Surveillance and Political Freedom

This chapter explores the unsettling issue of air marshals conducting surveillance on politicians and citizens, raising alarms about privacy violations and government overreach. It delves into the controversial TSA program 'Quiet Skies', examining its impact on civil liberties and the ethical dilemmas surrounding intrusive monitoring. The discussion is framed within the broader context of post-9/11 surveillance practices and their implications for individual rights and political dynamics in the U.S.