Shadow Government

[Blue Frost]

This goes here, the governments of the world has suppressed free energy because it's some independence from their control.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6OmwinXQuU[/video]

[Gary Oak]

The Surveilance trap is being set. When will we get snagged by it ?

32 Privacy Destroying Technologies Spreading Throughout America

http://thetruthwins.com/


If you live in the United States, you live in a high tech surveillance grid that is becoming more oppressive with each passing day.

In America today, the control freaks that run things are completely obsessed with watching, tracking, monitoring and recording virtually everything that we do.

If we continue on the path that we are currently on, we will be heading into a future where there will be absolutely no privacy of any kind.

In fact, many would argue that we are essentially there already. Many people speak of this as being the

[Blue Frost]

Good info to be aware of, I was thinking earlier the importance of having an alternate Identity, especially online.

[Gary Oak]

They surveilance trap has gotten way out of hand and I do believe that is is only going to continue to get worse.

http://rt.com/usa/appelbaum-30c3-nsa-snowden-986/

[Blue Frost]

So much for a free America with the new KGB running things.

[Gary Oak]

This surceilence state is really getting out of control.

10 Incredible Ways You Are Being Tracked, Catalogued and Controlled


Author John Whitehead has a terrifying new book out called

[Gary Oak]

Is all privacy whatsoever going to be ilegal ?


A whole raft of new technologies are making their way into police departments around the nation. If there wasn

[Blue Frost]

Speaking of videos, I want a dash cam, and a home video system so I can see whats going on, and have evidence.
It needs to be good, but affordable you know.

[Gary Oak]

Now do we really need to be spying on gamers ? Why are they going so extreme in their surveillance ? This is a bit alarming.


Gamers Beware - You are Being Watched Inside And Outside The Game

March 14, 2014 | Debbie Smith
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Unfocused, mass surveillance of citizens by their government, until last year, most of us would have thought this improbable. However, since Edward Snowden leaked classified government surveillance documents last year, reports keep surfacing revealing the extent to which governments have used technological advances to spy on ordinary citizens.

A surveillance initiative dubbed Optic Nerve, intercepted and filed away Yahoo webcam images of millions of online users, between 2008 to 2010, according to an article in the Guardian.

During that same period, NSA and its British counterpart, Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), also considered using the popular gaming system, Microsoft Xbox 360 with Kinect camera.

In Orwellian fashion, this surveillance system was used for experiments in facial recognition; to monitor existing targets and for discovering new targets to be surveyed.

Microsoft

[Gary Oak]

Communist China, Russia or even Nazi Germany never spied on their citizens as much as the USA does now. Notice how Obama fully supports it too

NSA Under New Scrutiny For Illegal Surveillance Tactics

March 18, 2014 | Tom Olago
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The NSA has been brought into a new wave of scrutiny and criticism following recent allegations that they are increasingly resorting to illegal and criminal methods to achieve their objectives. The key issue is that their techniques are not restricted only to the surveillance of U.S enemies and criminals, but also the ordinary innocent

[Blue Frost]

Your comment is true Gary, and the shame is not so many care.
Finestine was making out she cared the other day, but shes a supporter of it, Rand Paul cares, but he has few to back him.

[Gary Oak]

Many do believe that we are all to be branded in this way or a similar way. Many also believe that this brand will be used in the same way as a debit machine but rather you will merely have to just "swipe" or flash you mark over a machine to make $$$$ transactions

In the not-too-distant future, you'll begin to see

[Blue Frost]

People will be running for a chip to pay for things, and have their life on it.
My guess there will be a hack to get the info soon as it's out, just like the chips in credit cards now.

[Gary Oak]

[Gary Oak]

Who Watches The Watchers? Big Data Goes Unchecked

May 19, 2014 | Josh Gerstein and Stephanie Simon
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The National Security Agency might be tracking your phone calls. But private industry is prying far more deeply into your life.

Commercial data brokers know if you have diabetes. Your electric company can see what time you come home at night. And tracking companies can tell where you go on weekends by snapping photos of your car

[Gary Oak]

This is sneaky how they slipped these devices into so many homes.


http://www.activistpost.com/2014/05/sma ... itted.html

[Blue Frost]

I'm glad they have not put them in here yet, and I wont allow it.
It's not that I can about them knowing whats running, and stuff, it's they have no business in my business.

[Blue Frost]

And people believe they can trust their governments

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[Gary Oak]

Hollywood-Style Surveillance Technology Inches Closer To Reality

June 20, 2014 | G.W. Schulz
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In one city, law enforcement officials don

[Blue Frost]

What the I thought I smelled fish.
When they started the mess they blamed AR-15's when one wasn't used just to push a ban.
The witnesses didn't add up either contradicting each other, and the cops.