The Nokia-Siemens spy platform
Nokia and Siemens have cooperated in a joint venture to construct spy software to integrate collection and analysis of emails, phone calls, card transactions, and other personal data. 90 of these systems have been sold to various governments around the world. The story is at NewScientist.
Editorial comment: The old old scientists wanted to discover how to make gold and get rich. The old scientists wanted to discover the secrets of nature’s laws so they could have more power. The new scientists wanted to create the most destructive weapons imaginable. The new new scientists want to construct the spy technology to benefit the elites of the New World Order. Have you kicked a scientist yet today?
The Age reports on Australia’s Golden Shield. The official surveillance system is awful enough, but this post points out that amateurs armed with $200 worth of equipment can spy on anybody as well. And this doesn’t include the criminals and hackers.
It’s not just society that has disappeared. Now the idea of a crowd is no longer meaningful. You are an individual, and you are being tracked, constantly.
Do you think the tea party movement could take up the issue of surveillance after it has finished with the medical takeover? We’d like to see the spy bureaucrats, the software programmers, the corporate leaders, and the government purchasers of these systems paraded through streets crowded with pitchfork mobs in 90 countries, with the cameras turned off, of course.
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People need to remember things like this or it will disappear.
Sounds to me like you for sure know what you are talking about.