Patriot Act for Internet ahead?

As a result of WikiLeaks, the Obama Administration may introduce a new bill that would allow government officials the ability to spy on Americans through the internet. Meanwhile, an army of hackers rally behind WikiLeaks by shutting down MasterCard and PayPal because they stopped all payments to WikiLeaks. Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen says we could see massive government surveillance of our personal computers, phones and surveillance of our internet activities.

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News & Politics

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• Priya Sridhar
• Wayne Madsen
• Investigative Journalist
• Julian Assange
• WikiLeaks
• Patriot Act
• Obama
• Clinton
• State Department
• Congress
• Israel
• CIA
• National Security
• mainstream media
• politics
• cables
• Internet
• terrorist
• hackers
• PayPal
• MasterCard
• RTAmerica
• RT America

[USStateSponTerrorism]

Stop talking about the news and POST THE DAMN INFORMATION/LINKS/METHODS FOR EVERYONE THAT WANTS TO JOIN THE WIKILEAKS CYBERARMY!!!!! THAT's what is important! These bastards in the government and the corporations need to be taught a LESSON!!! THIS IS THE CHANCE FOR EVERYONE, WORLDWIDE TO JOIN TOGETHER TO SHOW GOVERNMENT AND CORPORATIONS W H O REALLY RUNS THE WORLD!!! If people around the world want to REALLY have power and a voice in what goes on, they MUST JOIN TOGETHER IN PROTEST!!!

[smallyb2009]

Is this the ~"Freedom" the americans keep telling everyone is the reason there mentally unstable soldiers are Murdering innocent people for in Iraq,Afghanistan,Pakistan?Look­s to me like americans now have less freedom than most other Countries around the world, Still, At least bush & his criminally insane buddies made millions from the oil they stole from Iraq.

[PatriotActVictims]

The Julia Davis whistleblower case illustrates that any American may now be targeted under the Patriot Act by a federal agency for any reason and proclaimed a domestic terrorist simply for defending themselves against charges. The fact that her case goes unreported by mainstream media despite the involvement of a celebrity - late actress Brittany Murphy - shows how criticism of the Patriot Act is being stifled.

[insanelylogical]

lmao, the fuckin' government has already been spying on us through the internet since at least the 90's. Now, they just want make it "official".

Bunch of privacy robbing, freedom sucking, despicable bastards. And if they're reading this, they can stuff the patriot act up their smelly, fat rectums.

[anthonyontherocks]

Government in Education...

Government in Social Services...

Government in Healthcare.....

Government in the Enternet...

Government in Business....

Welcome to a new communist/Socialist country....

[PsychoShadowI]

they already do that!...lol nothing new!

[Gioxtream]

HI HITLER !! I MEANT ... HI HACKERS !!!

[peepeevagi]

Welp, the government is about to find out that i watch a ton of gay porn, lurk on the RT Videos and read a ton on the history of warfare. I'm liable to get an award xD

[DvineGaming]

@FKSTAR7 I am not a hacker, but I do actively support the idea of anonymity. If you join us and even spread this info, you can give us the power to fight this machine.

[Neosaigo]

I double checked and yes they did mistaken net neutrality act as a "net patriot act"

All you guys did was stirring up Conservatives for no good reason.

We already have a internet monitoring agency, it is called the NSA. We don't need the FCC on it too.

All the net neutrality act was about was over the Comcast malpractice by favoring certain contents. The act wants all packets to be neutral and accessible without limitations by the ISP.