The many ways that you’re being tracked, catalogued and controlled

The Friendswood Journal ^ | January 6, 2014 | John W. Whitehead

[LucyT]

Article, in case anyone missed it.

(Forty thousand new laws went into effect on January 1st, 2014. Who knows what these new laws mandate? You can bet they are not for our benefit.)

[grobdriver]

I am not convinced that even the deaths of millions of American “patriots,” as we are now labeled, will turn the American proletariat against the Lords of DC.

Not unless we win - then the proletariat can KMA.
There are more engaged "patriots" now than there were in 1775. I think. Maybe.

[Inyo-Mono]

Bttt.

[loungitude]

That hurts. Sometimes the truth hurts though.

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See tagline.

[PuzzledInTX]

The grubment that can’t roll out the ACA cannot track you. They are drowning in information they cannot analyze.

As a data analyst for a large corporation, I can attest to what you are saying. The problem is that they don't know when their data is corrupted so many errors occur based on erroneous information. For this reason, I have never believed government statistics, it is based on a subset of analyzable data that does not constitute a good sample. If not data errors, consider human error in addition. Think, swat teams invading wrong houses because of street name misspellings,etc.

So while I believe the government is inefficient and bungling, the result can be detrimental chaos.

[Nifster]

this has been happening for me since I was age 7….don’t ask and I won’t tell because it is the typical big government paranoia case

[Excellence]

The question now is: will we take a stand and fight to remain free or will we go gently into the concentration camp?

And what exactly would you like us to do about it, sweetheart? We can't all be Ed Snowden.

[ChicagahAl]

He’s still gonna be President in 2103?
Oh crap!

[444Flyer]

"...Tracking you from the skies: Nothing, and I mean nothing, will escape government eyes, especially when drones take to the skies in 2015. These gadgets, ranging from the colossal to the miniature, will have the capability of seeing through the walls of your home and tracking your every movement..."

We are living the Rise of the Machines.

[rarestia]

Fewer than 1/3 of colonists at the time supported America’s push for independence. Those numbers were identical for the Civil War. If we have 1/3 of Americans today (approximately 100 million people), we’d have one hell of a fighting force.

I do, however, support my previous assertion that most of them, myself included, have never known struggle or pain and would be resistant to changing their ways as a result.

[Las Vegas Dave]

He’s still gonna be President in 2103? Oh crap!

I don't think I will be around to see him retire..!

[Faith65]

bookmark

[subterfuge]

Half the idiots in this country are fine with being being watched.

[bgill]

Have you cyber hugged your NSA dude today?

[AllAmericanGirl44]

bkmk