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  evonne. January 25, 2012 at 1:22am

  Big Brother is Watching You…

  Countries one normally believes are bastions of liberty and freedom – the UK, Canada, Australia or New Zealand – are prime examples of mass surveillance. Take a stroll through London and a vast and ubiquitous network of several million CCTV cameras will be watching your every move 24/7 in airports, underground and railway stations, street crossings, stores, bus stops, shopping malls, motorways, parks, bridges, condos, public buildings, private offices, utilities, public toilets, toll booths… Wherever you are in London, someone is watching you… very closely. Naturally, all this is done in the name of “national security” which has become a smokescreen for the political and corporate elites’ perception that growing public awareness does pose a real threat to their interests.
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  evonne. January 25, 2012 at 12:24am

  dear Alfred,they are nothing but greedy,evil souls,and as you said,i myself feel the same way,my patience is end in one day too,as long as the father allows me to reside on the earthly plain,i will continue with my mission,to teach,and spread the word,and give valid information,in the hope more become aware of the illusion,we are always lead to believe is the only reality that exists,also,may have some more tid,bits from my email,if so,will pass on,love,light,blessings eve.
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  Alfred January 24, 2012 at 11:59pm

  But we resisted to that request from them.

  Now they send last year the Bildemberg Group.

  Who knows what they will ask next ?

  Maybe the skin of us?

  I do not know any more what to think because i tray all.

  But my patience have an end in one day..
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  Alfred January 24, 2012 at 11:55pm

  Well what to expect Eve from them?

  Flowers?

  They tray to put those chips in my country in the ID card or to invent a health card with that chip in it.

  Well to fallow you not matter you go..

  And this it is Freedom Eve?

  I think not..
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  evonne. January 24, 2012 at 11:31pm

  Lost & Found: “M’am: We found your missing husband’s black box…”

  Microchip Implants for personal tracking and ID are getting smaller and smaller, and ever more injectable without you ever even realising it. Next time an Avian or Swine Flu “crisis” breaks, don’t let yourself be coaxed into mass vaccinating your family. Michael G Michael (University of Wollongong’s School of Information Systems and Technology, Australia), has coined the term “uberveillance” to describe the emerging trend of all-encompassing surveillance, explaining that “Uberveillance is not on the outside looking down, but on the inside looking out through a microchip that is embedded in our bodies.”

  The US’s private hi-tech company VeriChip (www.positiveidcorp.com) widely markets implantable nano-chips which store a 16-digit unique ID number on humans “for medical and security purposes, focusing on high-risk patients and the need to identify them and their medical records in an emergency.” To allay any fears they also explain they do not know when or if someone will develop an implantable microchip with GPS technology, but that “it is not an application we are pursuing.” Michael explains that such implantable chips will become like a “black box that will then be a witness to our actual movements, words – perhaps even our thoughts – and play a similar role to the black box placed in an aircraft.” He also predicts microchip implants and their infrastructure could eliminate the need for e-passports, e-tags, and secure ID cards, adding that “microchipping… will eventually become compulsory in the context of identification within the frame of national security.” For now, your mobile phone acts as a passive transponder for radio frequency identification (RFID) readers.

  Watch the Birdie…

  Not surprisingly, military applications are where trillions of ultra hi-tech dollars are going. We now have drones as tiny as bugs. In a recent piece published in The New York Times² we learn that the US military’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio runs a flight lab dubbed a “microaviary” where drones designed to replicate flight mechanics of moths, hawks and other creatures are being developed. “‘We’re looking at how you can hide in plain sight’ said Greg Parker, an Aerospace engineer, as he held up a mechanical hawk that in the future might carry out espionage.” Today, the Pentagon has some 7,000 aerial drones explained Ashton B Carter, the Pentagon’s chief weapons buyer and a member of the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).

  “In February 2011, researchers unveiled a hummingbird drone built by the firm AeroVironment for the secretive Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which can fly at 11 mph and perch on a windowsill… one of the smallest drones in use on the battlefield is the three foot long Raven which troops in Afghanistan toss by hand like a model airplane to peer over the next hill.”

  Then we have new “Gorgon Stare” technology that can capture live videos of an entire city, but requires 2,000 analysts to process the data feeds from a single drone compared with 19 analysts per drone today. We can also expect massive growth of armies of military surveillance

  http://www.positiveidcorp.com/
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  evonne. January 24, 2012 at 11:31pm

  dear brother,from time to time,i have some free email sent to me from New Dawn magazine,and i received an email this morning,it has some very informative information in it,and will post some of it above(hope you dont mind)you can copypaste it,then delete ok,also,very proud of all the work,and effort,and input,you give to so many on ACC,blessings,of love,light,eve.