Surveillance Nation-Part Two

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Tuesday April 29, 2003 09:39

by Danny

From: Monty Solomon Subject: Surveillance Nation-Part Two

In pursuit of security and service, we are submitting ourselves to a
proliferation of monitoring technologies. But a loss of privacy is
not inevitable.

By Dan Farmer and Charles C. Mann
May 2003

http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/farmer0503.asp

Surveillance Nation

Webcams, tracking devices, and interlinked databases are leading to the
elimination of unmonitored public space. Are we prepared for the
consequences of the intelligence-gathering network we're unintentionally
building?

By Dan Farmer and Charles C. Mann
April 2003

http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/farmer0403.asp

Comments (1 of 1)

don't forget your mobile phone

by grainne mulderrig

Wed Apr 30, 2003 01:11

right you are! The modern featherless biped is exposed to electromagnetic waves at a level 200 times higher than were our grandparents. this is the scary stuff that John Foster Dulles was using in his mad MK-Ultra plan to create "a programmable assassin" True story. The sparrows in England are falling from the sky. They just can't take all the e.m. static from the phones. My phone has been liberated from me, thank god. So has my computer and everything else I need to make a living. Turn off yer TV, take a walk in the country, read a book, do a day's manual labour, take a hot bath, make love to yer loved one, sleep like a baby. You'll be fine.