When In Doubt, At Least The NSA Will Always Listen
Posted on June 25, 2013 in Images and Political Cartoons
And, you know, since Congress accidentally authorized PRISM in 2007, it’s kind of like they’re listening by association.
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Waiting For The Weed (Legalization) Grow
Posted on June 23, 2013 in Images and Political Cartoons
Patches of green have been popping up throughout the country for a few decades now. Unfortunately, federal authorities have proven relentless in their prosecution of state-law abiding individuals and their pursuit of the un-winnable war on drugs.
Edward Snowden, The Internet’s Latest Sensation
Posted on June 19, 2013 in Images and Political Cartoons
As we learn more and more about NSA surveillance, the same can be said for the life of secret-spiller Boehner-berated contractor Edward Snowden. Some of it is crucial information (re: he has a pet phoenix and an equally smokin’ girlfriend), others not so much. Regardless, a quick comb through the internet will bring you to the conclusion that while he might be extradited to the US soon, he’ll always have a home with internet nerds around the world. Here are the best–and weirdest–Snowden envisions we’ve come across yet:
The Internet’s Best Responses To NSA Surveillance
Posted on June 15, 2013 in Images and Political Cartoons
Americans have had a field day with the latest, no-good, dirty-rotten revelation that the National Security Agency has been legally able to pry into everything from pathetic e-mails to your mom to your drunkest, most mundane tweets for some time now–and rightly so. As some try to take their revenge on the NSA via trolling, a tidal wave of cynical, Star Trek-saturated memes and cartoons has hit to entertain those of us with a little less time on our hands. Here’s the best stuff we’ve caught so far.
If The NSA Did Children’s Literature
Posted on June 13, 2013 in Images and Political Cartoons
Other titles by the subversive, intrusive publishing house include “Oh, the Places You’ll Go for Political Asylum”, “Too Curious George” and “Harriet the NSA Spy”.
