Spy on Your Customers… or Else
All citizens are considered criminal suspects.
Author: kurtnimmo
Refugee Crisis Cited as Pretext for British No-fly Zone in Syria
British may use naval ships armed with cruise missiles to enforce no-fly zone.
Pentagon Confirms Investigation of Possible Skewed Intelligence on ISIS
Intelligence assessments of the war on ISIS had been skewed by U.S. Central Command.
Satellite Image Leaves No Doubt That Russia Is Throwing Troops and Aircraft Into Syria
Analysts have noted pictures and videos that seem to confirm the presence of Russian combat forces fighting in Syria.
Hungary police forced journalist to delete footage
Officers also prevented journalist from calling his editors.
Putin Supports Fighting U.S. Proxies in Syria
Russia’s effort to support al-Assad puts it on a collision course with U.S.
FBI arrest Philadelphia teen in ISIS-inspired plot against Pope Francis
“Minor was inspired by” ISIS.
GE Says It May Move up to 500 US Jobs Overseas
Houston plant that makes gas turbines will move to Hungary and China.
Conservative group launches $1 million anti-Trump ad campaign in Iowa
Ads were released a day before the second Republican debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
Putin calls fight against Islamic State in Syria a priority
Strong Syrian army is required to fight IS in the Middle East.
State of Emergency Declared in Hungary as Refugees Stage Hunger Strike
United Nations vows to find alternative routes allowing refugees to flood into Europe.
Europe Approves “Military Action” Against Refugee Smugglers As Germany Warns 1 Million Coming
Rising concerns many of the migrants are adherents to Islamic fundamentalism.
Uber Serves Low-Income, Minority Neighborhoods 3X More Than Taxis
Report found that only 6 percent of yellow-taxi pickups were in lower-income neighborhoods.
AT&T, Verizon And Sprint Helped NSA With Mass Collection Of Phone Records
Administration claims individuals can’t sue because they can’t prove they were spied upon.
GOP tax plans benefit rich despite populist campaign talk
Bush plan would initially help the top 1 percent of earners.