[Innovative]

“We are, like, that far from a turnkey totalitarian state,”

Actually, we are already there, we just don’t know it yet...

[xzins]

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/all/

[Rashputin]

Several years ago I remember talking with people about the movie, Enemy of The State. When I said I didn't think the ability to track people as portrayed in the movie was far-fetched other than the movie showing more visual than was required, everyone just laughed. They said I was either paranoid or exaggerating.

Maybe people will finally wake up now that simultaneously tracking several million people in real time is no big deal. Too bad people didn't wake up back when they would still bust a gut every time they tried to track more than several hundred people at once in real time. Back then keeping track of everyone with launch codes, ours and theirs, was all they worried about.

[fella]

This is a supposedly private outfit that's also collecting lots of data.

[Hetuck]

Excellent article -- well worth a read or re-read. 1000 exabytes per year, the worldwide data volume projected in 2015, corresponds to a rate of data creation of about 30 Terabytes per second, or about 240,000 Gigabits per second. Assuming the Center is designed to store most or all of this data, how will it be transmitted for collection? I presume it's via buried fiber optic cable, as I don't see any satellite dishes in the images of the Center.

[No.6]

From '67:

[Number 2 is describing the Village]
Number Two: What in fact has been created? An international community. A perfect blueprint for world order. When the sides facing each other suddenly realize that they're looking into a mirror, they'll see that this is the pattern for the future.
Number 6: The whole world as the Village?
Number Two: That is my dream.

Be seeing you...

[1010RD]

We’ve been their a long time. I submit as proof that neither Clinton is in prison.