Daily Beast – by Spencer Ackerman

Days after the Justice Department controversially dropped charges against Mike Flynn, Senate GOP Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is set to expand a highly politicized Justice Department’s surveillance authority during a vote this week to renew the 2001 PATRIOT Act.  Continue reading “Mitch McConnell Moves to Expand Bill Barr’s Surveillance Powers”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

With more than 5,000 service members infected with COVID-19, the Army has issued a contract notice on The System for Award Management (SAM) website, seeking “to develop a wearable diagnostic capability for the pre‐/very early‐symptomatic detection of COVID‐19 infection.” Continue reading “US Army To Develop Wearable COVID-19 Detectors”

The Great Recession

Many people are warming up to the idea of digital currency in a cashless society due to coronavirus because going touch free is cleaner than cash. Many businesses are already moving to make digital currency the only form of transaction they will engage in so their customers and their employees feel safe. Continue reading “CASHLESS SOCIETY 2020: Coronavirus Swings Society to “Touch Free” Digital ID and Digital Currency”

RT

Chinese authorities plan to test all of Wuhan’s 11 million residents for Covid-19 in a little over a week. After more than a month without newly-recorded cases, the disease has suddenly reappeared in the city. Continue reading “China to test ENTIRE POPULATION of Wuhan for Covid-19 after disease reemerges”

Pocket – by Monte Reel

Brad Wilson is following a forest trail and scanning the dusky spaces between the fir trees for signs of movement. The black handle of a .44 Magnum juts prominently from his pack. If he stumbles on a startled bear at close range, the retired sheriff’s deputy wants to know the gun is within quick reach, in case something stronger than pepper spray is needed. Wilson isn’t the type who likes to take chances; he’s the type who plans ahead.  Continue reading “This Land Is No Longer Your Land”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Seattle, WA — Last week, TFTP brought you the story of Port of Seattle Police Officer Greg Anderson, who made a video calling out the bad cops throughout the country who are enforcing mandates in complete violation of the oaths they swore to uphold the constitution. This put a target on his back and in the cross hairs of authoritarians across the country. Now, proving the point that good cops are hard to find and the system is set up to purge them from the ranks, officer Anderson has been terminated. Continue reading “This is the Problem: Good Cop Fired for Asking Fellow Cops to Respect the Rights of the People”

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Archive: TWFTT 5-11-20

Daily Mail

Riot police clashed with hundreds of protesters in Berlin yesterday during a demonstration against coronavirus lockdown in Germany.   Continue reading “Riot police clash with hundreds of protesters in Berlin chanting ‘freedom’ in demonstration against coronavirus restrictions”

Mediaite – by Ken Meyer

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett made the case for surveillance testing and aggressive contact tracing on Sunday, saying “there is no downside” to implementing those measures on a national level to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Continue reading “Trump Economic Adviser Kevin Hassett: ‘There Is No Downside’ Implementing a National Coronavirus Tracing System”