“We are, like, that far from a turnkey totalitarian state,”
Actually, we are already there, we just don’t know it yet...
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To most of us Orwell’s 1984 is just a classic science fiction novel.
To Obama and other liberals it is a How-To-Do-It guidebook.
The U.S. fell on september 11, 2001 opening the door for the Patriot Act to be set in place stick an airplane in it we were done.
It’s really getting stupid how people are making this an Obama story.
Either we have Republican paid professionals making that type of comment or poor helpless folks who have Republican engrained in their brain.
This spying on citizens goes back to the CIA at it’s outset.
It’s been steadily increasing all along, both under Dem and Repub administrations.
George H W Bush is new world order extraordinaire.
Electing a Republican to replace Obama will do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to change the track America is on.
Wake up, wake up, spit out the blood of Kali !
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Only one thing can save us now. A Moslem attack with an EMP that sends us back to 1889.
they’re just taking advantage of the cheap hard drives made possible by the pron industry...
The following are are just some of the known systems/programs......
Trapwire
Echelon
Turbulence
IAO
Narus Insight
Golden Shield
CTS
HumanID
EELD
EARS
Malintent
SSNA
HURT/HART
TIA
VeriChip
Prism
Ragtime-P
Stellar Wind
Carnivore
ThinThread
Advise
Talon
CoIntelPro
CALEA
Boundless Informant
Trailblazer
Scared yet?
Ping the old list.
Anyone wishing to fight the United States government must plan on using Napoleonic-Era command and control, and using an EMP and/or massive jamming of all parts of the electromagnetic spectrum usable for communications, telemetry, radar and the like.
Yes, we are already there...many people know this and many people do care, but know there is very little they can do about it. But perhaps the majority of the people in the world do not care, they are too busy being entertained.
If I didn’t know that God is on His throne and is in control, and that everything is going according to His plan and purpose as He has revealed to mankind in the Bible, I would be fearful and hopeless. But my hope, the anchor of my soul, is the Lord Jesus Christ. He is the way, the truth and the life, and no man comes to God but through Him.
This is the most important thing in this life to settle. The rest will fall into place—as He ordains—for His own glory (that we have been graciously allowed to share in).
http://www.hatch.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/releases?ID=5d4b834f-1b78-be3e-e0b1-b01c0bd451ff
As the longest-serving member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Hatch began working on bringing the Data Center to Utah in 2007. He held several conversations with seniors members of the Intelligence Community, and in 2008, Camp Williams was selected over 37 other sites as the location for the new Data Center. Hatch has continued to work with congressional committees to ensure the Data Center was fully authorized, and helped scale regulatory obstacles as well.
In September 2010, the Army Corps of Engineers awarded a construction contract to a consortium which includes the Big-D Construction Corporation in Salt Lake City.
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/home/50999978-76/utah-center-construction-national.html.csp
Center to build Utah’s economy, patriotic reputation
Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - Thursday, January 6, 2011
Author: Mike Gorrell The Salt Lake Tribune
Camp Williams - The creation of up to 10,000 construction jobs alone makes the Utah Data Center a great project for the state.
But speakers at Thursday’s ground-breaking ceremony for the $1.5 billion facility emphasized that economic benefits aside, the center solidifies Utah’s position as a leading defender of the American way of life.
“The threat posed by computer hackers is very real and growing,” Sen. Orrin Hatch , R-Utah, told more than 200 participants at the event commemorating the start of construction on the computerized center that will help U.S. intelligence agencies combat “cybersecurity” threats.
“This country defends itself against cyberattacks every day. It’s an arena where we need to defend ourselves,” he added. “This center will support the effort to better understand that threat.”
(snip)
http://www.cnn.com/2011/POLITICS/01/12/cyber.defense.center/index.html
(January 12, 2011)
The NSA will take the lead at the center, assisting the Department of Homeland Security and other agencies in protecting cyber networks.
Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, lobbied to get the center in his home state.
“The data center will be part of our expanding efforts to defend our Department of Defense computer systems from cyber attack and will also play a key role in helping Homeland Security keep our government’s civilian computer systems safe,” he said.
The new facility will give the NSA much needed computing and data storage space. A huge amount of cyber work is already done at NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland, and the Utah center will balance the load across the power grid.
“There are limits on the load,” one congressional official explained. “You can’t simultaneously run 12 showers in your home.”
Hatch said the 1 million-square-foot facility will have 100 to 200 full-time employees with expertise in information technology and electrical and mechanical engineering.
And yet, they couldn’t prevent the Boston bombings.
Isn't there a nuclear power plant in Catawissa too?
(Unless it has a convention center for the IRS...)