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Re: DOJ proposes US data-rentention law.
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Global Freedom From Force Independence From Politics and Currency-Based Economies A Precursor to Digital Neo-Tech Revolutions For A Volitional, Anti-Force, Capitalist Civilization Outlining the possibilities of creating freedom through new, non-traditional financial business strategy and technology, in business- and economic details, and specifications for technical development, this manuscript represents the first integration of New-Technology/Internet-driven business infrastructures, logistics, and markets of the future with core concepts of Neo-Tech and Neo-Tech business. It outlines how the integration and evolution of three existing basic concepts -- 1) Wide-scope accounting strategies to protect business assets, 2) Cyberspace/Logistics/Reputation-driven Barter Communities, and 3) A Global Anonymized Computerized Market -- can together lead to total economical freedom and volitional trade, on an individual and ultimately on a world-wide scale. The practical implementation of the strategies described, and the necessary infrastructures, while today in planning by only a small number of businesses, is an enormous opportunity for any entrepreneur, manager or CEO to understand, integrate with his business, contribute to and profit from. First, what is Wide-Scope Accounting a.k.a. Golden Helmets? As a concept, it is almost as old as human society itself, but was first explicitly identified and named by Frank R. Wallace, author at Neo-Tech Publishing. The original explanation of the concept of Golden Helmets, given in a courtroom speech, can be found at: http://www.neo-tech.com/golden-helmet/chapter3.html Wide-scope accounting is a wealth management tool, allowing a person to live without any taxable personal income. Rather, all money is kept by one's company and utilized to expand the company and maximize its values, while one's own expenses necessary to live and work (food, housing, car, etc.) are company expenses. Any individual living this way, in a 100% service environment, but without private income or excess property, therefore, cannot be taxed. One's own company itself focuses not on immediate profits but on building maximum high-quality values, efficiency and new jobs. Taxable profits in a company are minimized by re-investing, while the value-maximized work leads to high revenues, and widens the business through additional partners and employees. Breaking The Chains Of Today's Criminal Politics With Neo-Tech, Frank R. Wallace also openly identified that the reason for the modern, century-old economy-controlling/economy-draining high income taxes are not primarily to satisfy the financial requirements of governments and "the public", which could as well be achieved through less compulsive, more voluntary taxation schemes. Rather, the prime reason for income taxes and their often life-destroying enforcement by armed government hunters is to keep control over people -- legal, bureaucratical, social and psychological -- by controlling everyone with a strong, limiting grip on his or her prosperity, privacy, business, happiness, and ultimately, life. Wide-scope accounting in business lets a company always pay excess taxes indirectly, by creating jobs and boosting markets, which leads to direct and indirect tax payments by multiplying the profits of others, while minimizing one's own financial liability. It allows any businessman to outmaneuver criminal politics without being an "Atlas that Shrugs" -- in contrary, it means producing more and harder than ever, and in the long term, profiting enormously, but at the same time withdrawing all support for the force-backed tax system -- legally, and without making any force or resistance necessary. Regulated Currencies Mean Regulated Values However, despite the tool of wide-scope accounting readily available to everyone, one must face the reality of a politically undermined/controlled economy existing practically everywhere today. Vast economies -- valuable, but yet, drained -- today depend on monetary systems ultimately regulated by local and international political authorities. Thus, the task is to sublimate traditional economical dynamics to direct value-creation/value- exchange dynamics of an economy beyond wide-scope accounting within traditional currency systems -- immune from external force, authorities and corruptions. Without making a mistake about it, official currencies do represent the material values that they are exchanged for. And, contrary to the views propagated by dishonest media, academics, traditionalists, politicians and activists, money is not the "root of all evil". Yet, in a way, all official money is corrupted, since it is regulated directly and indirectly by governments through taxation-, banking-, anti-inflation-, anti-deflation-, public insurance-, tariff-, business- and economic regulations and laws which affect
Followup: [RE: DOJ proposes US data-rentention law.]
Two points: 1. According to Poulson, the DOJ proposal never discussed just what would be logged. Poulson compared it to the European Big Brother legislation, which required storage to Web browsing histories and email header data. 2. After I posted the same info to /. http://slashdot.org/articles/02/06/19/1724216.shtml?tid=103 (I'm the 'Anonymous Coward' in this case), Kevin updated his article. The new version may be found at: http://online.securityfocus.com/news/489 The relevant portions read: - start quote - U.S. Denies Data Retention Plans The Justice Department disputes claims that Internet service providers could be forced to spy on their customers as part of the U.S. strategy for securing cyberspace. By Kevin Poulsen, Jun 19 2002 12:24PM [...] But a Justice Department source said Wednesday that data retention is mentioned in the strategy only as an industry concern -- ISPs and telecom companies oppose the costly idea -- and does not reflect any plan by the department or the White House to push for a U.S. law. [...] - end quote - Peter Trei > -- > From: David G. Koontz[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, June 20, 2002 10:57 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: Re: DOJ proposes US data-rentention law. > > Trei, Peter wrote: > > - start quote - > > > > Cyber Security Plan Contemplates U.S. Data Retention Law > > http://online.securityfocus.com/news/486 > > > > Internet service providers may be forced into wholesale spying > > on their customers as part of the White House's strategy for > > securing cyberspace. > > > > By Kevin Poulsen, Jun 18 2002 3:46PM > > > > An early draft of the White House's National Strategy to Secure > > Cyberspace envisions the same kind of mandatory customer data > > collection and retention by U.S. Internet service providers as was > > recently enacted in Europe, according to sources who have reviewed > > portions of the plan. > > > > In recent weeks, the administration has begun doling out bits and > > pieces of a draft of the strategy to technology industry members > > and advocacy groups. A federal data retention law is suggested > > briefly in a section drafted in part by the U.S. Justice Department. > > > > If the U.S. wasn't in an undeclared 'war', this would be considered > an unfunded mandate. Does anyone realize the cost involved? Think > of all the spam that needs to be recorded for posterity. ISPs don't > currently record the type of information that this is talking about. > What customer data backup is being performed by ISPs is by and large > done by disk mirroring and is not kept permanently. > > I did a bit of back of the envelope calculation and the cost in the > U.S. approaches half a billion dollars a year in additional backup > costs a year without any CALEA type impact to make it easy for law > enforcment to do data mining. The estimate could easily be low by a > factor of 5-10. AOL of course would be hit by 40 percent of this > though, not to mention a nice tax on MSN. Call it ten cents a day > per customer in fee increases to record all that spam for review by > big brother. I feel safer already. > > Whats next, censorship?
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