Reflection of things old and new

Vanity | 6/7/13 | DH

[DH]

What goes around comes around. What a true statement.

In the very early days of the internet and Free Republic there was a lot of articles dealing with Agenda-21 and the super spy agency NSA.

We were called all kinds of names but "being right" was none of them. We all were looked upon as kooks and extremist for our beliefs of what would happen when these agencies took full control of our freedoms.

Now, look at what we are dealing with in 2013. It has finally come to the point that the full power of both these agencies and policies has been brought to bear on the freedom loving Americans who, back then, scoffed at our comments back then......and now cower in fear of what the devil has let loose on them.

Back in Germany during the Nazi occupation they had Hitler youth to spy upon their own families and friends and now we have an even greater method to spy on everyone and keep a completely historical record of it to use against them, or anyone they wrote or spoke to, in order to blackmail them or to convict them of some crime against government.

UN Agenda 21 is now on the top burner and with Obama's "brown shirts" and ultra-liberals feeling like victory is near, the passage of laws that supersede our original Constitutional rights, we are very near total destruction of individual rights and freedoms.

Just a little history of Free Republic in it's early days that has come "full circle" to today.

[DH]

We talked about it back then and through the years it quietly sunk beneath the sludge of the scum pond called biased journalism....only to arise within the past 6 months.

[cuban leaf]

I remember saying, back in the day, that the power you give to Bush, is the power you give the next president. And the next...

[Enterprise]

I wonder if it is beginning to dawn on reporters that the government has a record of everyone who they called, and everyone who called them!

[cuban leaf]

Hope we don’t have the same experience with Rex83 camps. ;-)

[cuban leaf]

I wonder if it is beginning to dawn on reporters that the government has a record of everyone who they called, and everyone who called them!

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This is the insidious part of this. I call it “time travel”.

That is, once the focus is on you they can go “back in time” and see what you were up to. And you KNOW it will only get worse.

The movie, “Enemy of the State” was over the top but it got into this stuff.

[Enterprise]

That is an excellent way of putting it. And it's frightening! They can use super computers to correlate past phone calls and whip up reports of who was calling who during leaks or other breaking news events.

BTW, Congress is wondering if their calls have been monitored too. LOL!! Ya think???

[cuban leaf]

What a lot of folks don’t realize is that they are building a “virtual” database on themselves right NOW. Emails, phone text, facebook, etc. Every day this database gets bigger and more robust with information. It just sits there waiting. Waiting for the day someone is motivated to create a complete background check on you.

Phone companies are required to save data for seven years. Once the government gets their hooks in it, they can keep it indefinitely. They can then run all sorts of data mining and profiling information against it to hone the accuracy of their predictions until, ultimately, they have a need to create a “pre-crime” department and laws for it to enforce.

If the Lord waits, I give it 40 years at the outside.

[cuban leaf]

data mining and profiling information = data mining and profiling PROGRAMS

And the sophisication of such software is improving at ever increasing rates of speed.

[brityank]

Echelon and Carnivore

on steroids!

 

 

Go check this out:

Tell-all telephone
Betrayed by our own data

Mobile phones are tracking devices that reveal much about our lives. One look at our interactive map of data provided by the Green party politician Malte Spitz shows why.

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Green party politician Malte Spitz sued to have German telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom hand over six months of his phone data that he then made available to ZEIT ONLINE. We combined this geolocation data with information relating to his life as a politician, such as Twitter feeds, blog entries and websites, all of which is all freely available on the internet.

http://www.zeit.de/datenschutz/malte-spitz-data-retention ^

[brityank]

What a lot of folks don’t realize is that they are building a “virtual” database on themselves right NOW. Emails, phone text, facebook, etc. Every day this database gets bigger and more robust with information. It just sits there waiting. Waiting for the day someone is motivated to create a complete background check on you.

Go check the Zeit.de link in my #9 above - it will make a believer out of you!

[TEXOKIE]

If anyone wants to be on or off the Agenda 21 ping list, please notify me by Freepmail. It is a relatively low volume list in which we have been exploring the UN Agenda21 and related topics. We have collected our studies with threads, links, and discussions on the Agenda 21 thread which can be found here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2738418/posts

NEW ACTION THREAD:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2863065/posts

Post 128 of the Action Thread is a summary of the history of Agenda 21, “what they are doing”, “what to do about it” and a good bibliography for further reading.