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Dr. Katherine Albrecht Joins Host Brian Engelman On “Agree To Disagree” To Discuss Privacy

August 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman welcomes Dr. Katherine Albrecht to the program to discuss privacy.

Dr. Albrecht is a consumer privacy advocate, public speaker, technology expert, author of 6 books & videos & is a daily syndicated radio host on GCN.

Katherine & Brian talk about:
– The history of spy RFID chips & barcodes
– Facebook, Google & free e-mail services
– Edward Snowden & NSA spy tatics
– Obamacare, implantable chips & loss of medical privacy

Plus Bradley Manning, IRS, data hub, Agenda 21, smart meters, & more.

Please check out the completely private search engine that Katherine helped develop at: www.Startpage.com

& be sure to check out the new completely private e-mail service Katherine is helping develop at: www.StartMail.com

& for more info on Katherine, be sure to check out: www.KatherineAlbrecht.com

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Cleveland Kidnapper Ariel Castro Gets Life + 1,000 Yrs & Eric Holder Won’t Torture Or Kill Snowden

July 26, 2013 by Leave a Comment

“Agree To Disagree” host Brian Engelman once again welcomes special guest Blake Walley.

They discuss:

– Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro was sentenced today to life in prison without the possibility of parole plus 1,000 years, but should he have faced the death penalty?

– Eric Holder “assures” Russia that Edward Snowden will not face torture or the death penalty if he is returned to the United States to face charges. Brian & Blake wonder why this man should face any charges for alerting the American people that blatant 4th amendment violating abuses are taking place on a daily basis by the NSA & the Obama administration.

– Is there a war on journalism regarding Michael Hastings, Andrew Breitbart, Cheryl Atkinson, Glen Greenwald, & James Rosen & if so, what does this mean for the future of anonymous sources for journalists & free speech in general?

– Dan Johnson of P.A.N.D.A., Stuart Rhodes of Oath Keepers, Luke Rudkowski of We Are Change have all allegedly been attacked in a child porn “set up” & Brian & Blake wonder how easy it would be to frame political dissenters in a digital age?

– Plus Barack Obama refers to his IRS, NSA, Benghazi, Fast & Furious scandals as “phony”. Can he really expect the American people to buy this line? How about the phony youtube video story to explain away Benghazi?

– Chris Christie attacks libertarians & Rand Paul & Paul fires back.

– Justin Amash’s bill to defund the NSA is narrowly defeated,

Plus more!

– Please check out Blake’s “Eccentric Perspective” radio show each Monday, Wednesday & Thursday from noon – 1:30pm pst at: www.FreedomizerRadio.com
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– Please follow Blake on Twitter @Eccentric99
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U.S.: We Promise Not to Torture, Kill Edward Snowden

July 26, 2013 by Leave a Comment

America’s top prosecutor has promised Russian officials that the U.S. would not torture Edward Snowden, nor would it seek the death penalty for the former National Security Agency contractor should he be handed over to U.S. custody.

“We… understand from press reports that Mr. Snowden has filed papers seeking temporary asylum in Russia on the grounds that if he were returned to the United States, he would be tortured and would face the death penalty,” Attorney General Eric Holder wrote in a letter to his Russian counterparts today. “These claims are entirely without merit.”

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