Online Surveillance?

I don’t know how far they are along with building the global digital surveillance state. Edward Snowden warned everybody decades ago but then everyone forgot.

Do you think they are already building enemy lists based on internet posts. I haven’t had time to research this.

Posting online is very normalised but it’s probably a really bad idea. What do you think?

Please post any information you have here.

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What does it matter? :slight_smile:

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Posting online might be better than staying silent about injustice and the like. The presence of enemy lists wouldn’t surprise me, however, as the cliche goes, “Politics makes for strange bedfellows.”

From my perspective, it’s better to try to secure a more just and verdant world than to always choose silence over protest (even if it’s only online). Of course, folks should be aware of the possible consequences of online posts. However, in what seems to be a “war situation,” some efforts to secure victory might well be justified even if they are risky.

Lastly there’s the alien factor. I have seen two UFO’s here in Florida since my arrival in this State in 2009. One, which looked like the UFO in Fox Mulder’s poster, gave me a sort of a bad feeling. However, the other UFO which looked like the Mother Ship in the “V” series seemed good. People should be aware that perhaps even alien forces active in this realm might well spring to the aid of those determined to do right by themselves and others.

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Check this out: Hank Moody and Fox Mulder, who’s who? :slight_smile:

Link: For those who’ve seen the series “Californication” and who want to read the book above, like me. :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Ofcourse “enemy lists” already exist because social media posts are a determinant in building social credit scores. There are thousands of examples but presently you only need to look at the Trump admin’s pronouncements regarding pro-Palestine posts LINK ,LINK, LINK.

If you want to imagine how bad it will be when the dystopia fully kicks in, you only need to look back at the Covid days (specifically the UK’s “ping-demic”) when if you were ever near an “infected” person, you got an alert on your phone. In the dystopia, that would translate into you being near someone who expresses/posts anti-gov’t stuff….family or otherwise. The icing on this cake was the content of declassified, covid-related files by Tulsi Gabbard

Again, examples are countless but your level of concern should depend on where you live and how often your gov’t acts on their “intelligence”/database. Any gov’t, regardless of political leanings, will drum up “national security threat” agendas to justify silencing dissenters.

Elijah Shaeffer’s predicament should also be noted.

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So we are really effed. Free speech is almost dead in this country. I don’t want to say which country but people have been arrested for posting joke memes about political movements.

The other thing is that Peter Thiel ( Palantir) has our health data. Officially, there are supposed to be privacy safeguards but I don’t believe in them.

With the PayPal data combined, you get addresses, names, health records.

If Google and other internet providers partner with Palantir they can build social credit systems if they haven’t started that already. Internet post history, shopping history, addresses, names and health data.

The question is how they’re going to punish / go after people.

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You’ll be acutely aware of penalties that you’ll make sure you’re on your best behavior (1min)

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