My idea is to write a weekly report on incidences in American culture that are provoked by the foreign wars the United States continues to instigate. For example, when gay rights activist Floyd Corkins walked into a right-wing family planning center and yelled, "I don't like your politics" before shooting a security guard, I see a micro incident reflective of the macro war policies of the U.S. presidential administrations. This topic could easily fit in with the issue of civil liberties, since DHS is beginning to treat all U.S. citizens like the U.S. DOD treats numerous governments and people across the globe. See the following link for such evidence.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jep7NhJM070 />
[awest to eileen_sembrot: I'm sorry to downvote your reply, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to address the question in the original post. I do think your idea is great, though, and I appreciate the youtube link, which has sent the appropriate chills down my spine...]

The ACLU has a number of good links on this topic. I'm attaching another story link by Huff Post.

http://www.aclu.org/maps/spying-first-amendment-activity-state-state
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-w-whitehead/the-new-fbi-powers-cointe_b_880467.html?utm_hp_ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false /> https://www.facebook.com/notes/nairar-tnoc/sickened-the-current-condition-of-morality-in-the-us/141052856071571

Actually, although these links mention cointelpro, they don't seem to mention gang stalking, which is one of the most important of our country's unreported probems. I define gang stalking as "intentionally obvious surveillance", i.e., a style of surveillance in which your stalkers want their target to see that they are stalking him or her, and it is often accompanied by a campaign of defamation, such as what John Lennon complained about some decades ago, rendering the target an isolated pariah in his or her community. As such, it is intended not to discover anything about the target, who is usually innocent of any wrongdoing, but to bully and terrorize the target, whose opinions and/or activities have displeased the FBI and the 800,000 Americans it has recruited and/or paid to serve as "citizen informants," i.e., stalkers. The need to inform the public about this is especially urgent because the harassers take care to act in ways that leave no physical traces of the stalking, and each stalks the victim only once and then "passes the baton" to the next stalker, thus leaving no evidence that can be presented to a court of law, and thereby making the victim look delusional if he or she complains. I am keen to help raise awareness of this unreported form of torture. Just let me know what I can do.