spying

Russia is making every effort to improve relations with the United States, but is getting harder to do in light of Prime Minister Theresa May having just fired top British Navy Captain Nick Cook-Priest and ordering his HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier to immediately return to its home port—a move coming less than 4-weeks after May was forced to fire her Defense Minister Gavin Williamson for his attempting to start World War III—while at the same time, the US Navy was discovered launching a spying cyber attack on the US Air Force, as well as their shockingly ordering the creation of a massive archive of over 350-billion social media posts related to the “minimum time period” from 1 July 2014 to 31 December 2016—which is the time period encompassing from when Trump was deciding to run for the US presidency, to right after his shock election win—but all of whose events are being met by a steadfast President Donald Trump who yesterday continued piling up election victories—this time in the key “battleground” state of Pennsylvania where his Republican Party forces won three key state representative races—as well as Republican Party candidate Fred Keller winning his special election to become a US Congressman.  […]

The civil libertarian Reason Foundation wrote in early November that the system already is being grossly abused. The notorious Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and an Arizona prosecutor used mail cover surveillance against a politician who criticized them. And a former FBI agent said the mail cover program is “So easy to use. You don’t have to go through a judge. You just fill out a form.” […]