You may not have heard of Philip K. Dick, but he was a rather extraordinary man. Aside from writing critically acclaimed psychological sci-fi thrillers, Philip was a visionary, and even a bit of a martyr, thanks to the endless harassment he endured from the FBI and CIA.
Philip was born in Chicago on December 16, 1928. He didn’t live a long life – he died at 53-years-old – but for the short time he was here he made an impact so strong, that it can still be felt today.
Philip’s startling recount of the Soviet-style tactics the FBI and CIA used against him back in the 1970s is reminiscent of what many conservative are dealing with today.
As a “dissident” Philip was under surveillance by the CIA and FBI, who he claims would read his mail, and watch his house, along with many other invasive tactics… and that was decades ago.
Sadly, however, there’s no reason to suggest these government agencies treat today’s “outsiders” any differently. On the contrary, what we’ve seen unfold with FBI raids on conservatives, and lingering questions regarding the governments possible involvement in January 6th, social media censorship, and treating conservatives like political prisoners, among other things, makes it seem as if past surveillance methods have been fine-tuned for today’s dissidents.
In the clop below, Philip recalls what it was like to be under the watchful eye of the governments “big brother” program:
Today, technology makes all it much easier for the government to spy on its citizens. After all, many of us have contraptions like “Siri” and “Echo” in our homes, and smart phones in our pockets.
We’re trackable 24/7.
And a sort of quasi tech-profit from decades ago, Philip K. Dick also predicted “the matrix.”:
He was spot on with his predictions. The weaponized government agencies have gotten worse.
American citizens who question election integrity and government abuse of power are “domestic terrorists“.
The Central Intelligence Agency was supposed to focus on foreign threats. Not anymore. The spooks have turned their surveillance weapons against American citizens.
The NSA has been collecting intelligence on American citizens for years. Big Tech—including Google, Microsoft, and Facebook–have helped the agency with its domestic spying programs.
In 2013, then director of national intelligence James Clapper, lied his ass off under oath when he testified that the agencies did not engage in mass surveillance. He never faced any punishment for perjury or the abuse of power.
In 2012, during testimony before a House hearing on surveillance issues, LTG Alexander denied that the NSA engaged in intercepting the phone and internet records of Americans.
And just recently, The NSA used its assets against Tucker Carlson.
Former acting CIA Director John McLaughlin actually admits there’s a Deep State and praises it.
In 2014, John Brennan‘s CIA illegally spied on the U.S. Senate, breaking into congressional staffers’ emails for material to use to prosecute them and then lied about it.
The FBI has a secret database that ‘flags’ conservatives. It also purchased a spyware program called Pegasus.
The agency also tracks your social media, cell phones, and emails. As a matter of fact, the government doesn’t have to circumvent “restrictions”. Google is a willing collaborator.
Big Brother has also reared its ugly head in the Postal Service.
The U.S. government monitors banking transactions of private citizens, and Mark Zuckerberg wants to access your information including card transactions and checking-account balances.
James Comey, the corrupt former FBI director, claims the government ‘owns your thoughts and memories‘.
Biden wants private firms to surveil “extremist chatter” online.
The Biden regime’s alphabet agencies, including the FBI, US Secret Service, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and the Department of Defense (DoD), have partnered with private companies to surveil and track the movements of millions of people.
The Feds have also created a covid “contact tracing” database to monitor people it believes are infected or could be.
Every one of those intelligence agencies have violated the Intelligence Oversight Act, the 4th Amendment, and other federal laws forbidding the widespread arbitrary surveillance of American citizens.
Where’s the DOJ on this? Oh, that’s right. They’re targeting American citizens as well.
It doesn’t do any good to swear them in before congressional testimony. The oath has no meaning and the consequences have no teeth.
The Dems don’t mind because the agencies are working for them and the GOP doesn’t have the balls to do anything about it.