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#1984Day Anti-NSA Surveillance State rallies today, August 4, 2013: “1984 was a warning, not an instruction manual.”

More Jupiter/Uranus/Pluto action . . . YES! I don’t expect it to let up this entire month. Not just protests, but all sorts of creativity is being released and channeled as we blow the lids off our own denial systems and let the primal love energy of the universe roar through us.

The official war-mongers want more fear-porn to scare us by closing embassies today because of “possible Al Quaeda” attack”, which of course, was immediately branded a conveniently timed (to promote NSA surveillance agenda) false-flag scenario (and see this) by all us crazies out there who don’t believe a word of any official announcement. Instead, we use the Jupiter/Uranus/Pluto energetic to not just buck the system, but ultimately, brick by brick, to dismantle it.

Rallies expected in cities across US

August 4, 2013

by Jacob Chamberlain, staff writer

Restore the Fourth protesters, July 4, 2013 (Restore the Fourth via Facebook)

Thousands of people are expected to rally in cities across the U.S. on Sunday in protest of the National Security Agency’s recently exposed dragnet surveillance programs, in what organizers from the group Restore the Fourth are calling 1984 Day.

Protesters in San Francisco, New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Washington, St. Louis, Raleigh, Austin, and other cities have scheduled marches, rallies, and other events to “draw attention to the NSA’s unconstitutional surveillance programs,” in the name of protecting the principles of the U.S. constitution’s fourth amendment.

“The tide has turned against the National Security Agency’s unconstitutional phone and Internet monitoring,” said Ben Doernberg from Restore the Fourth NYC. “The front page of Monday’s New York Times stated that opposition to the NSA’s activities has ‘momentum that even critics say may be unstoppable,’ and on Sunday, We the People will build on that momentum.”

One such rally will take place in San Francisco where speakers such as Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg will target House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi over her opposition to the recent Amash Amendment, which attempted to defund NSA programs that infringe on privacy rights but failed to pass in the House.

“1984 is a warning, not an instruction manual,” says Andrea O’Neill from Restore the Fourth DC of the dystopian novel written by George Orwell—the inspiration for the day of action’s title. “As we find out about more unconstitutional programs every week, it is clear that the NSA’s domestic spying has gone too far and must be stopped before it’s too late.”

On Sunday morning, Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, who has extensively reported on the NSA leaks in question, provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden, reported on the most recent of those NSA revelations— that members of Congress have been repeatedly refused access to basic information about the NSA, despite continual proclamations by the White House that congressional overseers are given “robust supervision” over the NSA’s activities.

Sunday’s actions follow last month’s Restore the Fourth in which protesters took to the streets in over 100 cities while several internet companies including WordPress, Reddit, and Mozilla and digital rights groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation displayed anti-NSA spying messages on their home pages.

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