To: jimpick
been doing that for years
I don’t even want my bank to know where I shop and go, much less any other snoopers.
But you know, the DHS has said that people who use cash are “potential terrorists” or to be automatically suspected of being up to something illegal.
27 posted on
06/17/2013 1:29:07 PM PDT by
Lorianne
(fedgov, taxporkmoney)
To: Lorianne
“But you know, the DHS has said that people who use cash are potential terrorists or to be automatically suspected of being up to something illegal.”
Indeed, and the wife and I are already transitioning to just plain cash.
For no other reason than to tick off the govt dorks.
As for comms, someone come up with a good means of encasing msgs in pictures (some random collection of LSBs in the pic would work....albeit with the warning that that randomess heeds to change). Keep the picture flow going - overload them.
FUBO^infinity
To: Lorianne
They already consider me a terrorist because of my limited government mindset so why should I give them any info on me period. And besides why do they need to know how many damn carrots I eat or how often I change the oil in my car. It is none of their damn business.
37 posted on
06/17/2013 1:33:49 PM PDT by
jimpick
To: Lorianne
Or we could just write letters and mail them. Pen and paper present the writer with many opportunities to obfuscate the meaning of the message. Another tactic might be to repurpose a modified piece ofjunk mail (who looks at stuff,anyway).
Secure computer equipment is called “TEMPEST certified”.
43 posted on
06/17/2013 1:38:26 PM PDT by
robertc5
(In Forida we call it Sinkhole de Mayo)
To: Lorianne
But you know, the DHS has said that people who use cash are potential terrorists or to be automatically suspected of being up to something illegal.Well, think about it -- people caring about their privacy scares these "folks", scared = terror, so it's actually true!
53 posted on
06/17/2013 1:42:33 PM PDT by
Still Thinking
(Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
To: Lorianne
...the DHS has said that people who use cash are potential terrorists or to be automatically suspected of being up to something illegal. The larger the purchase, the more the transaction is scrutinized. Daily small amount won't be a problem.
Any amount over $10 MUST be reported, though.
62 posted on
06/17/2013 1:47:00 PM PDT by
fwdude
( You cannot compromise with that which you must defeat.)
To: Lorianne
Use cash anyway. Take draws on your credit card and shop with cash. Many retailers, when asked, will discount for cash. Also, buy as much food locally as possible as a great deal of our food is now, "Distributed by...", with country of orign identified. BGood....Ross
66 posted on
06/17/2013 1:49:14 PM PDT by
RossB
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