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Aaron Swartz: Internet civil libertarian suicided
MIT cooperated with government to persecute him

Faced years in jail for violating terms of service NSA: 'Spying on More Than They Can Handle'

They passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing
and Protection Act (CISPA).

Aaron Swartz...

He fought and defeated SOPA, a law similar to
CISPA which Congress just passed while we
were all paying attention to the goings on in
Boston.

Swartz was also a Harvard-recognized
expert on institutional corruption.

The Feds took over a minor case he was involved
with and turned it into potential multi-decade
prison sentence for him.

The claim is that he committed suicide in despair
over the case. The reality is he was in a positive state
of mind when he died and he was a fighter.

So how did he really die?

Video:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/22044.html

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February 11th 2014 is the day the Internet rises up to fight back against mass surveillance....


Published on Jan 10, 2014
For more information on the upcoming action - The Day We Fight Back - click here: https://thedaywefightback.org/?r=dp


These are clips and excerpts from interviews featured in the upcoming documentary about Aaron Swartz called "The Internet's Own Boy." Sadly, Aaron took his own life on January 11th, 2013 after a two year legal battle. These clips show some of his work on SOPA, and his thoughts on the NSA.

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RIP Aaron Swartz


Goodbye Net Neutrality, Hello Gilded Age Internet