Your Data Fueled Their War on Terror

It's 22 years later, and the world governments are still gathering information, selling it to the highest bidder.

Edward Snowden became a famous whistleblower when he outed the government for spying on its citizens during the War on Terror.

U.S. President Bush's Total Information Awareness Program collected and analyzed vast amounts of data to identify suspicious activity.

The U.S. government's data collection plan worked with the support of its allies, putting together every bit of our lives.

Following 9/11, the U.S. government's project to counter extremism almost killed civil liberties and made its citizens into weapons.