Mexico’s emerging surveillance state offers a sobering look into the future if the Power Elite’s proposal for a “continental security” perimeter becomes reality. What would it take to force people to accept the loss of their privacy? Could people be terrified into surrendering their priceless right to be left alone by the state? How could a population be persuaded, or compelled, to accept such radical measures as implantable data chips in the name of “public safety” — even when they knew that doing so would radically expand the power of a corrupt government? For citizens of Mexico, these are not...
