There was a time when we the people could expect privacy in our homes, in our conversations, in our everyday lives. As you'll see in this video, your right to privacy has ended. Vast amounts of what you would assume to be your private information is being recorded and stored in computer banks.
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Everything that's happening in the world today with governments and economies is following the formulas composed by Niccolo Machiavelli in the early 16th Century. He mapped the historical methods used by successful conquerors from time immemorial to acquire and maintain power over populations! Those same instructions are as effective today and will be in the future as they have been in the past.
His formulas apply to principalities and not republics. Republican populations are used to freedoms and cannot be successfully ruled as a principality. Republics must be destroyed and rebuilt with citizens retrained to accept the absolute rule of the Prince .... and that is exactly what is happening in the world today!
Have a swell day you malleable subjects!
As a long term employee of IBM I can tell you that this collecting of information about employees has been going on for as long as that capability has been available and not just within I B M. That info isn't tapped until something happens and then corporate attorneys and whomever else they involve go back and search the collection of info, anything on your machine, email, etc. to see what they can find.
And given the nature of the internet, and the interconnectedness of everything now, it's not a surprise that simply funneling and storing the information is considered quite okay.
The problem is that we can no longer trust that we truly have freedom of speech or anything else for that matter, and that we don't know what will trigger an investigation of our data collection. That plays into the plan perfectly because out of a desire to not draw attention to oneself, people won't say anything. They're intimidated.
It's a fear tactic. And of course, using intimidation and fear tactics to achieve a political goal, even if it's just to keep everyone in line, is nonetheless a definition of terrorism.
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