Crucial and timely info; thanks, you are doing a great service to humanity.
My two bits: I am fully in favor of total and complete, in-depth surveillance of every aspect of the average citizen of the world - ON ONE CONDITION - all, all those connected with the proposing and implementing of such surveillance, all those elected and non-elected individuals and groups that want such surveillance should be publicly transparent to any one on the planet so that the public knows how well the rule makers are following the rules they make! Members of the public should not be able to view one another's data, that is for the rule-makers to view, but members of the public should definitely be able to view the rule-maker's data.
And should a rule-maker break a rule he/she has made the retribution should be a hundred times more than that for a citizen who breaks the same rule.
Now go ahead and do as much surveillance as you want!
Glen, I agree that the constitution is extremely important. However, please be aware that through the past number of decades, laws have been SLOWLY made at the state and federal level that will allow the scamdemic to reoccur OVER AND OVER, IF we do not recognize these laws and change them BACK to where they should be. Look at the substacks of Sasha Latypova and Kathryn Watt (Bailiwick News) for details concerning these. There are a lot of people redirecting the focus away from these laws. These unlawful laws are unfortunately currently LEGAL. This can be changed and MUST be changed. We can start at the county and state levels.
I am English. I worked in Connecticut in the mid eighties. When I was at my "going home" gathering, one of you guys asked me, "What do you want to take back to England with you from America?" I replied "Nothing", to audible gasps of disappointment. I then added, "The US Constitution". The response was along the lines of, "Ah but it has been corrupted", (meaning it was not worth much anymore). It seems I was the only one there who knew the value of it.
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Crucial and timely info; thanks, you are doing a great service to humanity.
My two bits: I am fully in favor of total and complete, in-depth surveillance of every aspect of the average citizen of the world - ON ONE CONDITION - all, all those connected with the proposing and implementing of such surveillance, all those elected and non-elected individuals and groups that want such surveillance should be publicly transparent to any one on the planet so that the public knows how well the rule makers are following the rules they make! Members of the public should not be able to view one another's data, that is for the rule-makers to view, but members of the public should definitely be able to view the rule-maker's data.
And should a rule-maker break a rule he/she has made the retribution should be a hundred times more than that for a citizen who breaks the same rule.
Now go ahead and do as much surveillance as you want!
No, we are not dogs, we are slaves.
Glen, I agree that the constitution is extremely important. However, please be aware that through the past number of decades, laws have been SLOWLY made at the state and federal level that will allow the scamdemic to reoccur OVER AND OVER, IF we do not recognize these laws and change them BACK to where they should be. Look at the substacks of Sasha Latypova and Kathryn Watt (Bailiwick News) for details concerning these. There are a lot of people redirecting the focus away from these laws. These unlawful laws are unfortunately currently LEGAL. This can be changed and MUST be changed. We can start at the county and state levels.
I am English. I worked in Connecticut in the mid eighties. When I was at my "going home" gathering, one of you guys asked me, "What do you want to take back to England with you from America?" I replied "Nothing", to audible gasps of disappointment. I then added, "The US Constitution". The response was along the lines of, "Ah but it has been corrupted", (meaning it was not worth much anymore). It seems I was the only one there who knew the value of it.