Tag: police state
Interview 1159 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: James forgets to plug his microphone in; the cops can now legally lie in order to pull you over; Uber gives the police data on 12 million passengers; and the government worries they can’t tax the P2P economy. |
Interview 1153 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: A new investigation uncovers rampant criminality in massive oil bribe scandal; the feds are resuming payments to police for stealing your stuff; and a new study confirms that people self-censor when they know they’re being surveilled. |
Interview 1149 – Claire Bernish on the Arming of Police Drones
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Claire Bernish of TheAntiMedia.org joins us today to discuss her latest article, “So It Begins: American Police Start Pushing to Weaponize Domestic Drones.” We discuss the pending legislation and the legislative precedent for this type of armed police drone and how these regulations are likely to be standardized across the US and around the world. |
Interview 1148 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: a BC town talks about injecting “prolific offenders” with GPS trackers; the DoD holds a contest to test the Pentagon computer’s security; and Google chief Eric Schmidt joins Pentagon innovation advisory board. |
Interview 1147 – John Whitehead Explains the Age of Authoritarianism
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Today we talk to John Whitehead of The Rutherford Institute about a pair of recent commentary pieces that he penned, “The Age of Authoritarianism: Government of the Politicians, by the Military, for the Corporations†and “Reality Check: No Matter Who Wins the White House, the New Boss Will Be the Same as the Old Boss.†We discuss the problems of the police state and surveillance state, how it has been allowed to arise by a passive and docile public, and how that public can effectively engage and counteract the abuses of liberty that are now rampant throughout the American body politic. |
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