Government Watches What Citizens Read

You want to know how far the implementation of Big Brother government has gone? The Department of Homeland Security is collecting information on the books carried by law-abiding citizens traveling abroad and putting it in — you got it — a vast centralized database.

If this news had come out in 2000 or even in 2002, people would be screaming mad. But this news came out in 2007 over a weekend, and it barely registered in the face of concern over Britney Spears’ possible mental instabilities. Our civil liberties won’t be smashed with a bang. They’re being slowly extinguished with hardly a whimper.

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2 Responses to Government Watches What Citizens Read

  1. Wow! But look – it’s more than just what you read. The government tracks where you go, and collects information of the people you meet with, where you stay, and what you take with you.

    I don’t care if this is 2007 and not 2002. It’s an outrage!

  2. Iroquois says:

    I wonder what happens if you mention the 2004 vote fraud, drop the name Scull and Bones,

    http://rawstory.com//news/2007/tudent_Tasered_for_asking_Senator_Kerry_0917.html

    then wave of copy of Greg Palast’s Armed Madhouse in the air?

    http://www.amazon.com/Armed-Madhouse-Baghdad-Orleans-Sordid-Secrets/dp/0452288312

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