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    Feb 10
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    Speak not because it is safe, but because it is right.

    1,757 replies 30,492 retweets 56,657 likes
  2. Retweeted
    Jul 1

    Shots firedfox

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  3. Retweeted
    Jul 3
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    there's infinite things to criticize Trump for but can we stop the Paradise Lost narrative where Trump stripped us of our national innocence

    37 replies 706 retweets 2,140 likes
  4. Retweeted
    Jul 3

    Whistleblower gibt Tipps, wie du deine Privatsphäre schützen und Nachrichten verschlüsseln kannst.

    7 replies 154 retweets 272 likes
  5. Retweeted
    Jul 2

    My favorite photo: Look at the people on the public beach, and then Christie's beach.

    99 replies 1,043 retweets 1,653 likes
  6. Jul 3

    Rarely does a photographer capture the politics of an era in one frame.

    562 replies 12,924 retweets 27,394 likes
  7. Retweeted
    Jul 1

    needs your financial help to continue to protect activists, journalists, lawyers, and many others!

    13 replies 558 retweets 437 likes
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    Jul 3
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    for those who don't know how this works: only the overall council has any decision powers (executive orders, appointing mandates, ...

    6 replies 48 retweets 135 likes
  9. Retweeted
    Jul 2

    The turned 100 this month. But since the Nixon era, it's been misused to go after whistleblowers and the press.

    100 Years Later: The Espionage Act & the Free Press
    A century after it became law, the Espionage Act's continued misuse could have a devastating effect on investigative journalism, whistleblowers, and freedom of the press in the United States.
    18 replies 558 retweets 654 likes
  10. Retweeted
    Jun 30
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    Pretty extraordinary concurring opinion from Judge Brown: "Our democracy is broken. We must hope, however, that it is not incurably so."

    18 replies 283 retweets 525 likes
  11. Retweeted
    Jul 2

    So I'm rewatching the biopic...Forgot how relevant it is 2 the here & now.

    10 replies 219 retweets 543 likes
  12. Jul 2
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    All history's rulers are less than a single leader. May we remember the difference in our modern days.

    98 replies 773 retweets 2,830 likes
  13. Jul 2

    It was once impossible to imagine countries without Kings. A time will come when they look back and say the same of Presidents.

    1,045 replies 14,278 retweets 32,502 likes
  14. Retweeted
    Jun 30

    “We're told we need to sacrifice our privacy in exchange for security, and yet we get so little for that sacrifice.”

    58 replies 643 retweets 922 likes
  15. Retweeted
    Jun 29

    A software company from USA analyzing an exploit against them. An intelligence agency from USA wrote that exploit.

    17 replies 390 retweets 463 likes
  16. Retweeted
    Jun 30

    NYT op-ed by poli sci's : how "political hobbyism" is crowding out more meaningful forms of participation

    31 replies 186 retweets 356 likes
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    Jun 30

    Congress never authorized this. Nine times, Congress authorized scans of foreign nationals. Zero times they authorized scans of citizens.

    CBP begins using on all passengers—US & non-US—on a flight out of IAH. More to follow this summer
    21 replies 581 retweets 527 likes
  18. Jun 30

    "The government interprets laws like an evil genie." - When they say they don't spy on you without a warrant, there's a catch:

    Just in: With a single wiretap order, US authorities intercepted and listened in on over 3 million phone calls.
    65 replies 1,333 retweets 1,683 likes
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    Jun 30

    I don't care how useful it is. (Not much, this time.) If one order taps 3 million calls, they're doing it wrong.

    Just in: With a single wiretap order, US authorities intercepted and listened in on over 3 million phone calls.
    10 replies 393 retweets 521 likes
  20. Retweeted
    Jun 30

    Barrett Brown spoke to about the US attorney's subpoena for 's records on him

    4 replies 150 retweets 148 likes
  21. Retweeted
    Jun 30

    Here is the subpoena from the US Attorney's office demanding 's records on Barrett Brown:

    19 replies 483 retweets 416 likes

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