DeeplyShrouded
@comcast.net
| Welcome To 1984....
There are cameras everywhere watching you, computers that
keep track of your purchases via the ATM, your vehicle is
tracked via EZ-Pass toll convenience, the books you read
from the library are tracked via your library card.
Even cash is becoming the same way due to data mining.
X took $7.99 out of their account on this date at this time.
20 minutes later, the security camera at the bookstore
captured a person purchasing a book for $7.99.
Face recognition software that matches up the ATM withdrawl
image with the security camera image predicts a 90% match.
George Orwell was correct and his world is today.
Even at home, if you have a PC with a webcam and microphone,
there is malicious software out there that can turn your
camera and microphone on without you knowing it.
Your every move is tracked via that tiny radio transceiver
with built in GPS that sits in your pocket commonly known
as a cell phone.
One reason it took so long to catch the unabomber was he did
not rely on technology. He lived in a place with no modern
appliances, electricity, computers, or cameras.
Yep, 1984 is here and the tracking begins from the day you
are born. You are tracked until the day you die and even then,
you can be tracked for years afterward via people looking
up where you're buried via findagrave.com
There is no such thing as being anonymous in the world anymore.
9/11 was the perfect opportunity to have any form of privacy
taken away from you, in the interests of national security
of course.
Suppose you built a compound in which to live that was
self sufficient. Solar panels for power, you grow your own
food, and you don't bother anyone and expect to be left alone.
So, what are you hiding? Nothing? Then why the compound?
Guilty until proven innocent. You have to explain your
actions as to why you built the compound, and even then
your explanation will be met with suspicion.
Think that compound will protect you? Ask the branch
davidians.
Private property is a thing of the past. Police can enter
any time if they have "probable cause".
If you get arrested, they can and they will take a sample
of your DNA. All that stuff I just typed would drive a
conspiracy theorist insane.
So, you're online on a network you do not own, have no
control over and you expect privacy for your data?
No such thing. Never has been such a thing and there will
never be such a thing. As I said, welcome to 1984.
--Deeply Shrouded & Quiet
--Central Control! D-Dial #49 |
