25 September 2023 Archives

Zelensky taps occultist with Clinton ties

September 25, 2023

Zelensky taps occultist with Clinton ties Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate Zelensky taps occultist with Clinton ties Zelensky taps occultist with Clinton ties Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reportedly selected Marina Abramović, known for her occultist art and connections to the Hillary Clinton campaign, as [...]

Federal Judge Strikes Down Californias Restrictive Gun Magazine Ban

Peter Boykin

September 25, 2023

https://www.dailywire.com/news/california-law-capping-magazine-capacity-struck-down-by-federal-judge

Federal Judge Strikes Down California's Restrictive Gun Magazine Ban Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate https://www.dailywire.com/news/california-law-capping-magazine-capacity-struck-down-by-federal-judge Federal Judge Strikes Down California's Restrictive Gun Magazine Ban In a significant victory for Second Amendment rights, a federal judge has blocked a California law that sought to prohibit the [...]

New York Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Controversial Surveillance Robot Program

Peter Boykin

September 25, 2023

New York Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Controversial Surveillance Robot Program Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate New York Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Controversial Surveillance Robot Program New York Mayor Eric Adams Unveils Controversial Surveillance Robot Program New York City Mayor Eric Adams, known for his statement [...]

Department of Defense Enters Controversial Social Media Monitoring Agreement

Peter Boykin

September 25, 2023

The contract, facilitated at Fort George G. Meade, a significant hub that houses the National Security Agency (NSA), suggests an undisclosed effort to bolster espionage capabilities. DISA, situated at Fort Meade, is now rumored to possess extensive access to public content across various social media platforms, including X, formerly known as Twitter. Dataminr specializes in AI-powered real-time information discovery and is renowned for its ability to detect, classify, and assess the importance of public information in real-time. Government entities, including the Department of Defense, may employ such services to monitor social media and other public data sources, allowing them to stay abreast of unfolding events and potential threats with greater speed. The use of tools like Dataminr by government agencies has raised legitimate concerns among privacy advocates and proponents of free speech. The implications for personal freedoms, civil liberties, and the foundations of democracy are substantial. There is a prevailing fear that, with insufficient oversight, the government may misuse these tools to surveil lawful activities and individuals going about their daily lives without criminal intent. The depth and breadth of data that can be gathered, often without individuals' knowledge or consent, are viewed as invasive, sparking alarm over the erosion of online anonymity. The awareness that one's digital activities and online presence may be under scrutiny can stifle free expression and cause individuals to second-guess sharing opinions that challenge prevailing norms or provoke discussion.

Department of Defense Enters Controversial Social Media Monitoring Agreement Shared By Peter Boykin - American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate Department of Defense Enters Controversial Social Media Monitoring Agreement Department of Defense Enters Controversial Social Media Monitoring Agreement A recent revelation sheds light on a $2.5 million contract between the Defense Information [...]