security Essentials. I strongly recommend you give it a try before you shell out for another annual upgrade to whatever internet security software you may be using today. It’s solved a lot of problems I was having with Norton Internet Security 2010 blocking opening a PDF file, making my mouse pointer jerky and slow, and causing failures to suspend, resume, and reboot my computer.
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Why You Should Never Talk With Law Enforcement
If you’ve ever read about police abuse and brutality, you are probably aware of the threat to your life and safety from police officers violating the law. But a far more common threat to innocent people comes from merely talking with police. This article discusses why you should never, ever talk with police. That is especially the case if the conversation is not being recorded by you and somebody aligned with you and if you don’t have an attorney present. But even in those circumstances, simply talking with police is a major risk with little if any benefit. Continue reading
Posted in Government Abuse Tagged Fifth Amendment, George Bruch, Government Abuse, James Duane, Legal, Police, police abuse, United States 1 CommentFBI Child Pornographers Persecute Innocent Citizens?
Writer Brian Rothery of website Inquisition21 claims that the American FBI is one of the world’s foremost publishers of illegal child pornography in his article America devours its young. That might sound like a shocking claim, but to those who have seen American “law enforcement” operate, it is totally plausible.
American law enforcement makes a regular practice of violating the Constitution and civil rights by running persecution campaigns to frame, denigrate, and ruin people accused of crimes which they probably never committed. They do this to people who have never even been charged or given a trial, fair or not. Many of these people are in fact victims of crimes such as computer hacking, credit card theft, and false accusations made by people who have something to gain by hurting them. Yet too many cops think that their jobs are attacking and throwing people in jail and that somehow this means that complying with the laws themselves is optional. Continue reading
Posted in Government Abuse, Internet Security Tagged Arizona, Australia, CACI, Canada, cell phone, Child Abuse Central Index, child pornography, Civil Rights, computer, due process, email, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, human rights abuse, Internet, Patriot Act, police abuse, Sexting, UK, United States 1 CommentFalse Child Porn Persecution: The Child Custody Scenario
Do you ever have guests in your home? Not to be antisocial, but your guests could inadvertently help land you in a heap of trouble, even if they do nothing illegal or immoral and have no ill intentions towards you. That’s because of America’s blatant disregard for its Constitution. If this doesn’t make sense to you, read on because you need to know about this threat to your family, your freedom, and even your life. Continue reading
Posted in Government Abuse, Internet Security Tagged borderline personality disorder, Child Abuse, Child Custody, child pornography, child sexual abuse, Children, dirty legal tactics, Divorce, Domestic Violence, emotional abuse, false abuse allegations, false accusations in divorce, family law court, Gestapo, Government Abuse, Legal, narcissistic personality disorder, Parental Alienation, partner violence, perjury, police abuse, sexual abuse, United States 1 CommentFramed for Child Porn by a PC Virus
The Associated Press has recently published news of an investigation it conducted into people being framed for child pornography by the use of computer viruses and other malware. The results make it clear that innocent people are having their lives ruined by government witch hunts for child pornography after unknowingly becoming victims of computer viruses.
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Unsecured Wireless Networks Risk Being Framed for Crimes
Do you have an unsecured wireless network or wireless access point in your home or business? If so, you may think all you have at risk is somebody wasting your bandwidth. But there’s a lot more at risk than megabits per second here. If you’re running unsecured wireless networks, you may be setting up your friends, employees, family and yourself for being scapegoated as child pornography criminals.
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Posted in Government Abuse, Internet Security Tagged 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n, child pornography, computer, encryption, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, firewall, identity theft, MAC filtering, network, SSID broadcasting, virus scanner, WEP, wireless, wireless access point, wireless router, WPA, WPA2 Leave a commentOur Purpose
Unlike the growing masses of anti-free-speech bigots around the world who subscribe to censorship on their terms because they don’t want people to say anything negative about them, we believe that free speech is inherently important. People should bend over … Continue reading