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Chinese Infiltration Isn’t Just In the U.S., Based On These Reports From Other Countries (Guest: Nan Su)

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Is China’s implementation into other countries a cause for concern? The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter Nan Su discusses the situation. There have been stories as of late revolving around China trying to slowly infiltrate the United States with secret police stations and other reported businesses. But apparently the U.S. isn’t the only place they’re infiltrating. Earlier this year, The Epoch Times published a piece discussing how Italy activated an Anti-Mafia Commission, in an effort to look further … Read more

Big Brother Is Watching: New Report Reveals Federal Agencies Monitoring Phone Calls and Texts, Buying Americans’ Personal Info from Data Brokers (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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A new report from The Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin is a real eye-opener for those concerned about privacy and their Fourth Amendment rights. George Orwell’s classic novel 1984 is supposed to be based on fiction. But what happens when it actually feels like “Big Brother is watching”? A new report from The Epoch Times that, even with the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution in place, U.S. agencies are becoming more and more intrusive with the surveillance of communication amongst American … Read more

Boots On the Ground Always Beats a Surveillance Society, or Here’s How San Francisco Police Are Getting It Wrong (Guest: Michael Letts)

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San Francisco’s latest attempt to crack down on crime could be causing havoc with people’s privacy – as well as with the local police department. According to this report from MSN, local officials have launched a surveillance program that would utilize private cameras spread across the city. With it, officers would be able to see residents in real time, during what officials deem a “significant event with public safety concerns,” along with “investigations” that tie … Read more

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