In this post we’ll apply the analysis discussed in part one to what is open source intelligence about Project Souvenir with the goal to decipher if this should be investigated officially based on the evidence that it may be a … Continue reading
On July 2nd, 2013 the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) held a press conference to announce their success in thwarting an alleged homegrown terrorist attack that, according to their report, was to target the provincial legislature in British Columbia on … Continue reading
This is a follow-up post to my last on the topic of privacy and government surveillance. In this post we’ll look at some government programs and technologies to prove that privacy has long been dead. We’ll unfortunately only scratch the surface of … Continue reading
With facial recognition and license plate reading cameras on every street corner, London, England is probably the most Orwellian city on the planet. The above picture is a banner advertisement from off the streets of London, letting commuters know that … Continue reading
If you have not yet read George Orwell’s 1984 you really should. Western society today is surpassing the police state portrayed in the novel. In many ways, today’s technology and lawless government surveillance practices are even more outlandish. But let’s … Continue reading