The US postal service (USPS) is apparently a domestic spy agency

[LA]

Imagine how much data the NSA/CIA have on regular people they can monetize. It will probably make even Facebook salivate...

They probably get plenty of it from the Big-Techs in exchange for looking away at Big-Tech abuses via the various ways BigTech gathers information from people using their 'free-services'

 

[Serene]

The postmaster general is the 2nd highest paid govt position (used to be the highest).

United States Postmaster General - Wikipedia

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They are the (social media) POST office after all. Monitoring your (IP) address - to protect their employees and "customers."

They also want to have banking services at post offices for those underbanked people in the population. Not to mention the govt is now taking control of tracking and assigning credit scores.

Govt wants to control your money, your creditworthiness, along with your health. Social credit score coming into view.

Weaponization of the PO. One in every town...


View: https://youtu.be/KjcU-OmMnQA

 

[Philomath]

No wonder there’s such pushback against privatizing the post office

 

[LA]

Bizarre...or quite expected? Not sure, but apparently even the lawyer who was reviewing the illegal NSA surveillance program is at a loss to explain why the USPS is involved in domestic surveillance. At least NSA has a legitimate need/interest to do that based on its mission/charter, even though it did the surveillance illegally.

This is from 2006 signed off by George W. Bush:
[Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: George W. Bush (2006, Book II)]
[December 20, 2006]
[Pages 2219-2220]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office

[snip to end]
The executive branch shall construe subsection 404(c) of title 39,
as enacted by subsection 1010(e) of the Act, which provides for opening
of an item of a class of mail otherwise sealed against inspection, in a
manner consistent, to the maximum extent permissible, with the need to
conduct searches in exigent circumstances, such as to protect human life
and safety against hazardous materials, and the need . . .

Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: George W. Bush (2006, Book II) - Statement on Signing the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act

(Thanks for the post! - it made me organize some old notes)

 

[Dave_Fit]

At this point, you can safely assume anything on the Internet or coming from a device connected to the Internet is being tracked. The govt (in all countries) has always treated "laws" as guidelines (at best) instead of actual laws, so things like "should" and "shouldn't" don't really figure much in their thinking. The first rule of military analysis is always to "judge capabilities, not intentions/constraints/laws". If a capability exists and can be used for a power grab, it probably will. I find that true just about any entity of power/authority.

 

[nomoreketones]

Also, don't forget the US Postal Service was involved in the 2020 election fraud too. They were caught putting a previous day's postmark on ballots so they could help steal the election for Biden.

 

[Regina]

Hillary needs armed police to transport mail-in drop boxes to Election Boards to fix Nov. 8th election -News others miss

Why the hiring blitz? The Nov. 8th elections. Congress needs unverified mail-in ballots to get re-elected. How many armed Postal Agents will be assigned to their local Board of Elections to guard, collect, and transport mail-in ballot drop boxes?

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