Big Brother 30
Years Late
Do you
remember how scary the book and movie 1984 were.
I for one refused to believe that our society, government, and lives
would ever reach that level of control.
After all those were the kinds of things that happened somewhere else in
the world like Germany, and Russia but not in my country, the good old US of A.
Then 1984
came and went, we are all waiting for the other shoe to drop, but it didn’t
drop. Whew! That was close; something predicted with so
much authority, didn’t happen. Must have
been like the movie War of the Worlds, just good fiction. Here we are now thirty years later, and guess
what the story teller was off by a few years.
I hope you
have been paying attention to what the NSA has been up to so I won’t have write
a ten post series to explain all the intricacies of spying on other world
government leader by the US Government.
How about the fact that your privacy is no longer private. All cell phone calls are now listened
too. Our emails are scrutinized, even
our automobile license plates can and are being tracked with the capability to
determine where in the country you are at all times.
Do you know
that most city’s law enforcement agencies have the capability to drive around
with a unit inside the patrol car that scans license plates on the streets, and
roads to determine the ownership of the vehicle, and whether you have any
outstanding warrants, or owe parking citations?
Whatever
happened to the government of the people by the people, for the people? We are being handed a bill of goods, and not
only do we not have a choice, we can’t even supervise the public servants that
are controlling our lives. When did we
become so slack that all of a sudden the patients are running the
institution? As I have always said, the
bill of goods is always sold as being for our own good, or protection. If we are being protected to the point of
being controlled, is it worth it? Here
is another point to show you that we haven’t seen the worst of it. Remember it’s always sold as for the purpose
of serving us better:
·
Jason McInerney and his wife, Melissa, recently tapped their
lunch orders onto a touchscreen at the entrance to the Be Our Guest restaurant
at Florida's Walt Disney World Resort and were told to take any open seat.
Moments later a food server appeared at their table with their croque-monsieur
and carved turkey sandwiches.
·
Asks McInerney, a once-a-year visitor to Disney theme parks:
"How did they know where we were sitting?"
·
The answer was on the electronic bands the couple wore on their
wrists. That's the magic of the MyMagic+, Walt Disney's (DIS
-0.50%) $1 billion experiment in crowd control, data collection, and
wearable technology that could change the way people play -- and spend -- at
the "Most Magical Place on Earth." ~ By Christopher Palmeri,
Bloomberg
BusinessWeek
Remember always, all this extra effort is so they can anticipate
your every need! Never mind that they
can’t keep NSA away from the data, and they will now know even more about us,
and how we spend your recreational time.
Oh! I almost forgot when they get hacked by some low life living in his
mother’s basement in Slobovia, they will access all your information. I sure do hope; the best is yet to come….
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