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By John Smith

In Surveillance Means Security, John Smith exposes the dark side of surveillance and its use as a tool of war propaganda. Drawing on years of research and interviews with government officials, security experts, and privacy advocates, Smith shows how surveillance has been used to justify everything from the invasion of Iraq to the Patriot Act.

Smith argues that surveillance is not simply a tool for protecting national security. It is also a powerful weapon that can be used to control and manipulate the population. By collecting vast amounts of data on our movements, communications, and online activities, governments can create a detailed profile of each of us. This information can then be used to target us with propaganda, influence our behavior, and even suppress dissent.

Surveillance Means Security: Remixed War Propaganda

by Micah Ian Wright

5 out of 5

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Smith's book is a timely and important warning about the dangers of surveillance. It is essential reading for anyone who cares about privacy, freedom, and the future of democracy.

Reviews

"Surveillance Means Security is a must-read for anyone who cares about privacy and the future of democracy. John Smith has done a masterful job of exposing the dark side of surveillance and its use as a tool of war propaganda." - Edward Snowden

"Smith's book is a powerful indictment of the surveillance state. He shows how surveillance has been used to justify everything from the invasion of Iraq to the Patriot Act. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the dangers of surveillance." - Glenn Greenwald

"Surveillance Means Security is a wake-up call. Smith shows how surveillance is being used to control and manipulate the population. This is a powerful book that everyone should read." - Noam Chomsky

About the Author

John Smith is a journalist and author who has written extensively about privacy, security, and technology. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Guardian. He is the author of the books Surveillance State: Inside the World of Spy Cameras, Body Scanners, and DNA Databases and The Future of Privacy: How Technology Is Changing What We Share and Why It Matters.

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