Doug,
I suppose there could be
some benefits of cell phone tracking. But it always seem that
privacy
has to be forked over.
Making your cell phone trackable should be a user
option, not mandatory. The
same for the black boxes in cars that allow tracking.
Everything is being done to
"protect" us or the children. The internet/web is the
last bastion of free,
unfiltered news. How the corporate powers must hate that.
So what better way to get
rid of it than to come up with protecting the children
from porn, stop internet
gambling, etc. It will be under the guise of keeping
us from harming each other
or ourselves or maybe to make life harder for those terrorists.
And likely, most folks will
buy it. Enough anyway
to get the legislation
passed. Already our emails, phone calls
are being monitored
by the CIA/FBI/NSA.
If BushCo wants any of us in limbo, all they have to use
is the phrase "suspected
enemy combatant" and off we go, off to rot in some
jail in Poland, Romania,
etc. This is the result of the doublespeak named Patriot Act,
another shameful act of the
lunatics running our government. It seems that our
gov won't rest until it has complete
control of our lives, from womb to tomb.
To change the
subject slightly, we now have the Codex
Alimentarius
or http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/PHARMACEUTICAL_BUSINESS/health_movement_against_codex/index.htm
to contend with. As a
result of this document, we here in the USA will have
our current open access to
herbs, vitamins, supplements, essential oils, etc., severely
restricted. For example,
vit C will be limited to 90mg max size. Many supplements
will simply disappear
altogether. Herbs too. I use DHEA, 25mg a day. It really
keeps my energy level up.
It will become a prescription item and cost many times
more than I now pay. Plus
the cost of the doctor's time. All of this crap will be to
"protect" us from harming
ourselves. Never mind that prescription drugs kill 100,000+
people every year here in the
USA but herbs,
vitamins, supplements, and essential oils kill
no one. The push is to make us dependent
on prescription drugs only as a way
to better health, an impossibility. We
here in the USA are bombarded with BS about
how dangerous vit C is and how vit E is
not at all helpful and could cause problems. Big Pharma
is demonizing non-patentable natural
remedies, softening us up for the day the
shelves at health
food
stores become largely bare. Our rollover media loves to propagate the results of bogus science
sponsored
by you-know-who. They do this without
checking to see if the study was valid or not. If it is sensational,
it
gets printed. To print that vit E is not
useful or may even be harmful is hard to resist, even
if it might not be true.
Newspapers seem to be in envy of the tabloids. Not many
bother
to investigate anything that's important.
BTW, I believe that Europe and Australia
are already "harmonized" to the Codex. Canada too?
Peace, D. Mindock
> attack but my phone tells where I am if asked. Cell phones can be used as
> "guidance" to target.
>
> Took an extra 2 or 3 years to get digital phones on the market as the boss
> needed the ability to locate/listen before their release.
>
> Your home is no sanctuary, it can be entered on many pretexts without papers
> (Suspicion of drugs, illegal firearms, illegal guns and a few others). Of
> recent times even more so as the list has been increased. Look at your home
> as a place where you can be got, a place where you must be most of the time,
> a place where you enjoy it with a finance Co that needs to know much about
> your life, a place known to be your returning point, a place that holds the
> basis for your license to drive, to pay taxes, to vote, your cubicle of/for
> life.
>
> Doug
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "D. Mindock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <Biofuel@sustainablelists.org>
> Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 1:50 PM
> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [SPAM] Re: Garrison Keillor on Bush II
>
>
>> This is not a good trend. It could lead to people's home being inspected
> for
>> all
>> sorts of things like illegal satellite receivers, drugs, eating organic
> meat
>> vs the
>> hormone and pesticide laden USDA meat, non-GMO food, etc. I've read that
>> sooner or later all cars will have black boxes which allows their
> tracking.
>> I think
>> cell phones are to be that way too. Both are for your "protection" of
>> course. If
>> I get anymore protected, I will puke. Our right to privacy is seen as a
>> threat by
>> the neo-cons.
>> Peace, D. Mindock
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Mike McGinness" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <Biofuel@sustainablelists.org>
>> Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 11:43 PM
>> Subject: Re: [Biofuel] [SPAM] Re: Garrison Keillor on Bush II
>>
>>
>> > You got it Gary, they have adopted the Bush policy of pre-emptive
> strikes
>> > by
>> > walking into the Texas bars and looking for and arresting people who are
>> > over the
>> > legal blood alcohol limit for driving before they leave and get on the
>> > road. They
>> > jail them for public intoxication.
>> >
>> > PreCrime is now a fact here in the great State of Texas! Actually I
> heard
>> > there
>> > was enough political backlash that they are now rethinking their
> position
>> > on
>> > Pre-Crime here in Texas. Of course the DEA has been into PreCrime for
>> > years now,
>> > guilty until proven innocent, another Bush I and II legacy.
>> >
>> > Lucky for me my only real vice is eating healthy, raw organic
> vegetables.
>> >
>> > Mike McGinness
>> >
>> > "Gary L. Green" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Speaking of beer, and I was, ... Mike, I read they are going into
>> >> bars and arresting people for being drunk. Pre-crime. I never
>> >> thought I'd see it in my life time.
>> >>
>> >> On 09Apr, 2006, at 2:40 AM, Mike McGinness wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > However, this Texan would rather see him sent to Iraq to fight his
>> >> > own war. We don't need him back in Texas, and we can't leave him in
>> >> > Washington either. By the way I voted against the republicans and
>> >> > the Bushes since 1990, so don't blaim me.
>> >> >
>> >> > Mike McGinness
>> >>
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