(Updates with comments from justices starting in third paragraph.) Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) — The U.S. Supreme Court put new limits on the power of police to track criminal suspects’ cars using GPS signals, ruling for the first time on the constitutional implications of the increasingly common devices. Today’s decision addresses the unprecedented power technology is [...]
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Victory for Due Process – Police Use of GPS Devices Limited by U.S. Supreme Court
January 23rd, 2012 
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Posted in Big Brother, Constitution, Courts, Freedom, Law, News, Technology 
Tags: antoine jones, constitution, due process, gps, justice antonin scalia, police, search, supreme court 
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Dr Richard Stallman, Founder of Free Software Movement (GNU), Interview with Alex Jones
January 20th, 2012 infreedo Here is the clip from the show with the commercials taken out. Enjoy. Download mp3 here: Dr Richard Stallman (open source GNU founder) interview with Alex Jones
Posted in Big Brother, Freedom, Law, News, Technology Tags: alex jones, founder, free software, gnu, mp3, public license, richard stallman 1 Comment »
SOPA is a Kill Switch, and Obama Ain’t Your Friend
January 19th, 2012 infreedo Lieberman uses China as a model for this legislation. Since when do free countries model themselves after communist countries? This is about a kill switch on the internet. They say that Obama won’t sign SOPA, but he originally threatened to veto the NDAA, and he signed that bill. Listen to what SOPA is all about: [...]
Posted in Conspiracy, Constitution, Controversial, Federal, Freedom, Government, Law, News, Technology Comments OffAttempt to Find Weather Modification Requests
June 10th, 2011 infreedo An email has just been sent to the Secretary of Commerce, Gary Locke, to request the list of weather modification requests. The email reads: Dear Gary Locke (or Office of Gary Locke): I’m interested in finding out about weather modification requests that are mentioned TITLE 15 Chapter 9A of the US Code. The code reads: No [...]
Posted in Federal, Government, Law, Technology, Weather Control Tags: federal government, gary locke, law, us code, weather control, weather modification Comments OffThe Government Is Trying to Wrap Its Mind Around Yours
April 15th, 2008 infreedo God help us all. The thought-police are upon us. Source: Washington Post By Nita Farahany Sunday, April 13, 2008; Page B03 Imagine a world of streets lined with video cameras that alert authorities to any suspicious activity. A world where police officers can read the minds of potential criminals and arrest them before they commit [...]
Posted in Technology Tags: 1984, government, thought police, wrap its mind around yours Comments OffRobotic BigDog Quadruped – Extremely Disturbing
March 18th, 2008 infreedo This is by far the most disturbing thing I have seen all day. Boston Dynamics has created an amazing robot. This four-legged dog-like robot thing carries payloads up to 300 lbs up hills, it handles ice, and recovers from a guy shoving it with his foot. This is humanity’s future. God help us.
What Could Be So Bad About Global Government?
January 22nd, 2008 infreedo …if we’re all one giant global entity, then every civil war is a world war.
Posted in Managed Media, Technology Tags: football analogy, global government, hitler, perfect race, perfect religion, politics Comments OffIt’s Clear: Higher Taxes Increase Carbon Levels
December 20th, 2007 infreedo It is almost undeniable. The numbers are in. The true cause of carbon increase, and of course global warming, are tax increases. The graphs are so similar it just begs the question, “do these possibly fit together”? As the tax burden on every human on the planet increases, carbon output increases for some very obvious [...]
Ask.com Puts a Bet on Privacy
December 12th, 2007 infreedo Source By MIGUEL HELFT Published: December 11, 2007 OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 10 — Will privacy sell? Ask.com is betting it will. The fourth-largest search engine company will begin a service today called AskEraser, which allows users to make their searches more private. Ask.com and other major search engines like Google, Yahoo and Microsoft typically keep [...]
