Government Spy Games: James O’Keefe’s Year of Undue Surveillance!

James O’Keefe, the founder of O’Keefe Media Group, recently revealed a jaw-dropping story about being spied on by U.S. government officials for a whole year. Yup, you read that right—a year of surveillance, complete with secret subpoenas that usually target serious criminals! O’Keefe claims that the authorities even went from judge to judge in their quest for these warrants, turning the concept of justice on its head. Forget the dating apps; this sounds more like an espionage thriller gone wrong!

What makes this situation even more ridiculous is the fact that the documents about the raid on his newsroom are practically redacted into oblivion. O’Keefe hilariously pointed out that the most interesting detail left unredacted was simply that cell phones can send emails—like, wow, thanks for that inside scoop. This whole saga raises some serious questions about government transparency, or lack thereof. Is the FBI really this out of touch, or are they just playing their own version of hide-and-seek?

As O’Keefe digs deeper into the corruption he’s aimed to expose, he’s launching a new series called “American Swiper.” Sounds like he’s ready to take on the big guns while also showing us how absurd the whole situation has become. Have you ever wondered if your phone’s spying on you? I guess O’Keefe’s answer is a resounding “yes” — but can we really blame him for thinking that way?

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