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How does a bureaucracy protect your freedom?
In a liberal democracy, the law restrains the government. The people consent to the law that creates the government, which in turn, enforces the law and protects the people. In the basic social contract, protection and obedience are linked by … Continue reading
Posted in Government, justice, local government, Uncategorized
Tagged David MIRANDA, GCHQ, Glenn Greenwald, Government Communications Headquarters, Greenwald, Miranda, National security, Snowden
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Surveillance, conformity and censorship: the reality and the myth
We have heard from many writers that when the NSA and GCHQ monitor the web and communications across the web they engage in censorship or the surveillance becomes a form of censorship because it chills the freedom of expression.[1] In … Continue reading
Posted in censorship, Government, privacy, Uncategorized
Tagged Edward Snowden, GCHQ, Liberal democracy, National Security Agency, NSA, Public speaking, public sphere
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