A leaked bulletin details how the 'law enforcement arm' of the US Postal Service collected data as part of the Internet Covert Operations Program (iCOP). Analysts are said to have looked through posts on Facebook, Parler, and Telegram, flagging 'inflammatory' messages and posts about government agencies. It is unclear why the US Postal Inspection Service is putting resources into surveillance or how iCOP is funded; the USPS was hit hard by the pandemic, so something doesn't add up. Also, why is the USPS the government organization spying on American citizens, rather than the FBI?

Jake Mammal and Oliver Cuttle discuss the ever-growing conspiracy that the US Postal Service has been spying on American citizens.

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